Complaints & Reviews — Sonic Drive-In

For some reason, no one has yet written about an "educational" institution called TTI (Institute of Transport and Communications). I entered the first year last year (by the way, I left the Faculty of Modern Languages ​​of the University of Canada). * The first thing I "liked" was that the entrance exam was 10 USD with VAT :). It means: maksai, i ti uchisja. * Second: I joined, I am called the Faculty of Computer Science and Electronics. ** First year subjects: 25% higher mathematics, 15% programming, 15% basics of law (!), 15% philosophy (!), 15% physics, 15% basics of computer architecture (marked with exclamation marks - please note that this is a trend in the field of programming) ** Second year subjects: no programming at all!, but there is political science, English, discrete mathematics (led by a person whose voice I can't hear two steps further),data structures and algorithms run by a Brezhnev-type person (in the sense that he seems to be dying at the board) and basically everything. Let's see what will happen next... But probably for 600 USD in the evening department it is good. I will note that 90% of the lecturers are from RAU times. They have all designed airplanes, if not for the First World War, then for the Second. Well COMPLETE PIZGEC Don't go there if you have important knowledge. There is NO THERE! The most bureaucrats are sitting, and they only know how to irritate everyone. As I said, I came from the Faculty of Foreign Languages ​​of the University of Canada. Then, in order to get an exemption from the English language, I had to run back and forth for 4 weeks to first knock out some stamped paper from the University of Canada, which then did not fit the TSI four times. There is such a cool head of the admission commission at TTI: Barancev. SUCH CRETINE AND BUREAUCRACY. But with more than 10 debts I continue to study in the next year. I count in the first, but I already pay for the second. "Here it is... :)