Basically our networks class was divided into three groups. Each group would have 1 lab session, then three weeks later they would hand a report in for that lab. As there were three groups, the hand in date was staggered by a week. Now I could not make my scheduled first lab, so I went to the second. The problem is now I've been told I have to hand my work in for my original labs hand-in date as it would be "unfair" otherwise. But how is this unfair? That's a weeks loss I've been given...? I've e-mailed the guy asking for the extension but I really don't think he will comply. I just don't understand how he could think there was an advantage to it.
Situation at uni.
- Thread starter Robert
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Basically last year people turned up to which session they could. Most people just went to which they preferred. This time my mates were separated, so I went to their group (there is absolutely NO difference in which session you go to as we didn't use equipment so there wouldn't be any problem that side, as we just listened to a guy speaking).