Yah... like what the title for this entry says... blog while you can! First day of school... yup, as in for Year 2 that is. Went for the training conducted by Andrew Bodor, a professior from Sheridan College. Wonder how he would react when we told him what does it means for 'Bodor' (same pronouciation for Bodoh) which is Stupid in Malay. Haha... well, he is a very nice guy... and bubbly one... due to his tummy, reminds me to do sit ups regularly every morning...
Well, have to do a lot of painting and drawings... judging from what he told us and what he expected of us. However, I feel that it is going to be hell lot of fun studying under him.... and er... stress as well.
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COCK UP for the schedue today! The timetable stated 11:10am is the time my group to have 3D Modelling lesson, and well... when I arrived, then I knew that the class actually starts at 9am. The lesson for this week is at 9am then the following weeks we shall have it at 11am. The best part is that...
NONE of us are informed about it. Thus resulting me wasting my whole morning, sitting for the class when it almost finished and not understanding the whole shit about the Maya program... It is really feed up when you can't understand a thing and your classmates simply just move on. Well, obviously the people who never bother to keep themselves updated about the change in the timetable actually benefits by sitting in for the class at the wrong time. Talking about the
Right Mistake. Well, shan't dwell on it anymore... it just filling up shits in me.
After the training, Ms Lee Yeh Woey talked to us regarding the modules that we will be exempting due to the Talent Development Program. Except for Digital Sound and Video module and the Web Design 1 module, I don't have to take the rest of the modules. That means I only need to take 2 out of 6 for the whole semester. My 3D modelling will be taught by someone from Maya company... and it will be a very intensive one. Well... this is definitely a good news for us as it really loosen our burdens a lot. But well... the bad news is that, on my way home, received a call from Sean. He said that the Director felt that we have been exempted from TOO MANY modules and that means that they are planning it again. So... right now, still don't know what modules we are going to exempted from... Well... here I am... Pissed off again!
I mean... what the hell... they should finalised the whole matter before breaking the news to us... make us happy for one thing... and what the F**K, what does it means by TOO MANY exempted modules... Here... my few cents of opinion, the program was formed to concentrate on the few students and making sure that they turn out to achieve the best results... There will be a lot of trainings that will be related to what we will be learning at the modules taught to the common cohort... just that these trainings we will be taking will be very intensive... 3D skills that should be taught over the semester will be squeeze into a few weeks time frame. This means that the stuff we will be learning is a repetitive from what we going to get from the modules! And come on... Director... You expect us to be focus and clear of our objectives and well... WE DID... and now you all should be the same as us! What to you want from this training program? The training is to be a supplementary to what we learn from the modules or to solely train us on a DIFFERENT basis... To make sure we took up the skills in double quick time? I mean... there is no point wasting our effort and resources, diverting our attention on modules that are going to repeat what we are going to learn from the training! Why should we do that? It is not the matter about having more or less modules so that it look nice to our parents or to the rest of the cohort, you the Director must know what you want to achieve as well! I can foresee the huge amount of assignments we are going to juggles between the modules and the training... Do we have the energy to cycle throught all of them? If you increase the amount of modules for us to take... what is the result? Yes, we shows that we do take almost the same modules as the rest... so what? The rest of the cohort is happy... so what about us? We take all the shits then we break down. Yes... we can take it... but what will you get in the end... shitty craps for all the assignments and for the training program. Then Mr Director, what are you going to do? Telling us that, 'Oh, why you didn't perform?' Yah... we will be glad to tell you that, it is because of your short sightness and bad management! Oh well... we would not tell you that. Why? Because this is a bloody society where the top hierachy will not except their mistakes brought up to them by peoples at the bottom of the foodchain! For safety sake... all of us will be avoiding the issues for political reasons~! Just agrees with what Yina feels... DMD do really sucks... especially the top management...
Come on... lets not having modules for the SAKE of having modules... exercise flexibility... Now I fully understands why some people said that the Director are more of an engineering person.
I do really want to point out how much similarity between this DMD management thingy in compare to Singapore government on the whole... but I shan't elaborate on it or talk about it... It is simply too much frustration to talk about it. Just one simply logic. The top management are simply arseholes who can't settle the real problem and in turn, turned around and F**K at their own people's backside!
Well... gonna stop... if not all my anti-government emotions get flare up and shines brightly to be noticed by the ISDs lurking in the internet, spying on all the people who dare to sprout negativity about the wonderful government. Well... Singapore is a free country, isn't it~!