When I was a freshman, I didn't take too many professional courses, but I just took some other small courses, all in the lecture hall.
Secondly, how do college students attend classes?
1. Class style
After entering the university, we basically bid farewell to the administrative class in high school and will not take classes in fixed classes. When you go to college, you usually go to a different place after completing the course.
2. Teaching methods
University teachers focus on teaching, that is to say, teachers only need to complete their own teaching tasks and show you a little at most if they don't understand, unlike high school teachers who don't understand you. When I went to college, I hardly saw my teachers except for classes.
3. Learning style
When we get to college, no teacher will force us to study in our study. A teacher can only name one name, and he won't care if you don't study. In the past, my teacher forced me to study, so I could study all the time, but when I went to college, I would teach myself.
In a word, college courses are very different from previous courses. We should adapt to the teaching mode of universities as soon as possible.
Move the textbooks from the dormitory to the teaching building, find the classroom of this class (the classroom is not fixed, and different classes may need to change classrooms), start classes after the roll call, and the teacher will start classes. Basically, teachers give lectures in front of PPT, which may make students answer questions in class. For the order of class, different teachers may have strict requirements: no cell phone, no sleep, no talking. This is the most basic;
Any teacher will never leave the podium after class, so you can do whatever you want below, as long as it doesn't affect others, teachers generally don't care. Teachers in their own majors may remember several students or even their names if their classes are small, and their relationship with teachers will be better;
But for those universities and majors with many students, one teacher may have to teach the whole college. Basically, teachers' names are based on roll call. After four years, they won't remember you unless you are excellent or smart. This is completely different from junior high school. There won't be a lot of exercises to do, but according to the requirements of the backyard, documents have to be done several times a semester and homework has to be done at least six times a semester, so the teacher will occasionally arrange it for us to write, sometimes carefully look at the scores, and sometimes write a "reading". In college, you often need to submit your homework in word, and you need a computer, but you can also write word on your mobile phone, and occasionally you need to do PPT and homework demonstration in class.