Alright here's the deal. I have a midterm tomorrow morning and I don't understand any of it. The class is called computer mediated communication, here is the course webpage:
http://psych.ucsc.edu/~ahk/p127/
If anyone looks at it and understand wtf is going on, I would love to know. I have a list of review questions that make no sense to me. If anyone could actually even explain to me what the question is actually asking (not even necessarily help me with the answer) I would really appreciate it. Here is a sample of the crap I am trying to understand:
We often transform data from one representation (ie, coordinate system) to another. Provide an example of such a transformation in the auditory or visual domain, and discuss how the new transformation is exploited in some technology. Relate to jpeg and mp3.
I am a psych major. I understand abstract, people oriented things. I am confused. If anyone can help me, I will gladly help you with any writing/social sciences work at all. I am especially good at editing essays and helping people to expand on their ideas in eloquent and coherent ways. Obviously I am not good at things relating to computers.
As a matter of fact, I will help anyone with this stuff anyway, because I'm hoping the good karma will help me out, and plus I want something to think about other than this class. This is an unlimited offer, I will have many more chances to avoid studying for midterms I will fail along the course of this year.
3 rock stars + 2 cokes + 1 bowl of ice cream + 3 hours of sleep in the past 72 hours = me cracked out, studying like a fiend, and more than slightly vomitious.
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