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Is there such a thing as a pset?
Excellent, in-depth high-caliber pset profiles can be found here and here, but while all of these reputable sources agree on the definition of a pset, there is high variance regarding the proper exact spelling of the word. Are they psets, Psets, PSets, p-sets, P-sets, or P-Sets?
How can you tell if a MIT student is psetting?
For those of you interested in real data, there is a fascinating Tech survey available here that asks similar questions, but whose results are actually credible. Speaking of credibility, you can tell a lot about an MIT student from the state of their psets.
What’s the average length of a pset class?
Length also varies wildly from pset to pset, although this is primarily a function of the difficulty of the class. Since I have limited experience in anything except introductory classes, I took a quick lap around my floor and surveyed everyone awake about their psetting habits.
How long does it take to get a pset at MIT?
Unsurprisingly, upperclassmen tend to spend significantly longer working on any given pset than freshmen do: Natalie ‘18 estimated a balmy four hours per pset, while Jenn ‘16 gave me a depressing “fifteen”, accompanied by a forlorn, empty stare.
Where do I Find my PSET for MIT 8.01?
For 8.01 and 8.02, weekly psets are posted online on the MITx platform, which is MIT’s online learning environment, built on edX. Many classes use MITx to post course content, like lecture videos, gradebooks, and syllabi (syllabuses? syllabose? syllabeese?), and several use it for online homework as well.
How to export pset parameters to IFC file?
Term used when creating IFCs I think you can add a (project) parameter to your Revit file and hook it up to the different Revit categories. One way of exporting it to IFC is create a schedule with that parameter and include that schedule in your IFC export
Do you mean to say that pset parties are fun?
Group pset parties not only make the homework easier, but also build camaraderie, staying up late into the night working together to defeat enemies we all despise equally, like Maxwell’s Equations or Gaussian Elimination. Q: Do you mean to say that psetting is fun?