This bingo card has a free space and 48 words: "Dijkstra's", Professor goes on tangent about how we should've learned something in another class (we didn't), Kevin shows up dripped out on a random Tuesday, Class requires use of cycle servers, Matt complains about curriculum, Paul/Nick's skateboard falls over during class, Paul "advertises" a cool new program (use Notion!), "API", Professor uses Vim, Eric does all the javascript for a project, Professor reads directly off slides for >half the semester, "Scrum/Agile", Nick's macbook makes the startup noise, Professor mysteriously cannot proctor an exam, Nick opens DJ software, Student asks question and professor practically ignores them, Matt gets mad at Nick, "RegEx", Kevin shows up fashionably late, Professor tries to teach us something on command line but does it too fast, Classroom IT has to come fix something, Agar.io, Professor has to curve whole class after making an impossible exam, Kieran says "yoooo", Kieran meets with TA/GTA, Professor mentions ChatGPT, Alcove time, "I do not curve", then curves exam, "Is there a quiz today?" (is not present), Matt or Paul writes an email, Nobody can answer a professors extremely open question, Eric codes during class, Kevin has to buy a new computer, Nick drops his phone/laptop, Professor mentions Covid, "doubt", Nick sits on the other side of the planet, Assignment covers content we haven't learned yet, Eric, Matt, Paul, or Nick talks about work, Someone is late because of parking, Someone oversleeps exam/quiz, Someone's computer fans blast off, KU system stops working, "Expert Coders", GTA/TA doesn't know how to answer question, A rando is playing something during class, "Drew" and Nick obtaining things through illegal/nefarious means.
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