
Kai-Uwes lectures were the only one I kept visiting after I noticed lectures weren´'t for me. I stopped visiting basically all lectures in the second semester because they were just not worth the time. To be honest, I didn't quite get a lot mechanical knowledge in Kai-Uwes lecture as well since the hard theory didn't catch me until my 5th oder 6th semester but Kai-Uwes realtalk-sessions in between explaining made the charm of the whole lecture. He was the reason I learned 10-finger-typing in the first semester because he told us quote: "As the carpenter needs to master his tools, the saw and the hammer, you, as engineers need to master your Tool, the computer" (translated). And ngl he was right. And there were so many things outside of Mechanics he could teach you about, shaping and sharping my view on what it means being an Engineer. In my first mechanics exam I would have failed if the grades hadn't been adjusted that year. That never happend again and I graduated one semester early. Thank you Kai-Uwe










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