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The lecturers in my department were honestly not the best. I needed a lot of my own dedication just to stay afloat and you really have to look out for your own good. I do not think they prepare you well for the workplace and we are lacking so many essential tools such as better computers, testing equipment and software, as well as those who know how to use the apparatus properly. There is room for improvement here with the curriculum and program in general, but because it is so small we have to fight so hard to prove our worth and make an impact on campus when compared to other programs.