The God of Technology Starts Out as a Technical School Principal

You really don't think your partner lied to you. Think carefully about how deeply your partner cares for you. 1. Student-teacher ratio. If no vocational school was found, based on the undergraduate ratio of 16-18:1, taking the midpoint of 17:1, this vocational school has more than 300 staff members, so the number of students is about 5,000, and the total number of students and teachers is at…

A small suggestion: It would be best to use this algorithm's income to operate a company, as the personal income tax is too high. Also, have this company inject funds into the school instead of directly investing your own money. Furthermore, although the partner has absconded, we need to recover his shares now, otherwise this will eventually become a source of trouble.

This is Chapter 6. You can't read this without using your brain at all, and the writing is terrible. It's dangerous for two girls from a vocational school to go out in the evening. Also, a very powerful software has 1.8 Million downloads in a few days. Then the author writes that it adds thousands more in one night. If you can't write numbers, you don't have to. Brothers, I've come this far in my poison-testing.

The school itself is operating at a loss, and the protagonist is basically footing the bill out of his own pocket—that doesn't make sense! After all, he's not here to do charity work.

Is the author lacking in imagination? You're the principal, and you also have an AI novice. Why didn't you think of having that novice write a learning aid software for your students? Function: 1. Student file management. 2. Intelligent learning assistance. Provides learning suggestions to students based on their exam and assignment performance. 3. Provide tutoring for students.

Algorithms don't need to be published in papers, and they don't lack fame or fortune.

In half an hour, artificial intelligence was born.

Another problem with this book is the lack of a main storyline. Is it focused on the school or on the technological formulas? I came here looking for a book about managing a school using technology.

The author has gone off-topic. When I saw the title, I thought the protagonist was running a school, leading it to the pinnacle of the world's universities. But after only a few chapters, it turns out to be a deceptive tactic—running a tech company.

Goodness, you only update after your investment fails.