by AzMattAz August 31, 2003
Australia is Sydney Tech.
by PotatoTheEnglishMan May 04, 2015
ITT Tech is an "accelerated" college which seems to accept anyone that can pass its admission test. You can get all the answers wrong and still be allowed to join. It's only called accelerated because you attend school twice a week and give you a crap load of endless reading to do. Consider it daylight robbery since it costs 20k a year to attend and you spend 80% of the "school work" at home. Majority of the students are old doods or ugly girls. A typical day includes 90 minutes of a teacher talking endlessly with the aid of a projector, then a break in which you can't really do anything in the short amount of time, then 90 minutes of doing some sort of work. Then you get another ridiculously short break and afterwards 45 minutes of equally boring teacher lecture. Most of the stuff you learn you end up forgetting when the next quarter is over. You can't even keep a steady job because each quarter you get new class days and if they conflict, too bad, you're never able to get your class schedule changed.
ITT Tech student: omfg why are we even here in class if all you do is give us 3209841209 pages of reading!! ITT Tech frickin sucks!
by chibi-usa tsukino October 13, 2009
by Diego August 30, 2003
by norwichtechkid October 25, 2019
I was so teched off when I saw Ben texting as I told him about my brother's upcoming operation.
We got teched off when those morons sitting next to us at the coffee shop were both making cellphone calls and talking ridiculously loudly.
The professor was teched off when she discovered most her students were gchatting during her lectures.
We got teched off when those morons sitting next to us at the coffee shop were both making cellphone calls and talking ridiculously loudly.
The professor was teched off when she discovered most her students were gchatting during her lectures.
by Doe Ray July 30, 2009
Tech-stack is spinster millennial speak for "software package". When a company presents you with a "tech-stack" - go find someone more experienced.
We have no idea what our client needs, but if we present some things to them and call it a tech-stack that'll make it sound much more important than "a set of software recommendations".
by Pork Shank March 09, 2018