&gt; Some people walk into Jesse Schell’s Game Design class expecting an easy time, and are shocked to find themselves pulling multiple all-nighters for a class where getting a 100% on everything is only enough for a B. But those that persevere find themselves with new worldviews on everything from sleep to applied probability theory, and learn why there’s no such thing as a prototype app.<p>Well, if they are sleep deprived, at least he&#x27;s preparing them for the real world.<p>But I can&#x27;t help thinking that maybe if the class allows people to only get a B for getting 100% on everything then it is very poorly structured, or catering to the wrong people.<p>Also, maybe we shouldn&#x27;t be teaching people that it&#x27;s okay to expect unreasonable things just because it&#x27;s what the industry norm is.  Maybe if enough people think it&#x27;s ridiculous to work all night for arbitrary deadlines, things might actually change.