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So in later news, I've realised that the time I've allocated to spending at the VSL has actually come in handy. It gives me 6 hours to either relax or catch up (and in come cases get in front) on the subjects I'm doing. I've been able to write up notes on all my subjects and get the questions and examples for each area done with ample understanding. Even if I've completed that and there is nothing else workwise to do, I can get some reading done too. It's actually quite handy.
I've also gotten the project our team is working on this semester. It's along the lines of a traffic light system for a regular cross intersection. We get to code up and build the circuits / programs required to run such a setup. Luckily, I've already done and completed something similar using assembly language rather than regular c++. If I can sift through all my notes and find the code, it should come in handy especially if I can locate the pseudocode.
Apart from that, I've been given enough hours at uni to make it worthwild to go each day, none of this going into uni for one hour. Especially wednedays, it's 6 hours of class with no break, from 9am till 3pm. It's annoying, but if I bring some food to snack on during the classes, I think I can manage that. Just means I'll be dead to the world that night.
I think that pretty much sums up the last week at uni. Relaxing if anything.
I've also gotten the project our team is working on this semester. It's along the lines of a traffic light system for a regular cross intersection. We get to code up and build the circuits / programs required to run such a setup. Luckily, I've already done and completed something similar using assembly language rather than regular c++. If I can sift through all my notes and find the code, it should come in handy especially if I can locate the pseudocode.
Apart from that, I've been given enough hours at uni to make it worthwild to go each day, none of this going into uni for one hour. Especially wednedays, it's 6 hours of class with no break, from 9am till 3pm. It's annoying, but if I bring some food to snack on during the classes, I think I can manage that. Just means I'll be dead to the world that night.
I think that pretty much sums up the last week at uni. Relaxing if anything.