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SCHEDULE
Remember how I said that I would never take all EE classes in one semester? Well, screw that. Tentative schedule that's probably going to change by tomorrow:
EE333T Engr Communications
EE338K Electronic Circuits II
EE366 Engr Economics
EE345L Microprocessors Lab
EE362K Intro to Automatic Ctrl
Schedule
I want to cram classes into next semester before I get hit by design projects and theses and 300 hours of lab. Twenty hours of class for 15 hours of credit = :/, but that will only get worse in subsequent semesters. (EDIT: Am dumb. Just realized that EE345L is 3 hours of lab and not 6 like I originally thought. Nvm. It's not so bad anymore.) Also, delayed Humanities requirement again. If I keep procrastinating, maybe it will go away? :P Super-revised Four-Two-Year Plan under the cut.
Fall 2007
Hours in class: 20 (This is a nominal number only. I'm told that we'll be basically living in the lab. :P )
EE333T Comm
EE366 Economics
EE338K Elec Circ 2
EE345L Micropro Lab
EE362K Auto Ctrl
Spring 2008
Hours in class: 21
EE364D Engr Design
EE360N Computer Architecture (May change depending on whether Patt is teaching.)
EE321K Mixed-Signal Lab
EE338L Analog IC Design
Humanities credit, unless I delay it yet again.
Fall 2008
Hours in class: 22
EE464H Design Project
EE670HA Thesis
EE360R Comp-Aided IC Design (chip architecture & stuff)
Something easy, because Design Project will own my life. (Or EE360S, if I'm feeling masochistic, or if digital turns out to be obscenely easy.)
Spring 2009
Hours in class: 15.5 (!)
EE670HB Thesis
EE362L Power Electronics
EE360S Digital IC Design
Something easy, because Thesis will own my life. (Or another embedded systems lab, if I'm feeling masochistic, or if the thesis turns out to be very BS-esque a la extended essay.)
Chinese will most likely go in there somewhere. Business foundations most likely will not.
In other news, after we get our respective tax returns back, the effective income tax rate I paid for 2006 would be almost twice that of my parents. Insert your rants about tax breaks for rich people here.
Remember how I said that I would never take all EE classes in one semester? Well, screw that. Tentative schedule that's probably going to change by tomorrow:
EE333T Engr Communications
EE338K Electronic Circuits II
EE366 Engr Economics
EE345L Microprocessors Lab
EE362K Intro to Automatic Ctrl
Schedule
I want to cram classes into next semester before I get hit by design projects and theses and 300 hours of lab. Twenty hours of class for 15 hours of credit = :/, but that will only get worse in subsequent semesters. (EDIT: Am dumb. Just realized that EE345L is 3 hours of lab and not 6 like I originally thought. Nvm. It's not so bad anymore.) Also, delayed Humanities requirement again. If I keep procrastinating, maybe it will go away? :P Super-revised Four-Two-Year Plan under the cut.
Fall 2007
Hours in class: 20 (This is a nominal number only. I'm told that we'll be basically living in the lab. :P )
EE333T Comm
EE366 Economics
EE338K Elec Circ 2
EE345L Micropro Lab
EE362K Auto Ctrl
Spring 2008
Hours in class: 21
EE364D Engr Design
EE360N Computer Architecture (May change depending on whether Patt is teaching.)
EE321K Mixed-Signal Lab
EE338L Analog IC Design
Humanities credit, unless I delay it yet again.
Fall 2008
Hours in class: 22
EE464H Design Project
EE670HA Thesis
EE360R Comp-Aided IC Design (chip architecture & stuff)
Something easy, because Design Project will own my life. (Or EE360S, if I'm feeling masochistic, or if digital turns out to be obscenely easy.)
Spring 2009
Hours in class: 15.5 (!)
EE670HB Thesis
EE362L Power Electronics
EE360S Digital IC Design
Something easy, because Thesis will own my life. (Or another embedded systems lab, if I'm feeling masochistic, or if the thesis turns out to be very BS-esque a la extended essay.)
Chinese will most likely go in there somewhere. Business foundations most likely will not.
In other news, after we get our respective tax returns back, the effective income tax rate I paid for 2006 would be almost twice that of my parents. Insert your rants about tax breaks for rich people here.