Cool. We're on the quarter system, so ours is all out of order. It went diff, int, infinite series, vector diff, vector int, and applied diff eq. I got straight A's in all six, though I'm not sure how...
Dave
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I love EEC Analyzer! :-)
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GTJake
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A "fake" oneGTJake said:
. Computer Science. Not really an engineering degree per se, but the comp sci department was under the Engineering college, and had the same basic core requirements (at least in the lower division).Dave
GTJake
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Yea, I have a few friends in that. I could never begin to understand all the code they have to know. It's nuts!
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BlackVert
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i have a degree in computer science too, from georgetown university. i'm a software developer. the calculus is useful, but it has been so long since i have used alot of it that i'm kinda rusty on most of the details ...
it's the electrical engineering stuff that seems like voodoo to me.
it's the electrical engineering stuff that seems like voodoo to me.
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