Life is electrical, and electrical is life Jack Kilby, Inventor and Electrical Engineer Hello Again Welcome back, fellow enthusiasts, to our electrifying exploration of Electrical Engineering’s dynamic currents! Sasha here, and I’m thrilled to dive into the intricate waters of our current courses, Electeng/Compsys 209, Electeng 204, and Electeng 292. Join me in this blog…Continue Reading Currents of Creativity: Unveiling the Intricacies of Our Electrical Engineering Courses!
Sparks of Knowledge: Exploring the Electrifying World of Electrical Engineering!
That First Paragraph Hey there, fellow engineering enthusiasts! I’m Sasha, and I’m about to take you on an electrifying journey through the world of Electrical Engineering. Buckle up and prepare to be blown away by the shocking truths and sparks of knowledge I’ll be sharing with you in this blog. A Spark of Curiosity From…Continue Reading Sparks of Knowledge: Exploring the Electrifying World of Electrical Engineering!
Goodby-EEE
What a year it has been. Eight courses and a handful of exams later, I am now only one result away from being able to tick this year off. As I cast my eyes across the last two semesters that are all but behind me, with a mixture of relief and contentment (thankfully without contempt)…Continue Reading Goodby-EEE
One Thousand and One Applications; Internship Delights
Preface Internships. Where do I even begin? I am by no means proficient in regards to any part of the delightful process that is hunting for the aforementioned practical hours that ENGGEN 499 requires. Bearing that in mind, I have a collection of seemingly useful tips, suggestions, and recommendations that I have picked up along…Continue Reading One Thousand and One Applications; Internship Delights
Why-EEE?
Goodness gracious it’s just about the end of year two! As much as I may not like the way that it sounds when said out loud, this marks the halfway point of my degree. Having reached midway one might expect feelings of confidence, competence or even congruence in regard to one’s specialisation … I had…Continue Reading Why-EEE?
themes – volume 1
I thought that I might share with you all some thematic consistencies that I have noticed across my courses this year. While these motifs may be broad in their scope, and as such can be applied to any engineering specialization, I will try and put an EEE twist to them all. Simulations and their pitfalls…Continue Reading themes – volume 1
Fear and Loathing in MDLS E&I
Where on earth did that month and a half go? It feels like it was only a couple of weeks ago that I was writing my last blog. Anyways, I thought that I might as well share a few blithe little thoughts on each paper for your reading (dis)pleasure. With those preliminaries out of the…Continue Reading Fear and Loathing in MDLS E&I
EEE(w) – Reflections on a semester past
Looking at blog posts from the Part II Electrical and Electronic Engineering (EEE) blogs of yore I noticed a certain cliché, the suggestion that EEE was not very popular amongst the body of prospective Part II students. I had thought that perhaps this year might be different, that perhaps ELECTENG 101 may have breathed excitement…Continue Reading EEE(w) – Reflections on a semester past
Final thoughts and goodbye
Guess who’s back for the final time…. I thought I would end this series of blog posts with a reflection on the past year and some thoughts on what comes next after Part 2 electrical. I’m not going to lie. This has been, by far, the most challenging semester. There have been many moments where…Continue Reading Final thoughts and goodbye
My internship hunt experience
For a long time, I didn’t think I’d write with this post. My internship hunting experience had been months upon months of disappointment and rejection, and I didn’t feel in any place to impart wisdom. But, things are looking better now, and I swear this post isn’t me humble bragging about gaining an internship, but rather,…Continue Reading My internship hunt experience