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Thermodynamics, Electricity, and Magnetism Physics is my favorite subject.  In my opinion, it is the perfect combination of concrete and abstract.  It is the middle ground between the extremes of classical engineering (purely concrete) and math (purely abstract).  On one hand, there are certain immutable laws of physics that simply cannot be broken.  They areContinueContinue reading “Physics 7B”

Linear Algebra Ah, linear algebra, the course that abstractifies what a dimension is and opens the gateway into infinite possible “other dimensions”.  This course is a true paradigm shift in how to understand a mathematical topic previously misunderstood to be basic when I was in 7th grade.  Such was indeed my first impression of thisContinueContinue reading “Math 54”

Visualization For Design Engineering 25 is a general engineering course and one of the first engineering classes for many students at Berkeley.  The course is split into two distinct halves: a learning half and an application half. The first half of the course focuses entirely on 2-D sketching and component visualization.  Admittedly, this half wasContinueContinue reading “E25”

Three-Dimensional Modeling for Design The entire scope of this course can be summed up in one word: Solidworks.  Engineering 26 is a general engineering course which teaches students how to use the holy grail of all CAD software.  This was the most practical course I took freshman year, and perhaps will be one of theContinueContinue reading “E26”

Designing Information Devices and Systems EECS 16A is very much a math course as much as it was a circuits course. The first half of the course was primarily focused on teaching students the basics of linear algebra. Topics included Gaussian Elimination, solving systems of linear equations using matrices, matrix inverses, etc. Unfortunately, this firstContinueContinue reading “EECS 16A”

First Post! And I officially am on the grid, forever :).