Recent content by huskerwr38

I am the same way. I have aced all my calc class, LA, and DE (I really like DE). I even got an A in my first physics class, however, I have a new teacher this quarter and I am probably on a border line B/Cish in Electricity and Magnetism, kind of scary for me. The funny thing is I'm an EE and...

Here's even a link for some sample code for some humidity sensors to get you started. http://www.arduino.cc/playground/Main/InterfacingWithHardware#envhum

I think the best way to implement this in an easy and cost effective way is to go with an Arduino board ($30) for your microcontroller. http://www.arduino.cc/ It's very easy to use, programming it is a snap and the community is very large if you need some help.

I'm in a similar situation, luckily at my school I can dual major in physics and EE and only have to take 4 extra classes. Which over the next 2 years, that isn't that much more work. Like you guys I really do not enjoy my digital circuits classes at all, too much like computer...

Hey Turbo, you say you're from Portland, Oregon?

So I believe I have one of those "nightmare" professors for my digital circuits class this semester. I don't mean he's really hard in the sense he gives really hard exams or tons of homework. I am talking personality wise. He is THE most condescending and arrogant person I have ever met...

I got my internship without even interviewing because my boss said that they had a hard time finding any EE interns and just hired me on the spot. The head of our EE department at school said that US and most countries are in a severe shortage of engineers. He also said that large...

So at my school they have Electronic Engineering Technology & Electrical Engineering. However, the EET program is ABET accredited but the EE is not. They have the option of completing the EET degree then taking an additional 36 credits for the EE degree. So I'd have an ABET accredited degree...

Exactly.

I believe the hardest part about Linear Algebra is learning all the new terminology which comes in the first part of the class. So it may actually not get harder as the semester goes on. I think LA tends to get easier as you progress through the course because you'll be more comfortable with...

12 seconds is slow in the 100 meters. :) Kidding, however, like everyone here has said, plenty of good advice given. You just only want to hear what you want to hear and ignore all the other good advice.

I'm in my 1st year of my EE program and I have found out that I'm not that good of a programmer. I'm learning assembly language right now and have learned java, however, doing these programming assignments are very hard for me. So I was wondering how essential it is for electrical engineers to...

It's one of the features that helps feed air to the turbines.

My professor has us using C. Henry Edwards and David E. Penney, Differential Equation and Boundary Value Problems, Fourth Edition. However, I don't really like it as our textbook. Anyone else have any recommendations?

gravity is not a force ;)