Midterm exam : electronics I

[staticd]

breaking from the mold...

I received my midterm exam back today for electronics I. While I did set the curve, I still performed extremely poor.

I wonder if some curious minds could look at my performance and shed some light on some of the critical mistakes that I made...

[please see this link]

http://goo.gl/xhV0

 

[cepheid]

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[staticd]

There is no attachment.

I had to upload it to Google docs instead. I guess it was too large for this site...

Thanks!

 

[satya111]

could anyone help me to know the difference between these two http://www.engineersgarage.com/microcontroller/8051projects"

 

[DeeNos]

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I understand the frustration and disappointment of not performing as well as you had hoped on an exam. It's natural to want to understand where you went wrong and how you can improve for future exams. However, it's important to remember that a single exam does not define your abilities as a student or a scientist. It's important to take this experience as a learning opportunity and use it to identify areas where you can improve.

In terms of your specific concerns about the critical mistakes you made, I would recommend seeking feedback from your professor or a teaching assistant. They will have a better understanding of the exam material and can provide specific insights on where you may have gone wrong. Additionally, you may want to review your notes and class materials to see if there are any concepts or topics that you need to review in more depth.

It's also important to remember that electronics is a complex and constantly evolving field, and it's natural to make mistakes and encounter challenges along the way. Don't be discouraged by one exam, but instead use it as motivation to work harder and improve your understanding of the subject.

Finally, I would also suggest seeking out study groups or tutoring sessions to help reinforce your understanding of the material and to get additional practice with problem-solving. With dedication and hard work, I am confident that you can improve in electronics and achieve your academic goals. Keep pushing forward and don't be afraid to ask for help when needed.