I’m trying to decide between a Lenovo idea tab 11” or an iPad Air 4th gen and up w/apple pen. Wanted to get an idea of what people think the best tablet to use to take notes with. Trying to stick to the 200 dollar range and right now the Lenovo idea tab 11” is going for 200 new from amazon. Thanks.
I’m currently going into my freshman year after a summer semester at FAU, I currently have around 40 credits from highschool and taking Calc 1 plus Chemistry 1 and EGN1111C. I want to be at UCF for the fall next year what are my chances? I’m going for mechanical.
Hi! I’m a current high school senior planning to apply to USC Viterbi.
Most of my extracurriculars are related to robotics and technology. I’ve worked on the electrical side of an FRC team, and I’ve also done projects involving robotics, computer vision/AI, and software. Because my interests are spread across electrical engineering, computer engineering, CS, and robotics, I’m currently deciding between **Computer Engineering and Computer Science (CECS)** and **Undeclared Engineering**.
I have a few questions for current USC/Viterbi students or anyone familiar with admissions:
Is Undeclared Engineering any easier or harder to get into than CECS?
Does applying Undeclared Engineering hurt your application if your extracurriculars already point pretty clearly toward CECS/ECE?
If I enter Viterbi as Undeclared Engineering, how easy is it to declare CECS or ECE later?
Would you recommend applying directly to CECS in my situation, or starting Undeclared?
I’m definitely interested in engineering, so I’m not considering USC’s general undecided option—just Viterbi’s Undeclared Engineering.
Thanks!
EAS 4200: Jeffrey Kaufman
EGN 3373: Issa Batarseh
COP 2500C: Kyle Dencker
EAS 4505: Paula de Vale Pereira
EMA 3706: Yuxun Ren
STA 3032: Ania Szopa
I am an a mechanical engineering major and I signed up for 11 credits this semester, but I need one more to meet the full time student and bright future requirements. I have already completed all my gen-ed classes but I want to take an easy class that will contribute towards my major.
Does anyone have any recommendations? (let me know if there are any fun classes as well)
Hi everyone,
I'm an incoming freshman majoring in aerospace engineering, and I'm interested in the CWEP programs UCF has. For those who have done it, what do you usually do in the programs? How hands-on is it? Is it worth it?
(I wasn't able to find anything online on the Northrop CWEP, so if someone has more info on that it would be great!)
I plan on applying once my first semester is over, so I can try and get a good chance of getting in sooner)
Thanks for the help!
I'm a freshman in mechanical engineering. My classes add up to 16 credit hours in total. Its not that I dont study or cant handle it, I just wanna make sure im not biting off more than I can chew. And should I be worried about any of these teachers.
Redditors that have already graduated with bachelors or anything higher in any fields of engineering, how has life been?
Good Day. I'm a student from Central Philippine University here in Iloilo City and we are currently conducting our feasibility study for our course. I'am actually looking for a Mechanical Engineering student also from CPU or a professional who can help us with our costing. We are willing to pay at an affordable and student friendly price. Thank you!
Hey Knights! Who do you recommend for COT 3100C (Discrete) and COP 3330 (OOP)?
Looking for reviews on workload, exam difficulty, and who to avoid. Thanks!
I want to change my branch from mech to ece, is that possible... I have a CGPA of 9.5 from 1st yr
I am confused between E. Del Barco or Mehmood?
I hear people online saying iPads are good for engineering majors and help a lot !wanting to know if it’s worth the purchase