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  • ...refer the reader to the mathematics requirements of university physics and engineering programs.
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  • = Peer Advice: what senior design courses would you advise engineering students to take?=
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  • ...eories to an electrical engineering course. We certainly use math in every engineering class but mainly for computing numbers. In ECE 301, students need to unders
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  • ...ty, finding system properties, etc. you actually use transforms to do real engineering. The concept of the Fourier Transform is extended to the discrete domain so
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  • ...ore technical elective before I could graduate with a degree in mechanical engineering. When I first came to college my goal was just to graduate on time with a
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  • ...n a function and its derivatives, appear constantly in physics, chemistry, engineering, biology, and whatever other sufficiently mathematical science one can thin
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  • *Hello everyone, I'm Lin Yuan, 2nd year PhD in Computer Engineering area, ECE. I'm working with Prof. George Lee on Cognitive Robotics. Machine ...2nd semester of CS Master. Having already a French diploma of aeronautical engineering, I wish to work later in the software field of unmanned aircrafts. Despite
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  • ...fferent classes (or at least in a lot of the classes I have encountered in Engineering) there is a quota that the professors shoot for. If the students are doing
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  • ...awarded a $100 cash prize. We thank the School of Electrical and Computer Engineering, the EPICS program, and the Motorola Foundation for providing financial sup :[[User:Ekhall|Ethan Hall]], a computer engineering student, wrote the [[My_Experience_with_EPICS_ekhall|winning essay]]. As yo
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  • ...for every incoming Ph.D. student in the School of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE). Since an undergrad Engineering degree can land you a good job with good pay, I think many ECE students hav
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  • ...evident lack of an open source testing platform. Freshmen in the school of engineering, physics and math for example, are required to pay as much as $25 for simil
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  • =Virtual Poster Session for the "inter-disciplinary Computational Science and Engineering" Student Conference (2010) = ...urdue. The conference highlighted the breadth of computational science and engineering research that is being done across the different departments. The students
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  • i. an ability to solve simple probability problems in electrical and computer engineering applications.
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  • ...sometimes gave me nightmares. I am not a very mathematical person: I like engineering concepts and ideas but dislike the math behind it because the equations oft
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  • ...in your class wiki. DSP is a course mainly taken by students in electrical engineering, and linear algebra is extremely important for electrical engineers! We wil
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  • ...a project, you see with clarity the elegant scientific principle, the neat engineering technique, the insightful philosophical argument. This is the moment which
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  • ...a character in the TV show Doctor Who. I want to build one to do some real engineering work. I want to be able to take something that has already been build, disa
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  • ...o that we could deliver it somewhere. The second semester I worked on less engineering and more getting the project a new home, as IS decided that they no longer [[EPICS]], [[Peer Legacy EPICS]], [[Senior design discussion engineering]], [[Peer Legacy ECE495VIP]], [[ECE362]]
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  • ...By simply exploring what I was naturally drawn to, I began to investigate engineering. ...aukee School of Engineering to become acclimated with the varied fields of engineering. There, in an activity designed to introduce the practices of ECE, I was t
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  • ...r graduate school. Given the current lack of women in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM fields), it seems that we should be doing everything we can
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  • ...in your class wiki. DSP is a course mainly taken by students in electrical engineering, and linear algebra is extremely important for electrical engineers! We wil
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  • === Should Purdue Computer Science move to the College of Engineering? === ...ToMoveWhitepaper.pdf White Paper on the Discussion of Computer Science and Engineering]
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  • So on this problem, the constant they give is "k".. Coming from an Engineering background I assumed this is a spring constant (i.e. always real). However, ...sume that it is a positive real number. (It is traditional in science and engineering to use k^2 to represent a strictly positive constant.)--[[User:Bell|Steve
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  • Matlab has proved to be an invaluable tool for my work in signal processing engineering. Its extensive library of functions and seamless incorporation of graphica
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  • [https://engineering.purdue.edu/~allebach/ Prof. Jan Allebach] Hewlett-Packard Distinguished Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering
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  • *'''Learn &amp; Play: Computer Chess &amp; Engineering Systems:''' Any level - Grades K-5
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  • This course is designed for Engineering, MGMT, Science/Technology, Agriculture students and other students
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  • ''' "Electrical and Computer Engineering" ''' ...and Computer Engineering, as well as the fields of electrical and computer engineering.
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  • ...w up of [[ECE302|ECE302: "Probabilistic Methods in Electrical and Computer Engineering"]]
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  • * [[CE530|CE 530]] is a next level course to [[CE230|CE 230]] which is Engineering Materials. This course deals in particular with the ingredients of concrete
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  • =CE: "Civil Engineering"= ...ing, as well as the latest news and developments in various areas of civil engineering.
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  • =[[CE]] 231: Engineering Materials I =
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  • ...future but then again it just might. I would defintely recommend it as an engineering elective at the very least --[[User:vahuja|Vineet]]
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  • ...rithmic development. Our solution to GPA4 ended up being more of a systems engineering project in which we tied together all existing, correctly functioning piece
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  • Breitenbach, Jerome R. "A Mathematics Companion for Science and Engineering Students." New York: Oxford University Press, 2008.
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  • I am a MS student in Electrical and Computer Engineering. I work for Professor Delp in the Video and Image Processing Laboratory (VI
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  • I am a MS student in Electrical and Computer Engineering. I work for Professor Delp in the Video and Image Processing Laboratory (VI
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  • ...ltiplication in this context. It usually denotes convolution in electrical engineering.</span>
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  • = <u>'''ECE 301: Applications in Biomedical Engineering'''</u> = == Examples of Signals and Systems in Biomedical Engineering: ==
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  • ...tranforms. Diagrams are very well constructed so students can learn better engineering representations of the proofs and proporties.
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  • ...tranforms. Diagrams are very well constructed so students can learn better engineering representations of the proofs and proporties.
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  • ...in your class wiki. DSP is a course mainly taken by students in electrical engineering, and linear algebra is extremely important for electrical engineers! We wil
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  • ...repare students for writing in the professional world, whether that be for Engineering, Ag. Science, Computer Science, OLS, etc. This class focuses on different t
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  • *Write a comment for the peer legacy section of [[Peer_Legacy_ENGR131|Engineering 131 and 132]]. (It's ok if you took it when it had a different number: just
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  • ...f the project is to learn more about digital system design, not mechanical engineering! Therefore, most of the design work for this project should involve digital
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  • ...e gained answered to - engineering has proven that you cannot really solve engineering problems without mathematical representation, and techniques of linear alge ...eresting techniques of solving system of linear equations, a practical and engineering-ish endeavor indeed. But I suspect that development of these incredibly phy
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  • ...l RAM&nbsp;or FLASH&nbsp;on the PCB which will require high speed PCB&nbsp;engineering.&nbsp;This is a solvable problem but needs to be taken into account.If it i
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  • ...on the Mathematical Art. It was a collection of practical agricultural and engineering problems, void of rigorous proofs and theorems, but nevertheless incredible
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  • ...e engineers) and 2) I am no longer so attached to the sense of security an engineering degree is said to provide. It is difficult to make certain of my decision, being a biological engineering major), and becoming a math PhD with the
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  • ...ld have liked it better if it deals with more realistic problems for to be engineering students in their perspective areas. That is to say, if an to be ECE studen *Back when I took the first year engineering course, it was called ENGR126 I think. It was a semester long course that h
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  • *Click [https://engineering.purdue.edu/ECE400 here] (external link) *Lecture 12: "The Globalization of Engineering", by Yating Haller, Asst. Director, Global Professional Practice at Purdue
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  • Does that video makes you want to study [[ECE|electrical engineering]]? *Well, this one does NOT make [[ECE|electrical engineering]] sound very attractive, but it iS really funny.
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  • ...outcomes (www.abet.org) and/or the attributes of the Engineer of 2020 (www.engineering.purdue.edu/Engr/Academics/Engineer2020/) for determining the appropriate kn A potential employer who has a bachelor’s degree in engineering (not from Purdue)
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  • *Finally, some research shows that engineering students cheat more than students in other disciplines—why do you think t
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  • *Mr. Myer, How important is having a management background along with engineering to climb the corporate ladder? - Omkar Ghaisas ...say that a Professional Engineer certification is an important step in an engineering career? - Andrew Batek
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  • *Mr. Dayton, How was studying MBA after graduating from an engineering background? I also want to go to MBA too. Do you think it is better to work *Mr. Dayton, what are some advantages and disadvantages of having an engineering background in a business management position? - Michelle Harris
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  • ...is a wonderful program. There are classes involving Mathematics, Physics, Engineering, Chemistry, and more!
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  • *Write a comment for the peer legacy section of [[Peer_Legacy_ENGR131|Engineering 131 and 132]]. (It's ok if you took it when it had a different number: just
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  • I have learned linear programing from a class in school of industrial engineering, IE335. When the data is very big, for instance, calculations involving in [https://engineering.purdue.edu/~engelb/abe565/lpbooks.html List of textbooks]
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  • *Yating, your biography mentioned the IREE, an internship program that sent engineering researchers to China. Is this program available through Purdue? If so, how *Yating, in our opinion, what is the biggest challenge for engineering students going abroad? Additionally, what difficulties did the IREE researc
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  • ...in your class wiki. DSP is a course mainly taken by students in electrical engineering, and linear algebra is extremely important for electrical engineers! We wil
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  • ...gineering (IREE), a NSF funded internship abroad program that sent 58 U.S. engineering researchers to conduct research in China. Born in Taiwan, grew up in Singa
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  • ...y a more complex one representing the pattern recognition paradigm from an engineering perspective, where the data acquisition and pre-processing are be included
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  • ...ofessional Practice, Purdue University, who talked about "Globalization of Engineering".
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  • =Cody Cusic - Professional Statement - Purdue University School of Electrical Engineering - Degree Objective: BSEE= ...ills. After these experiences, I knew that I wanted to go into Electrical Engineering.
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  • ...ue.edu) or Vince Drnevich (drnevich@purdue.edu), Professor Emeritus, Civil Engineering, Purdue University.
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  • ...ent - School of Computer and Electrical Engineering - Senior in Electrical Engineering= ...and adaptability would make me a strong candidate to be considered by any engineering employer.
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  • ...ofessional Statement - Purdue University School of Electrical and Computer Engineering - BSEE= ...ain more of an insight to real-world engineering practices and the overall engineering design process in an educational environment. This inclination for real-wo
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  • ...essional Statement – Purdue University School of Electrical and Computer Engineering – BSEE 2012'''</u> ...as entry-level electrical engineer –through the comprehensive electrical engineering courses I have taken, academic research I have participated in and led, and
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  • ...ofessional Statement - Purdue University School of Electrical and Computer Engineering - BSCmpE 2012'''</u> ...gest sources that have helped to ready myself for a professional career in engineering have been my involvement in team-based class design projects, my leadership
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  • Electrical Engineering graduating in May 2012. I am seeking for an internship for the summer 2012 in the field of electrical and computer engineering. I have found out that your company
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