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How to Crash an Engineering Course at Rice University
On June 11, 2014 in All by Lynnette Reese
Lynnette Reese
I never thought that I would be sitting in on an EE class, years after graduating, taught by a Professor Emeritus at Rice University. I snuck in at the tail end of the course when he was in the middle of discussing op amps. I feel so guilty; I haven’t paid the university a dime, but I am excited to be here. I settle in and listen for a while. No one asks any questions; I assume they are all busy taking notes. Then I sped up time a bit so things would go 25% faster, since I had seen most of this before. It’s handy, but you have to have a MOOC to do that.
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Tagged With: College, Education, edX, EE, MOOC, Open Learning Initiative, Rice University, STEM, Udacity, University of Texas
From a Little STEM Grows an Exciting Future
On June 9, 2014 in All by Caroline Storm Westenhover
Caroline Storm Westenhover
I got to the end of my last blog and found myself so excited about the possibilities of Radio Frequency Identification that I could not help but sit down and do some thermal engineering to satiate my desire for some math and physics, the foundations of engineering.
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Tagged With: College, Engineering, STEM, Student

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