EB Mafia

[Orchid PE]

3.

 

[MadamPirate PE]

Heres mine, some stuff is missing because coworker has it.

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EEEEEEE!!! You have Semiconductor Device Fundamentals by Pierret!!!! I love that book!

 

[RBHeadge PE]

I can't give a good bookshelf pic. At home my books are split between a 3x3 bookshelf and boxes. I can't take a picture of the bookshelf because it is blocked by boxes full of my and my wife's books.

And I'm not stupid enough to take a picture of my workspace; but fwiw I only have a few nuclear reference books and the FE supplied reference handbook.

 

[LyceeFruit PE]

I thought you wanted to box everything up?

I wanted to unpack my PE study stuff - which I've done and passed off like 60-70% of it to my coworker.

 

[LyceeFruit PE]

EEEEEEE!!! You have Semiconductor Device Fundamentals by Pierret!!!! I love that book!

So I dropped that class and I don't know why I still have that book.

It was the last class I needed for my physics minor and I decided that dealing with the professor wasn't worth it. 

When our program changed, the semiconductor class was no longer a requirement for the ECE kids only the EE kids. So it was also the last year the class was offered since my class had the choice between EE, ECE, and CPE. 

I would text my mother during that class and be like "OOOO this is what you do. this is really boring" (she's a technician for a semi-conductor company)

 

[LyceeFruit PE]

I can't give a good bookshelf pic. At home my books are split between a 3x3 bookshelf and boxes. I can't take a picture of the bookshelf because it is blocked by boxes full of my and my wife's books.

And I'm not stupid enough to take a picture of my workspace; but fwiw I only have a few nuclear reference books and the FE supplied reference handbook.

I see you didn't know the nuclear reference book or binder on my shelf lol 

 

[RBHeadge PE]

I see you didn't know the nuclear reference book or binder on my shelf lol 

I didn't look that closely until now. You've got a first edition Nuclear Chemical Engr text on the top shelf. Nice.

 

[LyceeFruit PE]

I didn't look that closely until now. You've got a first edition Nuclear Chemical Engr text on the top shelf. Nice.

like 12$ on ebay last fall lol 

 

[LyceeFruit PE]

Priorities 

There's 2 3ftx7ft bookcases and 2 15inx7ft bookcases. I got rid of 2 3ftx7ft bookcases and 3-4 more I don't recall the dimesnions of

 

[DLD PE]

like 12$ on ebay last fall lol 

Was that in the off-chance there might be a nuclear question on the EE Power exam? 

Edit:  Oh, physics minor...didn't see that earlier.  You brainiac you!

 

[squaretaper LIT AF PE]

like 12$ on ebay last fall lol 

Ooo I have the same Nise Control Systems Engineering book.

Edit: Also, your handwriting is nice.

 

[DLD PE]

So I dropped that class and I don't know why I still have that book.

It was the last class I needed for my physics minor and I decided that dealing with the professor wasn't worth it. 

When our program changed, the semiconductor class was no longer a requirement for the ECE kids only the EE kids. So it was also the last year the class was offered since my class had the choice between EE, ECE, and CPE. 

I would text my mother during that class and be like "OOOO this is what you do. this is really boring" (she's a technician for a semi-conductor company)

When I was in school they only had EE.  I actually worked in the computer science department, but only after I graduated did they split it into EE and ECE.  They merged the ECE with the computer science department, or something like that.

 

[DLD PE]

Ooo I have the same Nise Control Systems Engineering book.

Edit: Also, your handwriting is nice.

Beautiful redheads tend to have beautiful handwriting.

 

[LyceeFruit PE]

Was that in the off-chance there might be a nuclear question on the EE Power exam? 

Edit:  Oh, physics minor...didn't see that earlier.  You brainiac you!

It was because @RBHeadge PE was talking about it last fall and I like nuclear physics/engineering. I started a masters in NukeE but online learning isn't for me. 

Ooo I have the same Nise Control Systems Engineering book.

Edit: Also, your handwriting is nice.

I think my lab partner gave me back the wrong edition... he gave me a newer one lol

And thanks =]

When I was in school they only had EE.  I actually worked in the computer science department, but only after I graduated did they split it into EE and ECE.  They merged the ECE with the computer science department, or something like that.

My college had a very small department. They had split the programs into EE and CPE about 8 years before I got there. And then part way through my freshman year, put them back together to be ECE. There were less programming/computer-y courses in ECE than EE. Going with ECE meant I didn't need to take data structures with the CompSci kids. But it added computer architecture & operating systems (CAOS or Arch&Ops) which was awful but it was taught in the EE department and the CompSci kids had to take it lol.

Beautiful redheads tend to have beautiful handwriting.

Kinda weird statement. Especially since I'm not a redhead. 

 

[DLD PE]

My college had a very small department. They had split the programs into EE and CPE about 8 years before I got there. And then part way through my freshman year, put them back together to be ECE. There were less programming/computer-y courses in ECE than EE. Going with ECE meant I didn't need to take data structures with the CompSci kids. But it added computer architecture & operating systems (CAOS or Arch&Ops) which was awful but it was taught in the EE department and the CompSci kids had to take it lol.

Kinda weird statement. Especially since I'm not a redhead. 

Yeah I had to take Fortran and Turbo C++ and it was a pain.  It was the last year Fortran was taught and even then it was beyond "dinosaur" age/usefulness.

Yeah it was a general but weird statement, but I'm weird lol.

 

[Orchid PE]

We learned assembly for our microprocessors course and it was a lot of fun.

 

[RBHeadge PE]

 It was the last year Fortran was taught and even then it was beyond "dinosaur" age/usefulness.

Lol, it's still the standard for nuclear engineering. 

 

[DLD PE]

Lol, it's still the standard for nuclear engineering. 

Well that's a relief actually.  That's probably a good thing because these new hackers probably don't even know what Fortan is, or a compiler for that matter.

 

[MadamPirate PE]

We learned assembly for our microprocessors course and it was a lot of fun.

Ugh, I HATED assembly. Worst language ever.

 

[Orchid PE]

Ugh, I HATED assembly. Worst language ever.

You mean the best language ever. We'd still be in the dark ages if it wasn't for assembly.