Harvested Sunshine

I blog for myself.
Dear Bukhi,
I can confidently say that we’ve come a long way since I first met you during the CEW counselor days back in Summer 2011. You have such a carefree and welcoming personality; you can’t even say anything bad or make fun of someone in front of their face unless you’re intoxicated ;] I am so glad that our friendship grew through the multiple conferences, SWE and WECE meetings, SWE socials, and class we’ve had together. It’s been entertaining classifying Banerjee’s outfits with you on the days you actually went to Solid-State. You bring laughter to everyone around you; I honestly cannot think of even one instance when I haven’t at least cracked a smile when we were together. Don’t be too much of a robot, try not to “call it a quit” too many times at work, and don’t simultaneously jam and drive because we all know we risk our life every time when we get into your car. Keep this advice in mind, and you’ll be golden! Don’t forget about us, though. We won’t mind if you’re that one creeper professional who keeps coming back to SWE meetings!
Although I’m still in denial of you graduating right now, I know that you’re going to do such amazing things at NOV, and I cannot wait to hear all your stories about work and real life. LOVE YOU!

Dear Bukhi,

I can confidently say that we’ve come a long way since I first met you during the CEW counselor days back in Summer 2011. You have such a carefree and welcoming personality; you can’t even say anything bad or make fun of someone in front of their face unless you’re intoxicated ;] I am so glad that our friendship grew through the multiple conferences, SWE and WECE meetings, SWE socials, and class we’ve had together. It’s been entertaining classifying Banerjee’s outfits with you on the days you actually went to Solid-State. You bring laughter to everyone around you; I honestly cannot think of even one instance when I haven’t at least cracked a smile when we were together. Don’t be too much of a robot, try not to “call it a quit” too many times at work, and don’t simultaneously jam and drive because we all know we risk our life every time when we get into your car. Keep this advice in mind, and you’ll be golden! Don’t forget about us, though. We won’t mind if you’re that one creeper professional who keeps coming back to SWE meetings!

Although I’m still in denial of you graduating right now, I know that you’re going to do such amazing things at NOV, and I cannot wait to hear all your stories about work and real life. LOVE YOU!

Well, Cool.

Of the 3 of my EE classes I took this semester, I got my highest grade in the hardest class and my lowest grade in my easiest one.

Junior year sucked.

Fweeeeeeee!!!!

I feel like I always make one of these posts after finals. Has it really been that bad every time? Probs.

In other news, assuming (huge assumption here) that I passed all my classes this semester, I’m a senior now.

When the hell did this happen?!??

Halp Part 2

<4:20am> I think I have reached the point where I’m going to have my first sleepover in ENS.

In other news, 7 hours and 40 minutes till freedom!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Halp

So done with school. Can’t even stuff any more in my tiny brain. After cramming/preparing for 3 exams already, 2 of which were kinda on the shitty side, I just want to be done and go on with May. Why is my hardest exam last? Why is this worth 50% of my grade? Who does that? It’s so hard to even be motivated to give a rat’s ass right now.

What the hell is Solid-State Electronics anyway?

<3:38am> Should probs sleep for my 9am final soon…

Kayaking was a great way to end the semester and Color Run was an awesome way to start of the weekend of studying! Couldn’t imagine hanging out with any cooler kids.

In Hindsight...

  • Probability prof: For the final, I am going to give you two options. Option 1 is where I give you all 15 problems by the weekend and I will choose exactly 6 straight from there. No cheat sheet will be allowed.
  • Class: Nope.
  • Probability prof: Option 2 is where I still give you those 15 problems, but I will ask questions similar to 6 that are on there. You may have a cheat sheet.
  • Student: ...What do you mean by "similar"? The practice midterms you gave and the actual midterm were very different.
  • Probability prof: Well, let's say that you have a Poisson distribution with parameter Z and Z is exponential with parameter lambda. Then you'll have to find the expected value of e^(sx) of X. On the test, I would instead give you a binomial distribution with parameter...where you'll have to find...
  • Class: ...
  • Probability Prof: ...
  • Class: We want Option 1.

Beyond Exhausted

Actually miscalculated the number of hours of meetings I had this week. The updated number is now 13.5. This is almost as much as the number of hours of classes I’m taking this semester -___-

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