Tips for doing well in this course: beats theory. The best way to learn “Practice programming is to fiddle around with code yourself. Check out other people’s code after you finish the assignment. There is no way of coding, and you’ll get to “best” see how other people approach the problems and compare it to your own methods. Also make sure to keep up with lectures!” ECE101 Introduction to Electrical and Computer Engineering – Lecture Value: Relative Difficulty: Tutorial   This course was often described by previous students as requiring: Attendance Insights into this course: to Electrical and Computer Engineering is a “Introduction seminar course that every ECE takes in first year. The purpose of this course is to introduce concepts of the field to the students. In this seminar series, professionals from different fields within ECE come in to give lectures on their research/work. Topics may include control systems, analog and digital electronics, electromagnetics, energy systems and computer hardware/software.” Tips for doing well in this course: are no quizzes, tests or exams in this “There course but you have to attend at least 70% of the seminars to receive the credit for this course.” ECE110 - Electrical Fundamentals Lecture Value: Value: Relative Difficulty: Tutorial   This course was described by previous students as requiring: Problem Solving, Memorizing, Theoretical Knowledge Insights into this course: are a LOT of formulas that need to be memorized. “There The first half of the course is a lot more theoretical, but as the course progresses it gets harder. There is a lot more problem solving in the later sections and the exam” Tips for doing well in this course: my opinion, this was the hardest first year “In course, so it is very important to go to these lectures. Don't fall behind, because it takes a while to really pick up the concepts. A few missed lectures, and you may find yourself drowning...” ECE159 - Fundamentals of Electrical Circuits Lecture Value: Value: Relative Difficulty: Tutorial   This course was often described by previous students as requiring: Problem Solving
Tips for doing well in this course: “Practice beats theory. The best way to learn programming is to fiddle around with code yourself. Check out other people’s code after you finish the assignment. There is no “best” way of coding, and you’ll get to see how other people approach the problems and compare it to your own methods. Also make sure to keep up with lectures!” ECE101 – Introduction to Electrical and Computer Engineering Lecture Tutorial Value:  Relative Difficulty:  This course was often described by previous students as requiring: Attendance Insights into this course: “Introduction to Electrical and Computer Engineering is a seminar course that every ECE takes in first year. The purpose of this course is to introduce concepts of the field to the students. In this seminar series, professionals from different fields within ECE come in to give lectures on their research/work. Topics may include control systems, analog and digital electronics, electromagnetics, energy systems and computer hardware/software.” Tips for doing well in this course: “There are no quizzes, tests or exams in this course but you have to attend at least 70% of the seminars to receive the credit for this course.” ECE110 - Electrical Fundamentals Lecture Value: Tutorial Value:  Relative Difficulty:  This course was described by previous students as requiring: Problem Solving, Memorizing, Theoretical Knowledge Insights into this course: “There are a LOT of formulas that need to be memorized. The first half of the course is a lot more theoretical, but as the course progresses it gets harder. There is a lot more problem solving in the later sections and the exam” Tips for doing well in this course: “In my opinion, this was the hardest first year course, so it is very important to go to these lectures. Don't fall behind, because it takes a while to really pick up the concepts. A few missed lectures, and you may find yourself drowning...” ECE159 - Fundamentals of Electrical Circuits Lecture Value: Tutorial Value:  Relative Difficulty:  This course was often described by previous students as requiring: Problem Solving
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