Wednesday, March 18, 2009
Complaints
What is this? A normal post? Yayemy!
EE students have certain requirements to graduate. All undergrads are required to take three classes (215, 233, 235) for a total of 14 credits. They are then supposed to choose one of the 14 different concentrations. My concentration, embedded systems, required 271, 331, 332, 471, 472, and 478 for a total of 30 credits. That right there is 44 credits. EE's are also required to have at least 58 total EE credits, two of which can come from seminars. Finally, we are required to have a total of 68 engineering credits; 58 are EE and the other 10 can come from any other engineering department.
So if you count the 44 that I need for embedded, I need 14 more EE credits. That comes from 341 (5), 436 (4), and 476 (5). So I'm at 58. I also took two 1-credit seminars to put me at 60. Finally, I took AA 210 and MSE 170 at four credits each to put me exactly at 68.
Time to complain.
One of those 1-credit seminars was actually graded; we had to write weekly responses and also a final paper. That class sucked. Also sucking was MSE 170. I hate this class so much that I stopped going to it in the beginning of February. I only went to labs. These two classes total 5 credits.
When I signed up for Winter Quarter, I had planned that my Spring Quarter would only have EE 478 and two easy classes. I didn't care which ones. Midway through the quarter, when I registered, I realized that I should probably take EE 351 and make myself more well-rounded. 351 is 5 credits. Had I known I was going to take 351 in the Spring, I could have completely avoided taking MSE 170 and EE 398 and avoid two of my least favorite classes at UW. And you know what's worse? Instead of taking those two classes, I could have taken Astronomy 150, which I've wanted to take since coming to UW, but never got a chance to.
Sigh. Back to studying for 170. Ew.
EE students have certain requirements to graduate. All undergrads are required to take three classes (215, 233, 235) for a total of 14 credits. They are then supposed to choose one of the 14 different concentrations. My concentration, embedded systems, required 271, 331, 332, 471, 472, and 478 for a total of 30 credits. That right there is 44 credits. EE's are also required to have at least 58 total EE credits, two of which can come from seminars. Finally, we are required to have a total of 68 engineering credits; 58 are EE and the other 10 can come from any other engineering department.
So if you count the 44 that I need for embedded, I need 14 more EE credits. That comes from 341 (5), 436 (4), and 476 (5). So I'm at 58. I also took two 1-credit seminars to put me at 60. Finally, I took AA 210 and MSE 170 at four credits each to put me exactly at 68.
Time to complain.
One of those 1-credit seminars was actually graded; we had to write weekly responses and also a final paper. That class sucked. Also sucking was MSE 170. I hate this class so much that I stopped going to it in the beginning of February. I only went to labs. These two classes total 5 credits.
When I signed up for Winter Quarter, I had planned that my Spring Quarter would only have EE 478 and two easy classes. I didn't care which ones. Midway through the quarter, when I registered, I realized that I should probably take EE 351 and make myself more well-rounded. 351 is 5 credits. Had I known I was going to take 351 in the Spring, I could have completely avoided taking MSE 170 and EE 398 and avoid two of my least favorite classes at UW. And you know what's worse? Instead of taking those two classes, I could have taken Astronomy 150, which I've wanted to take since coming to UW, but never got a chance to.
Sigh. Back to studying for 170. Ew.
Tuesday, March 17, 2009
My Vision's Never Been So Clear
Yes, those are lyrics. Figure out where they're from.
...or just ask me. Anyway...
Leaving was really hard to do. I hate that feeling.
But....I am still happy. Oh so happy.
Now if only I would stop chickening out. Though...I guess I'll keep chickening out until I know it won't be frowned upon.
But....I am still happy. Oh so happy.
...or just ask me. Anyway...
Leaving was really hard to do. I hate that feeling.
But....I am still happy. Oh so happy.
Now if only I would stop chickening out. Though...I guess I'll keep chickening out until I know it won't be frowned upon.
But....I am still happy. Oh so happy.
Monday, March 16, 2009
Floating like a Butterfly
I love that feeling.
The extensive giddiness.
The delirious happiness.
The feeling where you want to just jump for joy.
The feeling that makes you distracted because you're so gleeful.
That blissful sense of cheer.
The one that puts a smile on your face no matter what else is going on.
Yeah, that feeling.
And knowing that it's two makes it 3463735457445745236262523 times better.
The extensive giddiness.
The delirious happiness.
The feeling where you want to just jump for joy.
The feeling that makes you distracted because you're so gleeful.
That blissful sense of cheer.
The one that puts a smile on your face no matter what else is going on.
Yeah, that feeling.
And knowing that it's two makes it 3463735457445745236262523 times better.
Sunday, March 15, 2009
Dictionary of Urbanity
uhhhh, Hi work. I like to avoid you a lot. And one way is to do this thing that Christie posted.
Rules:
Go to urbandictionary. com and type in your answers to the following questions. Post the first definition it gives you.
1. ) Your name? Jeremy
uhhhhhhhhh, I'm not posting it. Go look for yourself.
2. ) Your age? 21
a. The magical age where it is legally ok to get incredibly drunk. At this time, a young adult spends most of his free time consuming vast amounts of alcohol in a variety of forms, saying that they're "making up for lost years."
b. The magic number in the game of Blackjack.
c. Basketball games where everyone is scoring on their own part, and not for a team. The object of the game is to get exactly 21 points, not under, or over. The game can go by extremely slow or extremely fast depending on who you're playing against and what rules you're using.
d. To '21' something is to quit it, to give up on something.
3. ) One of your friends? Emil
a. A poking device used in Yugoslavian terriroties back in the 1400's.
"Poketh me not with thee emil, Ishmail!"
b. uhhhhhhhhh, not posting
c. An abbreviation standing for: extreme maximum intensity level. It is used to describe something that i exceptionally extreme, awesome, or unbelievable; it is usually used on things that have gained an exceptional position as having the most intense levels of these attributes.
Those chocolate drenched, deep fried, marshmallow covered, tacos were freaking emil.
4. ) What should you be doing? essay
a. useless work used to torture billions of kids in this world
b. How a moron spells ese.
c. a waste of time that MLA and APA supporters believe is not colossal enough in its time-wasting ability. used by professors whose sole dream it is to stop students from slacking off for the weekend. goes well with coffee.
5. ) Favorite color? blue
a. The hue of the portion of the visible spectrum lying between green and indigo, evoked in a human observer by radiant energy with wavelengths of approximately 420 to 490 nanometers.
b. The feeling when u wake up at 7 in the morning and remembering it's a monday.
c. 1) One of the three primary colours of paint. When mixed with yellow, it makes green, and when mixed with red, it makes purple. It is opposite orange on the colour wheel. 2) One of the three primary colours of light. When mixed with red, it makes magenta. When mixed with green it makes cyan. It is opposite yellow on the colour wheel.
6. ) Birthplace? Seattle
a. The Emerald City, a gem to the Pac. Northwest. Home to the Space-needle, Bank of America tower, Key West Arena, Safeco Field, and Seahawks stadium, it is truly an up-and-coming city. It also happens to be a haven to people with -all- interests and styles of life, as shown by another definition to Seattle.
b. The best city on the West Coast. Despite the rain (which makes the place nice and green), great people, great coffee (Hence Seattle AKA Latteville) and lots of things to do. Also the place of Microsoft Comps, and people who are really into high-tech activities.
c. One of the most picturesque cities not only in the U.S., but the world. Home of the Space Needle, Pike Place Market, Safeco Field/Seahawk Stadium, Boeing Field, and some great views out into the mountains, especially Mt. Rainier.
7. ) Month of your birth? july
a. A month when mostly the hottest girls are born
b. The month where the most amazing girls are born. These girls are hot, sexy, and incredibly irresistible. Not only do they have an appealing body but they are intelligent as well. Every girl wants to be born in July.
c. Someone from Spanish ethnic calling a person a liar
You said you were gonna take me out for margaritas & tacos but you didn't show up. July to me Julyer!
d. just the HOTTEST damn month of the year!!
e. A month where the hottest men are born. every man wishes to be born in July.
8. Last person you talked to? Chrisha
chrisha isn't defined yet, but these are close:
Actually.....let's not mention that.
Rules:
Go to urbandictionary. com and type in your answers to the following questions. Post the first definition it gives you.
1. ) Your name? Jeremy
uhhhhhhhhh, I'm not posting it. Go look for yourself.
2. ) Your age? 21
a. The magical age where it is legally ok to get incredibly drunk. At this time, a young adult spends most of his free time consuming vast amounts of alcohol in a variety of forms, saying that they're "making up for lost years."
b. The magic number in the game of Blackjack.
c. Basketball games where everyone is scoring on their own part, and not for a team. The object of the game is to get exactly 21 points, not under, or over. The game can go by extremely slow or extremely fast depending on who you're playing against and what rules you're using.
d. To '21' something is to quit it, to give up on something.
3. ) One of your friends? Emil
a. A poking device used in Yugoslavian terriroties back in the 1400's.
"Poketh me not with thee emil, Ishmail!"
b. uhhhhhhhhh, not posting
c. An abbreviation standing for: extreme maximum intensity level. It is used to describe something that i exceptionally extreme, awesome, or unbelievable; it is usually used on things that have gained an exceptional position as having the most intense levels of these attributes.
Those chocolate drenched, deep fried, marshmallow covered, tacos were freaking emil.
4. ) What should you be doing? essay
a. useless work used to torture billions of kids in this world
b. How a moron spells ese.
c. a waste of time that MLA and APA supporters believe is not colossal enough in its time-wasting ability. used by professors whose sole dream it is to stop students from slacking off for the weekend. goes well with coffee.
5. ) Favorite color? blue
a. The hue of the portion of the visible spectrum lying between green and indigo, evoked in a human observer by radiant energy with wavelengths of approximately 420 to 490 nanometers.
b. The feeling when u wake up at 7 in the morning and remembering it's a monday.
c. 1) One of the three primary colours of paint. When mixed with yellow, it makes green, and when mixed with red, it makes purple. It is opposite orange on the colour wheel. 2) One of the three primary colours of light. When mixed with red, it makes magenta. When mixed with green it makes cyan. It is opposite yellow on the colour wheel.
6. ) Birthplace? Seattle
a. The Emerald City, a gem to the Pac. Northwest. Home to the Space-needle, Bank of America tower, Key West Arena, Safeco Field, and Seahawks stadium, it is truly an up-and-coming city. It also happens to be a haven to people with -all- interests and styles of life, as shown by another definition to Seattle.
b. The best city on the West Coast. Despite the rain (which makes the place nice and green), great people, great coffee (Hence Seattle AKA Latteville) and lots of things to do. Also the place of Microsoft Comps, and people who are really into high-tech activities.
c. One of the most picturesque cities not only in the U.S., but the world. Home of the Space Needle, Pike Place Market, Safeco Field/Seahawk Stadium, Boeing Field, and some great views out into the mountains, especially Mt. Rainier.
7. ) Month of your birth? july
a. A month when mostly the hottest girls are born
b. The month where the most amazing girls are born. These girls are hot, sexy, and incredibly irresistible. Not only do they have an appealing body but they are intelligent as well. Every girl wants to be born in July.
c. Someone from Spanish ethnic calling a person a liar
You said you were gonna take me out for margaritas & tacos but you didn't show up. July to me Julyer!
d. just the HOTTEST damn month of the year!!
e. A month where the hottest men are born. every man wishes to be born in July.
8. Last person you talked to? Chrisha
chrisha isn't defined yet, but these are close:
Actually.....let's not mention that.
Saturday, March 14, 2009
Lucky
Uvillage = fun
IMA = fun
Watching the game = amazing
walking to the car = really cool
driving = endearing
walking back = the best
yayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy!
IMA = fun
Watching the game = amazing
walking to the car = really cool
driving = endearing
walking back = the best
yayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy!
Wednesday, March 11, 2009
Tuesday, March 10, 2009
Combination of Words
BT.
Yes, this is the same BT that I posted about before. If you know what that was, then you know what this is.
I really, really like this. It's not 100% accurate, but it does somewhat fit
A combination of words. I don't know. I think I need to come up with the perfect combination before I approach this issue. Maybe it's a good thing that I didn't get a chance to mention it today. Yeah. Sorry about that. I wanted to, but it was later than I expected and by then, I had lost my nerve. Hopefully soon I'll be able to talk about this.
I really want to say it.
Knowing me, though, I'll start the talk really slowly and either speed up to a moderate pace or go straight to a fast pace. And you know what? I'm fine with either one.
Slow is okay, but I think I'm progressing past that. So....
Moderate is okay.
Fast is okay.
And if you know anything about me, then you'll know that what I just said has a hidden meaning behind it.
Wow. It's 12:25 and I have more essaying to do.
Good night!
Yes, this is the same BT that I posted about before. If you know what that was, then you know what this is.
I really, really like this. It's not 100% accurate, but it does somewhat fit
A combination of words. I don't know. I think I need to come up with the perfect combination before I approach this issue. Maybe it's a good thing that I didn't get a chance to mention it today. Yeah. Sorry about that. I wanted to, but it was later than I expected and by then, I had lost my nerve. Hopefully soon I'll be able to talk about this.
I really want to say it.
Knowing me, though, I'll start the talk really slowly and either speed up to a moderate pace or go straight to a fast pace. And you know what? I'm fine with either one.
Slow is okay, but I think I'm progressing past that. So....
Moderate is okay.
Fast is okay.
And if you know anything about me, then you'll know that what I just said has a hidden meaning behind it.
Wow. It's 12:25 and I have more essaying to do.
Good night!
Monday, March 9, 2009
Sunday, March 8, 2009
Work
Wow, a post that has nothing to do with the subject of my last six or so, haha.
Anyway, I hate work with such a passion. I hate it. I hate it hate it hate it. I hate my boss's emails with the nonsensical and horribly constructed sentences and her poor punctuation and grammar. I dislike many of my coworkers, especially the lazy ones that don't do anything; I usually have to pick up their slack. I hate the systems we use because they are so slow and I am too impatient to even think of having any patience.
This is a total waste of my time. I barely do anything on Sundays now. I basically sit around for 8.5 hours and try to avoid doing as much work as possible. And you know what? It works. I fell asleep twice today, haha. Like other Sundays, I did very little work, and I'm quite happy with that.
If it weren't for the money, I'd have quit 2-3 years ago. Boy. I really hope I get a useful job soon, otherwise, I'm bound to go insane working full-time over the summer again.
And yes, I know I'm complaining, but I don't care, haha. I've been working here for 5 years. I've been annoyed for 5 years. I deserve some slack, hahaha.
Anyway, I hate work with such a passion. I hate it. I hate it hate it hate it. I hate my boss's emails with the nonsensical and horribly constructed sentences and her poor punctuation and grammar. I dislike many of my coworkers, especially the lazy ones that don't do anything; I usually have to pick up their slack. I hate the systems we use because they are so slow and I am too impatient to even think of having any patience.
This is a total waste of my time. I barely do anything on Sundays now. I basically sit around for 8.5 hours and try to avoid doing as much work as possible. And you know what? It works. I fell asleep twice today, haha. Like other Sundays, I did very little work, and I'm quite happy with that.
If it weren't for the money, I'd have quit 2-3 years ago. Boy. I really hope I get a useful job soon, otherwise, I'm bound to go insane working full-time over the summer again.
And yes, I know I'm complaining, but I don't care, haha. I've been working here for 5 years. I've been annoyed for 5 years. I deserve some slack, hahaha.
Saturday, March 7, 2009
Length of time
did you know that 5+17+18 = 40?
In my case, it also equals boredom removal.
And it equates to extreme contentment, as well.
In my case, it also equals boredom removal.
And it equates to extreme contentment, as well.
Friday, March 6, 2009
Possessive pronouns and definite articles
Hmm...whenever I get into that mode, and you know it's bound to happen, all I need to remember is this:
my > the
Yes! I win! Again, not that that has any basis, but I win. I know it's irrational, but I win.
Now...when I thought about writing this post, I had a really, really good closing line. Something that fit the whole idea of possession perfectly. Too bad that I've forgotten it since then. So instead of my clever, witty, awesome ending, I will instead end with:
mine.
my > the
Yes! I win! Again, not that that has any basis, but I win. I know it's irrational, but I win.
Now...when I thought about writing this post, I had a really, really good closing line. Something that fit the whole idea of possession perfectly. Too bad that I've forgotten it since then. So instead of my clever, witty, awesome ending, I will instead end with:
mine.
Thursday, March 5, 2009
Two hours
Yay!
By far, some of the most enjoyable hours I've had in a while.
I wanted to sleep, but I am just so happy (still), that I wanted to write about it.
So yay!
Thanks for those two hours. I'm still overjoyed, hahaha.
By far, some of the most enjoyable hours I've had in a while.
I wanted to sleep, but I am just so happy (still), that I wanted to write about it.
So yay!
Thanks for those two hours. I'm still overjoyed, hahaha.
Tuesday, March 3, 2009
BP and BT
Got me all started listening to this again, haha. Also add in SG. Oh boy oh boy.
Anyway
the whole world fits inside of my arms.
Anyway
the whole world fits inside of my arms.
Sunday, March 1, 2009
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