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Yeah, basically any electrical engineering student who focused on computer engineering as a focus will have a general understanding of the hardware all the way up to the software. Many EE students have also taken a few more physics courses than the average CS kid so they may even understand the...

thanks for the heads up on this... advice noted :)

yeah you're right, it is pretty old. however, back in the day it was top of the line equipment. Though I'd be missing out on some newer audio codecs, it's not like the core amplifier technology has evolved that much in the past 10 years i also know he takes care of his equipment... so the...

Hey there, I'm curious -- what do you guys think the current market value of an Intergra DTR 9.1 is? A family member of mine has one laying around at home that he's not using, but since it's a high end device I do want to give him some fair amount of compensation. Thanks!

it's just a social thing. it's pretty much a bar for kids under 21 and over 18

depends on your age and what you want to do. OP is a young graduate and most young people like the hustle bustle of big cities with night life, music scenes and other goodies. elk grove (and sacremento / folsom) doesn't have that. it's mostly suburbia which, imo, would be pretty boring...

lulz that was great

good call

nice, that's really cool

Absolutely this. With that CS degree you can and will get a job as an entry level programmer. You'll be working in a team. You (should) be interacting with your customers on a daily basis to make sure you're meeting their requirements. You most certainly won't just be sitting at a cube...

that would be a bad ass senior project

College football brah. Nebreska's a traditional powerhouse team in area of the country where football reigns supreme http://scores.espn.go.com/ncf/recap?gameId=312740275

+1

That's a good point. It really wouldn't be far fetched at all to say that technology will progress to the point where robots will be able to do all manual labor. It's not unlike the industrial revolution, where millions of farmers moved to the cities only to find the cities weren't all...

blah blah yeah yeah :P still tho, irl, that shit sucks.