Good colleges in Texas

[LordMorpheus]

Rice is a great school. In league with CMU and such.

Great great school.

My opinion is unbiased even though I'm going there next year. I swear.

 

[beer]

Originally posted by: amoeba

oh man, that would have been great. No I don't think they have that anymore. 411 is just the start man, just the start. You are not a true EE until you have pulled your first all nighter in ENS.

EE325 E/M right now is giving me tons of problems. I don't have any of the assumed-prereq in vector calc and I don't know what a fscking curl is, nor to do I care...

I loved 411, but I loved 316 more!

 

[Winchester]

University of Texas of the Permian Basin, they have a good CS degree program. Smallest UT branch, so you get cheap tuition and personal attention, unlike in the big schools.

My max class was around 60, smallest was 7, majority were 15-25

 

[WinkOsmosis]

Originally posted by: Winchester
University of Texas of the Permian Basin, they have a good CS degree program. Smallest UT branch, so you get cheap tuition and personal attention, unlike in the big schools.

My max class was around 60, smallest was 7, majority were 15-25

I get plently of personal attention in my upper division classes (for my major). One of them has about 15 students. I go to UT. Then again, the geography department only has 250 students.

 

[ElFenix]

Originally posted by: Winchester
University of Texas of the Permian Basin, they have a good CS degree program. Smallest UT branch, so you get cheap tuition and personal attention, unlike in the big schools.

My max class was around 60, smallest was 7, majority were 15-25

anyone complaining of not getting personal attention at UT hasn't gone to visit their prof during office hours

 

[digitalsm]

Originally posted by: ElFenix

Originally posted by: Winchester
University of Texas of the Permian Basin, they have a good CS degree program. Smallest UT branch, so you get cheap tuition and personal attention, unlike in the big schools.

My max class was around 60, smallest was 7, majority were 15-25

anyone complaining of not getting personal attention at UT hasn't gone to visit their prof during office hours

The same can be said for almost every other university.

 

[pecel]

Originally posted by: Saulbadguy

Originally posted by: lilFajita

Originally posted by: Saulbadguy
Academically, these are all good schools. Here are the top 3 SPORTS schools in Texas.

1. Oklahoma University
2. Texas
3. Texas A&M

since when Oklahoma in Texas?

I love UT. Defintely recommended.

Since Oklahoma started out-recruiting Texas in their own state.

LoL

 

[SherEPunjab]

UT Austin has the best CS dept. in Texas.

i KNOW

BUT THE CHICKS are ugly!

and watch out for that lousy good for nothing prof. richards. Yeah, we learned... Haskell! Now i can move to sweden and program for ericsson, whipeee!!

 

[LS20]

Originally posted by: Saulbadguy
Academically, these are all good schools. Here are the top 3 SPORTS schools in Texas.

1. Oklahoma University
2. Texas
3. Texas A&M

funk that... ill contend that Texas Tech and the mighty Baylor Bears are far superior to Texas A&M

 

[jamesave]

Originally posted by: Saulbadguy
Academically, these are all good schools. Here are the top 3 SPORTS schools in Texas.

1. Oklahoma University
2. Texas
3. Texas A&M

This post is an idiot posting. Probably done by someone who go to oklahoma university. Doesn't even know that Oklahoma is not in Texas.

Edit:
For Engineering & CS, UT is the option

 

[SherEPunjab]

Originally posted by: LordMorpheus
Rice is a great school. In league with CMU and such.

Great great school.

My opinion is unbiased even though I'm going there next year. I swear.

Overall, i'd say Rice is better than CMU, except in CS. congrats, and be sure to get the "people think i'm smart because I go to Rice" bumper sticker.

 

[LS20]

i guess some people weren't born with a funny bone...


anyways, there are no girls in CS at all. there are maybe 5 (of 100) per undergrad course... then the numbers--whatever is left of them--steadily decrease progressively into upper division... and then theres a bit of a hike at the graduate level... because there's a small population of old foreign chinese girls

the whole fable of texas girls isnt that true... texas just has sheer size which, inevitably, makes for some crazy-hot girls. for consistency, though, one would have to give to Baylor or TTU--ones a private baptist school (think spoiled rich suburbanites) and the other is a distant party school (think C-average cheerleader girls)

 

[SherEPunjab]

 

[LS20]

Originally posted by: SherEPunjab
uhh.. no. UT Austin does have some hotties.

uh... have i said anything to the contrary? no.

 

[SherEPunjab]

Originally posted by: LS20

Originally posted by: SherEPunjab
uhh.. no. UT Austin does have some hotties.

uh... have i said anything to the contrary? no.

I thought you were referring to U.T. we use "texas" and UT interchangeably.

 

[LS20]

Originally posted by: SherEPunjab

I thought you were referring to U.T. we use "texas" and UT interchangeably.

i was referring to ut... as i use texas and ut interchangeably. the adage about ut/texas having the hottest women in the US is, i suggest, false.

 

[amoeba]

Originally posted by: beer

Originally posted by: amoeba

oh man, that would have been great. No I don't think they have that anymore. 411 is just the start man, just the start. You are not a true EE until you have pulled your first all nighter in ENS.

EE325 E/M right now is giving me tons of problems. I don't have any of the assumed-prereq in vector calc and I don't know what a fscking curl is, nor to do I care...

I loved 411, but I loved 316 more!

Well you really have to use 411 and 316 together eventually. To be honest, I don't remember 325 all that well anymore. 316 is a great class and you should keep it fresh. A lot of interview questions come from there. Typical digital design question will involve a state table. most 316 interview questions will likely be sequential and not combinational. A lot of interview questions come from 411 too, at least for internships and the like ( if its an analog position), they will probably ask about op amp.

As to 325, who do you have? Driga? Ling? Cardwell? Pierce?

 

[beer]

Originally posted by: amoeba

Originally posted by: beer

Originally posted by: amoeba

oh man, that would have been great. No I don't think they have that anymore. 411 is just the start man, just the start. You are not a true EE until you have pulled your first all nighter in ENS.

EE325 E/M right now is giving me tons of problems. I don't have any of the assumed-prereq in vector calc and I don't know what a fscking curl is, nor to do I care...

I loved 411, but I loved 316 more!

Well you really have to use 411 and 316 together eventually. To be honest, I don't remember 325 all that well anymore. 316 is a great class and you should keep it fresh. A lot of interview questions come from there. Typical digital design question will involve a state table. most 316 interview questions will likely be sequential and not combinational. A lot of interview questions come from 411 too, at least for internships and the like ( if its an analog position), they will probably ask about op amp.

As to 325, who do you have? Driga? Ling? Cardwell? Pierce?

I had Pierce for 411 and I thought he was pretty good. I enjoyed his definite enthusiasm in the material..grady in 302 was boring and I almost ended up with him for 411, but I got Pierce through a last-minute instructor change in the dept.

I have Neikirk for 325.

 

[fastz28]

Originally posted by: jamesave

Originally posted by: Saulbadguy
Academically, these are all good schools. Here are the top 3 SPORTS schools in Texas.

1. Oklahoma University
2. Texas
3. Texas A&M

This post is an idiot posting. Probably done by someone who go to oklahoma university. Doesn't even know that Oklahoma is not in Texas.

Edit:
For Engineering & CS, UT is the option

Also, there is no such thing as "Oklahoma University" or OU. Same with TU (for you aggies).

 

[WinkOsmosis]

Originally posted by: fastz28

Originally posted by: jamesave

Originally posted by: Saulbadguy
Academically, these are all good schools. Here are the top 3 SPORTS schools in Texas.

1. Oklahoma University
2. Texas
3. Texas A&M

This post is an idiot posting. Probably done by someone who go to oklahoma university. Doesn't even know that Oklahoma is not in Texas.

Edit:
For Engineering & CS, UT is the option

Also, there is no such thing as "Oklahoma University" or OU. Same with TU (for you aggies).

Why do the UofO people call their school OU?

 

[ElFenix]

Originally posted by: SherEPunjab

BUT THE CHICKS are ugly!

i hope you're talking about just that department.

 

[wyvrn]

1) UT
2) TAMU
3) UTD

UTD just got a huge grant (141 million or so) for their CS/EE program. School officials are saying that this will put them on par with UT's excellent program in a few years. Add in that UTD has a better student/prof ratio and more PhD's as a percentage of teachers than either UT or TAMU, and you have a winning program.

 

[amoeba]

Originally posted by: beer

Originally posted by: amoeba

Originally posted by: beer

Originally posted by: amoeba

oh man, that would have been great. No I don't think they have that anymore. 411 is just the start man, just the start. You are not a true EE until you have pulled your first all nighter in ENS.

EE325 E/M right now is giving me tons of problems. I don't have any of the assumed-prereq in vector calc and I don't know what a fscking curl is, nor to do I care...

I loved 411, but I loved 316 more!

Well you really have to use 411 and 316 together eventually. To be honest, I don't remember 325 all that well anymore. 316 is a great class and you should keep it fresh. A lot of interview questions come from there. Typical digital design question will involve a state table. most 316 interview questions will likely be sequential and not combinational. A lot of interview questions come from 411 too, at least for internships and the like ( if its an analog position), they will probably ask about op amp.

As to 325, who do you have? Driga? Ling? Cardwell? Pierce?

I had Pierce for 411 and I thought he was pretty good. I enjoyed his definite enthusiasm in the material..grady in 302 was boring and I almost ended up with him for 411, but I got Pierce through a last-minute instructor change in the dept.

I have Neikirk for 325.

Neikirk teaching 325? wow thats interesting. Neikirk is more of a materials guy. Well no tips from me then. get to know him well since hes grad advisor.

 

[arod]

Originally posted by: fastz28

Originally posted by: jamesave

Originally posted by: Saulbadguy
Academically, these are all good schools. Here are the top 3 SPORTS schools in Texas.

1. Oklahoma University
2. Texas
3. Texas A&M

This post is an idiot posting. Probably done by someone who go to oklahoma university. Doesn't even know that Oklahoma is not in Texas.

Edit:
For Engineering & CS, UT is the option

Also, there is no such thing as "Oklahoma University" or OU. Same with TU (for you aggies).

thats fine i refer to you as sips anyways...

 

[digitalsm]

Originally posted by: WinkOsmosis

Originally posted by: fastz28

Originally posted by: jamesave

Originally posted by: Saulbadguy
Academically, these are all good schools. Here are the top 3 SPORTS schools in Texas.

1. Oklahoma University
2. Texas
3. Texas A&M

This post is an idiot posting. Probably done by someone who go to oklahoma university. Doesn't even know that Oklahoma is not in Texas.

Edit:
For Engineering & CS, UT is the option

Also, there is no such thing as "Oklahoma University" or OU. Same with TU (for you aggies).

Why do the UofO people call their school OU?

The goober doesnt know what hes talking about. Oklahoma itself goes by OU. Sorta like Tulsa University goes by UT. Its not like the stupid lame thing some aggies came up with, TU for UT.