I believe fellow ECE folks could be interested in this. TE to UEM conversion (TUC) can now be done via the DRC (Degree Requirement Check) chip - DRC7417, which can be obtained here through our suppliers, nus. This particular chip is rather user-friendly and fast, with just mere clicks of a few buttons, your module can now be converted from a TE to a UEM. This is so to allow you to S/U that module if necessary after the results is being released.
This chip is only operational from now till 2nd December as well as on the 27th of December. Other than these dates, the DRC chip will not function!!
Modules converted to UEM using this chip can still be converted back to TE using the same chip if and only if the s/u option is not exercised on it. So if you convert to UEM and got a good result, later can change back to TE one. It says so here. Sue them if cannot convert back.
So there, you have been reminded. Check your NUS emails for more details.
Exams coming up:
26/11/07 1pm @ E5-03-20/21: EE3101 Digital Signal Processing (Seat 72)
28/11/07 5pm @ MPSH6: EE2007 Microprocessor System (Seat 179)
03/12/07 9am @ MPSH4: EE3408 Integrated Analog design (Seat 64)
07/12/07 9am @ MPSH6: EE3702 Electronic Gaming (Seat 67)
I need lots of luck this time. Haiz...
"Will you be the champion of Micro-Olympics? Shoot your plane as far as you can. Buy and carefully use power-ups on your way to the top. Try to beat all 7 glorious pilots in this fast paced game…"
Somehow i got addicted to this, sheesh... can anyone beat the 5th guy? My best shot was 4611m lar, so close to beating that freaking piece of shit. Dammit, shouldn't i be mugging? Added: Shit, i actually manage to beat the game with the best shot of 8922m....try to beat that! Ha...
Play micro Olympics here!
Next week is going to be the most hellish week in the entire sem. Lets see:
Monday: EE3702 and EE3001 presentation rehearsal
Wednesday: EE3702 presentation, EE3001 rehearsal with supervisor
Thursday: EE3408 project presentation and report submission
Friday: EE3101 project report submission
Next Monday: EE3001 presentation, EE3702 project report submission
Of course, theres nothing to worry about if all the preparation/reports are all done. Thing is, most of them are not finalized, in fact, some (read: EE3101) has pretty much been neglected..
For the 1st time, i am actually looking forward to the exam week; projects sometimes can be such a bitch.
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Anyway, i got a little survey here for my Gaming module. Basically, the main target audience for the game we are proposing is for kids from 9 to 16 yrs old. But, just help me out here even if you are not in that age range ya? =)
Survey click here!
