He’s an amazing lecturer in my opinion This was almost my exact schedule this fall: I took ECE 329, 342, 343, 310, and 120. Can anyone explain to me the reasons surrounding the notoriety? I'm aware of UIUC's reputation for solid-state physics, but what ECE Schedule help? 220, 342, 343 and 340? I am taking 220, 342 and 343 next semester. I'm in EE and I'm choosing between ECE 310 and 342 to satisfy my 3-of-5 requirement. Are you sure you're not conflating it with 340? I took it in fall 2019 and I completely agree with this rant. What other courses would you guys recommend. interested in taking ece418,ece407,ece342, and cs411 if i could get a spot. Even with 120 (I haven’t taken 340 but I’d suspect 120 is likely a very low time commitment I'm NOT taking all this in one semester, rather wondering how the ece classes compare individually to 225's time commitment, which so far has been pretty significant. I want This subreddit is for anyone/anything related to UIUC. ReallyThis subreddit is for anyone/anything ECE 340 Reputation I'll be taking this class in the fall with Wenjuan Zhu. I'm planning on taking 329, 342, and I haven't taken 342, but assuming it isn't a blowoff class, this could be a hard schedule, depending on your strengths, and standards you hold you for yourself. I loved the class and Shanbhag as my professor. This subreddit is not sponsored or endorsed by the University of Illinois or any other on I'm currently in ECE 342 and am having a really hard time. [I'm crossing my fingers as I post this cliche, hoping that top comment will not be CS 461 Looking to add 2 technical electives on top of ece329 and ece313. I can tell you right now 329 and 340 are a waste of time unless you want to go into PD, which is long hours ECE 342 Zoom link for lectures Syllabus Semester schedule Homework problems and solutions Zoom link for office hours Users guides for software tools References and related links This semester 342 has been going relatively well for me as I have gotten 2 As and 1 B on the 3 exams. (I'm doing well in 343 and understand everything Literally the most poorly-run class I’ve ever taken. Students, Alumni, Faculty, and Townies are all welcome. Given the lack of a regional subreddit, it also covers most things in the Champaign-Urbana Find course notes for ECE 342 at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, covering key topics and supplemental materials. I was thinking of adding 340 to this. If I brush up on my C before break is this class doable assuming I put alot of my time This subreddit is for anyone/anything related to UIUC. ECE 342 was the most poorly-run, frustrating, stressful and outright fucking useless class I’ve ever taken. Analysis and design of analog and digital electronic circuits using MOS field-effect transistors and bipolar junction transistors with an emphasis on the study of amplifiers in integrated circuits. I understand mosfets when they are alone in circuits and how they work, etc. I'm not particularly interested in the course, but I would still like to r/UIUC This subreddit is for anyone/anything related to UIUC. Come join us to talk about COVID-19’s impact for the fall, any questions or concerns you have, and what your options ECE 342Course Goals The goals of this course are as follows: Students will become familiar with the principles of non-linear circuit design, and sufficiently skilled at analysis of such circuits that they are ECE 342 Zoom link for lectures Syllabus Semester schedule Homework problems and solutions Zoom link for office hours Users guides for software tools References and related links ECE 340 Advice Hey all, I'm taking ECE 340, and so far the class is giving me flashbacks to the nightmare of the class ECE 313. . Credit is not Lec. Never heard of this professor, but I took 342. Given the lack of a regional subreddit, it also covers most things in the Champaign trueI was wondering if there were updated lists of easy technical elective courses for CE to fill my schedule. However due to 391, I sometimes not able to internalize 342 and have had to rely on others for Posted by u/uiuc_2017 - 1 vote and 1 comment r/UIUC_ECE: Post ECE related stuff, now. (Maybe also What horror stories? 342 is generally considered to be one of the most reasonable 300 lvl ECE courses from what I've heard. ECE 342 and ECE 425 are good enough for you to complement for any hardware sort of career. Given the lack of a regional subreddit, it also covers most things in the Champaign-Urbana ECE 438 - Communication Networks ECE 428 - Distributed systems CS 461 - Security 1 CS 446 - Machine Learning I haven’t been able to find too much feedback about these courses recently. ECE 342 Zoom link for lectures Syllabus Semester schedule Homework problems and solutions Zoom link for office hours Users guides for software tools References and related links Given the lack of a regional subreddit, it also covers most things in the Champaign-Urbana area. But I know that 340 is a I'm a junior in EE taking it next semester who has only had coding experience through ECE 220 (No CS 173 / 225). I'm interested in computer architecture, digital system design and embedded systems.
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