College Applications: Standardized Testing
21 Jan 2015 • 2 min. readI figured I’d put down my thoughts on the college application experience here, before this all gets to be too long ago for my advice to be relevant.
MoreI figured I’d put down my thoughts on the college application experience here, before this all gets to be too long ago for my advice to be relevant.
MoreThis question keeps popping up on Facebook every time a fair comes around, and answers always span from “suit and tie” to “t-shirt and jeans” to “giant banana suit”. Rutgers Career Services recently weighed in on this by emailing the entire undergrad a PDF sternly warning us that the fair is serious business where nothing less than a suit is appropriate, and inviting us to a variety of events where we can glean similar gems from presenters who have little understanding of the CS field.
MoreI decided to finally replace my family’s pitiful set-top DVR.
MoreOS X is a popular environment for Computer Science students, as is Windows to a lesser extent, but both fall short or make life unnecessarily hard when it comes to the lower level C programming required by the curriculum. Surprises like line endings and little deviations from POSIX can be a pain to track down. For these classes, Linux is almost mandatory. For this there are three solutions:
MoreA few months back I replaced the stereo receivers in a 10 and a 20 year old family car. Fed up with the lack of auxillary input (or even CD player, on the older one), I started on what would end up being a rather straightforward project.
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