SE 380Introduction to Feedback Control

Nov 21, 2024 I failed ECE380 and retaking the SE380 exam | Looking for study material 5 points, 2 comments

u/Prestigious_Eye4907: “I failed ECE380 last summer, and I got approval to take the SE380 exam to make up for it. I'm wondering if anyone has past final exams or study material for SE380. The instructor this term is Gennaro Notomista. Any advice or study material would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!”

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Nov 8, 2024 AI specialization without Engineering course 1 point, 2 comments

“Is there a way to not take an engineering course with an AI specialization? Or at least wave the prereqs to an engineering course if forced to take it? …”

u/SinclairHudson: “… SE380 is much harder from what I've heard, and not as relevant to AI. The requirements for the specialization change year to year. You only have to complete the checklist for any one of the years you were enrolled in the program. …”

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Mar 6, 2024 Just ECE Tingz 157 points, 27 comments

u/SirAwesome789: “My last SE380 midterm average was 42”

u/Zweedish: “The SE 380 exam was the only exam I ever failed in university. Somehow ended up with a 75 in the course though”

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Dec 9, 2023 who the FUCK is pulling the fire alarm 96 points, 7 comments

“Dear slippery fingered dickwad, like seriously we’ve got a blazing bandit on our hands now? I can’t even chill in DC when after two and a half hours of dicking around I finally get in the zone with …”

u/TechnicalSpread7368: “There was SE380 exam going on in 1351 too. (And another one in 1350)”

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Sep 2, 2023 Exchange in Singapore 1 point, 10 comments

“For those who have experience with the exchange program, specifically Singapore, how competitive are ntu and nus? …”

u/MQ2000: “… I was about to enroll in courses when they cancelled cuz Covid but I heard that it’s easier than UW and I was planning to do my hard courses there (SE380 for example). I talked to upper years and friends who said it was a fantastic experience and I wish I could’ve gone! …”

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Jan 30, 2023 How manageable is this workload? CS AI spec 4 points, 28 comments

u/tendstwofiftytwo: “… &x200B; S23: COOP, Taking CS370; coming to loo for midterms and finals &x200B; F23: SE380 Introduction to feedback control List 2 Comms Course SPCOM 227 CS 486 Intro to AI CS 349 User interfaces ECE 224 Embedded microprocessor systems (Once upon a time I was digital hardware, so …”

u/godinfinity000: “370 isn't too heavy, heard 343 needs time so maybe don't do 343 on coop. Ui and AI workload was manageable, just make sure you don't slack on them cuz they pile up fast. …”

u/tendstwofiftytwo: “What about SE 380?”

u/hargunm: “Why would you willingly do SE 380”

u/tendstwofiftytwo: “The spec requires at least one engineering course to be taken. also SE380 sounds fun since they are remaking it for the fall”

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Nov 19, 2022 Is SE380 useful for AI and ML? 2 points, 3 comments

u/LaApplePear: “CS students, I see there is a AI specialization, where SE380 is a required course. But looking into uwflow it is mainly about signaling and control system. I don't know if it will help with ML and AI? Should I take it? (Any advice is appreciated, I'll give out my free award)”

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May 2, 2022 Opinion on HCI or AI specialization for CS majors 5 points, 4 comments

“Does anyone have experience with either one? If so, what are your thoughts on them?”

u/Psychological_Fig399: “i’m doing the ai one since i was gonna take those courses anyways tbh”

u/fourier314: “Have you gotten to ECE/SE 380 yet? That's the one course I'm not sure if I want to take.”

u/Psychological_Fig399: “… actually unsure abt how this works but for the 21/22 version of the checklist they changed this requirement to SE380/ECE380 or one of CS480,CS485, or CS484 which makes it a little better. …”

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Dec 15, 2021 Anyone know why MATH 213 isn't required for CS ? 4 points, 2 comments

“Anyone know why CS students aren't required to take MATH 213 while SE students are, I find the concepts interesting, just wondering.”

u/thewarrior71: “AMATH 250 should be similar if you’re interested. I think they only take it because they also need to take SE 380”

u/IcedRoren: “… MATH 213 was created specifically for SE since they need the background for SE 380 but can't do the standard 2 course sequence that ECEs do for Signals & Systems. …”

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Dec 24, 2020 SE 380 Goose thanking thread 8 points, 1 comment

u/monsieur_dauphin: “Thank Mr Goose &x200B; Also thank Mr Nielsen”

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Nov 7, 2020 Anyone who has taken engineering courses without being in engineering? 4 points, 12 comments

“I'm in cs and want to take a couple of ECE courses, is it allowed or tough or...? If we can take them, how do we go about it? Just add them normally during course selection? Thanks in advance”

u/monsieur_dauphin: “Also in CS, taking SE 380 (which is basically ECE 380 AFAIK) this term. I had to take a math course to make up for missing prereqs. I also had to get permission from the prof. to add it on Quest. It's tough, though that might just be this course (it has a reputation apparently)”

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Nov 6, 2020 What if we’re being pranked and Engineering is the easiest program at UW 439 points, 38 comments

“How would you know? Everyone in engineering keeps up the charade with their crying threads, but how are the rest of us measly scoundrels able to know? …”

u/monsieur_dauphin: “Nah g can confirm SE 380 is the hardest course of my undergrad so far (CS/math)”

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