Computer Engineering: A Graphical Overview
A word cloud of the UW ECE undergraduate calendar of courses.
HP Mini 110 with Windows 7
After my previous laptop (an HP tablet) decided to pack it in for good after only 18 months of use, I decided to pick up a cheap netbook to tide me over until I finished my masters. The netbook I got was an HP Mini 110-1030CA; this post details installing Windows 7 on it and my initial thoughts on …
The Ideal Work Term Progression for Computer Engineers, part VI
The last article in a series on what you should be doing for each co-op work term.
The Ideal Work Term Progression for Computer Engineers, part V
The fifth article in a series on what you should be doing for each co-op work term.
The Ideal Work Term Progression for Computer Engineers, part IV
The fourth article in a series on what you should be doing for each co-op work term.
The Ideal Work Term Progression for Computer Engineers, part III
The third article in a series on what you should be doing for each co-op work term.
The Ideal Work Term Progression for Computer Engineers, part II
The second article in a series on what you should be doing for each co-op work term.
The Ideal Work Term Progression for Computer Engineers, part I
The first article in a series on what you should be doing for each co-op work term.
XAML: Not Just for UI (part II)
Continuing from part 1 in the series, this post describes some of the tricky bits for implementing your own XAML-based test data loading infrastructure.
Writing an Excellent (Software Engineering) Work Report
Writing a work report is something that students in co-op at the University of Waterloo will do a handful of times throughout their degree. Unlike the literal interpretation of “work report”, for engineers these reports require the analysis of a situation the student encountered over …
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