News
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August 22, 2024
I have returned to teaching ECE374B! I want to thank everyone that wished me well during my hiatus and am excited to be teaching this course again in Fall 2024 with my excellent teaching assistants and my co-instructor Ivan Abraham. I hope we all (students+instructors) have a productive, enjoyable semester!
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January 08, 2024
For the first time in more than three years, I will not be teaching ECE374. I recently had a baby and am not teaching, so I can better spend time with him. I am sorry to those of you that I have disappointed and wish you all the best. This school is full of amazing professors and I encourage you to give my replacements a chance, and be kind to each other. While this has always been a CS course with a syllabus determined by the CS administration, I have tried my best to develop content (including this website) that would make the subject accessible and maybe a bit entertaining. I am maintaining this website so that the content I (and my excellent TA/CAs) developed may always be accessible to future students. Last note: in Fall2023, I only delivered half the lectures because my son was born. Hence, I mixed links to my Fall2023 and Spring2023 lectures so that all the lecture content I developed is easily accessible. Please pardon any indexing errors since the lecture/lab indices changed between the semesters.
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December 25, 2023
I am incredibly pleased to announce that Sumedh Vemuganti has won the Harold L. Olesen Undergraduate Teaching Award! This is the first time that I know of that someone has won this award in his first semester of being a TA. And you know what, he completely deserves it. Sumedh has gone way above and beyond in his TA duties and he propped me up during a semester when I needed it the most. Thank you to those of you that nominated him. We are all blessed to have him and let’s keep working hard to make sure our favorite people feel appreciated.
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August 20, 2023
Welcome to the ECE374-B website for the Fall 2023 semester. It is always under construction and will be progressively populated as the semester goes on so make sure to check back often and and still being populated. I ‘m sure there are many typos and such. If you see any errors please submit a issue in the website’s github repo! Raising issues improves the course site, ups your GitHub participation stats and will be rewarded in other ways as well!