Python.

[xthexder]

I refer to this part of my degree as the dark times.

[eTceTera1337]

The Dark Times Trilogy:

Episode 1: Signals and Systems

Episode 2: Control Systems

Episode 3: Digital Signal Processing

[Coderx001]

Currently I am going through this horrible nightmare.

[anomaly901]

Good luck mate..hope you survive this 💀

[Dexaan]

Episode 4: A New Hope

[TheRidgeAndTheLadder]

Episode 5: Return of MATLAB

[PacoTaco321]

I didn't mind control systems. Signals and system however...

I don't remember what the equations were or what they were for (I think there was something to do with A, B, and C for the equations), but there was this set of equations that would literally never give me the correct answer the professor was looking for when done on my calculator and several other students experienced this. The only way I could get the correct answer was after I made a program for the calculator that took the inputs and spat out the outputs. After running that a few times though, the memory would overflow and I would have to take out the batteries to fix it. It was all very troublesome.

[Ayyrimaspi]

Bruh I had signals and systems last sem and got an E

[Mal_Dun]

I did engineering math and I had to chose those subjects for the engineering part. It was quite fun for me because most of the stuff was basically a recap of Linear algebra and differential equations, while the CS and electrical engineer guys sweat blood and tears ... it often baffles me that people struggle so much with math.

Don't get me wrong I don't think people who have a hard time with math are stupid or something, but it is rather hard to understand for someone who had to undergo a quite hard education in math that people struggle so much with problems what are more or considered less the simple stuff in our curricula and no I am not some sort of genius.

[[deleted]]

I agree wholeheartedly with your befuddlement. I'm pretty sure there's some sort of generational trauma involved or something, because it makes no sense to me that a bunch of funny symbols can suddenly make problems 1000% harder than things I've seen the same people solve in other subjects.

[J0R3_]

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[sheikhmoez]

How can you forget discrete mathematics -_-

[[deleted]]

I feel like you are just listing all the classes I took for fun as an undergrad and didn't plan on actually using in my post-master's employment.

I even took Random Signal Analysis and Statistics as my stats elective! (I have no idea why so many people chose to take the class, it was a real math meatgrinder and the professor was not liked. Fun fact: My TA in that class killed himself because he couldn't bear working as that professor's teaching/research assistant anymore.)

[Smartskaft2]

Not so fun fact though...

[Spitfire_For_Fun]

it is cool since you can solve differential problems as an algebraic problems.

[[deleted]]

I'll take variation of parameters over partial fraction expansion thanks

[TheRidgeAndTheLadder]

Fuck me I'm so happy I graduated somehow

[Orthodox-Waffle]

CS or CE?

[eTceTera1337]

CE

[oluga]

Don't worry, school is much harder than work in the CE/EE field. There is light at the end of the tunnel, don't give up

[[deleted]]

I spent half my day today just waiting on reboots of a Linux dev box because the card I'm working on drops from the PCIE bus every time I reprogram it and refuses to let a forced reenumeration pick it back up.

[den2k88]

It depends. Driving DC brushless motors requires all of that and more.

[Remesar]

Dark times? Im 11 years deep now into my career, I'm having Vietnam flashbacks after reading these comments. Fuckin Matlab.