Feeling SPICEy
2010-04-20 08:53![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
asher553Finally got over my phobia of using the freshly downloaded SPICE software for my microelectronic design courses from UCBX. Opened a file, entered the data, and got the desired result in ohms and watts, just as advertised!
http://www.ucberkeleyext.com/default.aspx
http://www.ucberkeleyext.com/courses_details.aspx?pid=1146
http://www.ucberkeleyext.com/courses_details.aspx?pid=1147
http://www.ucberkeleyext.com/courses_details.aspx?pid=1148
The three courses I'm taking (X30, X31, and X32) are fun and exciting and just at the right level for me. I was worried that the material would be either too advanced and I'd be lost, or too elementary and I'd be bored. But no, it's interesting and challenging - and all those years of my misspent childhood, hanging out in Radio Shack and playing with electronic hobby kits, finally paid off!
http://www.ucberkeleyext.com/default.aspx
http://www.ucberkeleyext.com/courses_details.aspx?pid=1146
http://www.ucberkeleyext.com/courses_details.aspx?pid=1147
http://www.ucberkeleyext.com/courses_details.aspx?pid=1148
The three courses I'm taking (X30, X31, and X32) are fun and exciting and just at the right level for me. I was worried that the material would be either too advanced and I'd be lost, or too elementary and I'd be bored. But no, it's interesting and challenging - and all those years of my misspent childhood, hanging out in Radio Shack and playing with electronic hobby kits, finally paid off!
