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Post by heimdl on Dec 6, 2005 12:10:00 GMT -5
Thank you again to my four stalwart companions: Whispr, Omnia, Linette, and Baltanok for coming out again. It was an interesting time in Uldaman - needless to say we'll be going back for some revenge.
Next week I will run a raid to Zul'Farrak. We will start at 7:30pm server time and will meet in Gadgetzan.
Vrael
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Post by Skaven on Dec 6, 2005 14:56:33 GMT -5
If needed I can be there, but as finals rapidly approach now, I'll probably be on a little less (pulling the needle out to study gets harder and harder as the stress piles on).
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Post by heimdl on Dec 7, 2005 16:40:51 GMT -5
Thanks for the offer. As a lecturer in EE I cannot condone the decision to play WoW when exams are fast approaching  . I always wondered how many of my students were playing online games the night before rather than studying. Of course I would be a hippocrite if I didn't add that I spent an awful lot of perfectly good study time playing computer games. That was, of course, during my undergraduate days. By the time I reached graduate studies I was dutifully entrenched in playing computer games as often as I could. With more disposable income came better computers so I could pursue my research at home as well as school *grins evilly*. Yeah that's what the better computers were for. Anyway, if we're in need of your mighty assistance and you are in need of a break I'd certainly appreciate the help. Vrael |
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Post by Threya on Dec 7, 2005 17:23:24 GMT -5
An EE professor? where at?
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Post by Skaven on Dec 9, 2005 0:00:08 GMT -5
Yesh, I'm an EE Undergrad. I knew there were more reasons that I liked you!
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Post by heimdl on Dec 12, 2005 10:52:01 GMT -5
I am not technically a professor. Having completed my Ph.D. I wanted to get working in industry but I kept up my relationship with the University of Calgary by continuing to lecture one course a semester. This semester is the first semester in many years that I haven't lectured and I am kind of enjoying the breathing space.
So what specializations in EE tend to interest you Skaven?
Vrael
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Post by Skaven on Dec 13, 2005 16:27:24 GMT -5
I'm using EE as a springboard into Nano (future Ph. D. hopes myself). Mostly my interests lie in the hardware side of computing, and how it can be used in manifold applications.
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. I always wondered how many of my students were playing online games the night before rather than studying. Of course I would be a hippocrite if I didn't add that I spent an awful lot of perfectly good study time playing computer games. That was, of course, during my undergraduate days. By the time I reached graduate studies I was dutifully entrenched in playing computer games as often as I could. With more disposable income came better computers so I could pursue my research at home as well as school *grins evilly*. Yeah that's what the better computers were for.
