The EE2001 project is aimed at providing students with experience in analog and digital circuit design, prototyping circuits, testing and debugging, system integration and hardware construction. Each student is expected to spend around 40 hours on the project including documentation.
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This is typically how an exam-CAP-money orientated nus under-states the workload that it pushed to its poor students.
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3 comments:
40hours?
Maybe u want to email the prof to tell him how many hours u actually spend
I think maybe that refers to how much time EXCHANGE students spend on 2001. Or maybe just me. :P
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