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UT-Austin Classes That I've Completed

  • Fall Semester (2003-2004)
    • Electrical Engineering 381K-8 (Digital Signal Processing), 3 credits, taught by Professor Bovik
    • Electrical Engineering 381K-11 (Wireless Communications), 3 credits, taught by Professor Rappaport
    • Mathematics 365C (Real Analysis I), 3 credits, taught by Professor Beckner
  • Spring Semester (2003-2004)
    • Electrical Engineering 380N-11 (Optimization in Engineering Systems), 3 credits, taught by Professor Baldick
    • Electrical Engineering 381K-7 (Information Theory), 3 credits, taught by Professor Vishwanath
    • Electrical Engineering 698A (Thesis), 3 credits, supervised by Professor Heath
  • Summer Nine-Week Session (2004)
    • Mathematics 373K (Algebraic Structures I), 3 credits, taught by Professor Hamrick
  • Fall Semester (2004-2005)
    • Electrical Engineering 381V (Channel Coding), 3 credits, taught by Professor Vishwanath
    • Electrical Engineering 698B (Thesis), 3 credits, supervised by Professor Heath
    • Mathematics 381C (Real Analysis), 3 credits, taught by Professor Beckner
  • Spring Semester (2004-2005)
    • Electrical Engineering 381K-13 (Analysis and Design of Communication Networks), 3 credits, taught by Professor Shakkottai
    • Electrical Engineering 698B (Thesis), 3 credits, supervised by Professor Heath
    • Operations Research and Industrial Engineering 391Q-10 (Stochastic Optimization), 3 credits, taught by Professor Morton
  • Fall Semester (2005-2006)
    • Electrical Engineering 381V (Space-Time Communication), 3 credits, taught by Professor Heath
    • Mathematics 383C (Methods of Applied Mathematics), 3 credits, taught by Professor Vasseur
    • Mathematics 393C (Quantum Mechanics), 3 credits, taught by Professor Radin
  • Spring Semester (2005-2006)
    • Computer Science 388G (Algorithms: Techniques and Theory), 3 credits, taught by Professor Plaxton
    • Electrical Engineering 381L (Digital Time Series Analysis and Applications), 3 credits, taught by Professor Powers
  • Fall Semester (2006-2007)
    • Teaching Assistant for Electrical Engineering 381V (Wireless Communications Lab), 3 credits, taught by Professor Heath
  • Spring Semester (2006-2007)
    • Operations Research and Industrial Engineering 390R-5 (Applied Stochastic Processes), 3 credits, taught by Professor Hasenbein
  • Spring Semester (2007-2008)
    • Electrical Engineering 382V (Wireless and Mobile Networking), 3 credits, taught by Professor Nettles

Caltech Classes That I've Completed

  • Fall Term (1999-2000)
    • Applied Physics 9a (Solid-State Electronics for Integrated Circuits), 6 units, taught by Professor Scherer
    • Chemistry 1a (General Chemistry), 6 units, taught by Professor Lewis
    • Humanities 7a (American History), 9 units, taught by Professor Smith
    • Mathematics 2a (Linear Algebra and Statistics, Analytical Track), 9 units, taught by Professor Gabai
    • Physical Education 84 (Advanced Table Tennis), 3 units, taught by Wei Wang
    • Physics 1a (Classical Mechanics), 9 units, taught by Professor Filippone
  • Winter Term (1999-2000)
    • Applied Physics 9b (Solid-State Electronics for Integrated Circuits), 6 units, taught by Professor Scherer
    • Chemistry 1b (General Chemistry), 9 units, taught by Professors Barton and Rees
    • Humanities 7b (American History), 9 units, taught by Professor Kevles
    • Mathematics 2b (Differential Equations, Analytical Track), 9 units, taught by Professor Makarov
    • Physical Education 84 (Advanced Table Tennis), 3 units, taught by Wei Wang
    • Physics 1b (Electromagnetism, Analytical Track), 9 units, taught by Professor Lange
  • Spring Term (1999-2000)
    • Astronomy 1 (The Evolving Universe), 9 units, taught by Professor Scoville
    • Biology 1 (Drugs and the Brain), 9 units, taught by Professor Lester
    • Economics 11 (Introduction to Economics), 9 units, taught by Professor Wilkie
    • Mathematics 1d (Basic Probability), 5 units, taught by Sumit Daftuar
    • Physical Education 84 (Advanced Table Tennis), 3 units, taught by Wei Wang
    • Physics 1c (Electromagnetism, Analytical Track), 9 units, taught by Professor Lange
  • Fall Term (2000-2001)
    • Applied and Computational Mathematics 95a (Introductory Methods of Applied Mathematics), 12 units, taught by Professor Bruno
    • Applied Physics 17a (Thermodynamics), 9 units, taught by Professor Quake
    • Chemistry 3a (Fundamental Techniques of Experimental Chemistry), 6 units, taught by Professor Raymond
    • Electrical Engineering 20a (Electronics Laboratory), 9 units, taught by Professor Rutledge
    • Physics 2a (Statistical Physics and Waves), 9 units, taught by Professor Goodstein
  • Winter Term (2000-2001)
    • Applied and Computational Mathematics 95b (Introductory Methods of Applied Mathematics), 12 units, taught by Professor Bruno and David Amundsen
    • Applied Physics 17b (Thermodynamics), 9 units, taught by Professor Quake
    • Electrical Engineering 20b (Electronics Laboratory), 9 units, taught by Professor Rutledge
    • Electrical Engineering / Computer Science 51 (Principles of Microprocessor Systems), 9 units, taught by Glen George
    • Physics 2b (Quantum Mechanics), 9 units, taught by Professor Martin
  • Spring Term (2000-2001)
    • Applied and Computational Mathematics 95c (Introductory Methods of Applied Mathematics), 12 units, taught by David Amundsen
    • Applied Physics 17c (Thermodynamics), 9 units, taught by Professor Crocker
    • History 161 (Selected Topics in History), 9 units, taught by Professor Hacker
  • Fall Term (2001-2002)
    • Core 1a (Science Writing), 0 units, taught by Gillian Pierce
    • Economics 121a (Theory of Value), 9 units, taught by Professor Border
    • Electrical Engineering 32a (Signals, Systems, and Transforms), 9 units, taught by Professor McEliece
    • Electrical Engineering 162 (Random Processes for Communication and Signal Processing), 9 units, taught by Payman Arabshahi
    • Literature 123 (The 19th-Century English Novel), 9 units, taught by Professor King
  • Winter Term (2001-2002)
    • Core 1b (Science Writing), 3 units, taught by Gillian Pierce
    • Engineering 10 (Technical Seminar Presentations), 3 units, taught by Antony Fender
    • Economics 121b (Theory of Value), 9 units, taught by Professor Border
    • Electrical Engineering 32b (Signals, Systems, and Transforms), 9 units, taught by Professor McEliece
    • Electrical Engineering 151 (Electromagnetic Engineering), 12 units, taught by Professor Psaltis
    • Electrical Engineering 163a (Communication Theory), 9 units, taught by Payman Arabshahi
    • History 108a (The Early Middle Ages), 9 units, taught by Professor Brown
  • Spring Term (2001-2002)
    • Electrical Engineering 40 (Introduction to Sensors and Actuators), 9 units, taught by Professor Tai
    • Electrical Engineering / Computer Science 52 (Microprocessor Systems Laboratory), 12 units, taught by Glen George
    • Electrical Engineering 90 (Analog Electronics Project Laboratory), 9 units, taught by Barry Megdal
    • Electrical Engineering 160 (Communication-System Fundamentals), 9 units, taught by Professor Hassibi
  • Fall Term (2002-2003)
    • Computer Science / Electrical Engineering 145a (Networking), 9 units, taught by Professor Low
    • Electrical Engineering / Computer Science 80a (Senior Thesis), 9 units, taught by Kent Potter
    • Electrical Engineering / Mathematics 126a (Information Theory), 9 units, taught by Professor McEliece
    • History 142 (History of California), 9 units, taught by Professor Deverell
    • Music 21 (Understanding Music), 9 units, taught by Thomas Neenan
  • Winter Term (2002-2003)
    • Applied and Computational Mathematics 111 (Introduction to Numerical Analysis: Approximation Theory and Ordinary Differential Equations), 9 units, taught by Jian Deng
    • Electrical Engineering / Computer Science 80b (Senior Thesis), 9 units, taught by Kent Potter
    • Electrical Engineering / Mathematics 127a (Error-Correcting Codes), 9 units, taught by Professor McEliece
    • Law 33 (Introduction to the Law), 9 units, taught by Professor Klerman
    • Music 23 (Major Figures), 9 units, taught by Thomas Neenan
  • Spring Term (2002-2003)
    • Electrical Engineering / Computer Science 80c (Senior Thesis), 9 units, taught by Kent Potter
    • Electrical Engineering 163b (Communication Theory), 9 units, taught by Payman Arabshahi
    • Electrical Engineering 164 (Stochastic and Adaptive Signal Processing), 9 units, taught by Professor Hassibi

UC-Berkeley Classes That I've Completed

  • Fall Semester (1998-1999)
    • Mathematics 53M (Multivariable Calculus with Computers), 5 units, taught by Professor Frenkel
  • Spring Semester (1998-1999)
    • Mathematics 55 (Discrete Mathematics), 4 units, taught by Professor Kahan
  • Summer Eight-Week Session (1999)
    • Mathematics 54 (Linear Algebra and Differential Equations), 4 units, taught by Malabika Pramanik