sinusoidal steady-state analysis

woohoo. i got the highest score at today's physics quiz (circuit analysis). *grin

i know. 'twas only a quiz. but our quiz here in UP might be your final exams already.
just kidding :))

i just love circuit analysis.

even before, when i was still in EEE, i already enjoyed it. solving for unknowns in a given circuit, finding voltages & currents by using kirchhhoff's laws, and simplfying a given circuit were really interesting for me.

i'm not saying that i'm really good at it. in fact, i even flunked exams in EEE33.

yes. i enjoyed it. but i still flunked exams.
that's how difficult EEE is.
that time, facing sinusoidal steady state analysis, transient, thevenin's theorem, phasor diagrams, network reduction felt like I'm facing death.

try this: (EEE peeps, I know you can do this.Ü)



i sucked on this big time. :(

i'm all hands up to those who passed all their EEE subjects, to those who got 1 point something grades on these über hard subjects, and to those who stick to their chosen career no matter how many 5's they get. you guys are so amazing. good luck to succeeding years of facing more complex circuits. i know you can do it! :))

in EEE, circuit analysis is just basic. a stepping stone to a more difficult subjects. i dunno why. but it's just so.. so difficult. a grade of 5 on any EEE subject could make someone's life miserable. i'm not exaggerating this time. it's true. one 5, and your five years of pursuing your career would become 6 years.. another year of burden. not just to you but also to your family.

i guess that's the reason why i shifted to IE. i got no 5's on my EEE subjects (only DRP). i dunno. i guess i was just scared to fail. i didn't want to become a burden to my family so i decided to change career.

call me chickenshit. i don't care.
i know i made the right decision.
i'm loving IE now. and i'm pretty sure i'll be successful in the future. :))

anyhoo, i'm still thankful that i studied EEE.
without it, i won't top the quiz today. :))

something to lighten up the mood..

- drawn by benette, on the back of a bluebook.. si oble naka two-piece! "ayos!" was written by our physics lecture instructor.. :))