Comment Re:easy as 1 2 3 (Score 2, Insightful) 676
Like Duke knows anything of electrical engineering. It only takes a State student to tell you that (or a Carolina student, but they can go to hell).
Curriculum here started with learning about what a gate was, how it was made from transistors (which were magic black boxes then), from gates we learned adders and other MSI devices, and eventually got to an abstraction of a microcomputer. Assembly then was a Godsend and now using that same assembly language, we've implemented C.
Point is, reference a school for electrical engineering, make a better choice than masking Duke to the country. I mean, look here at State, Ga Tech, Va Tech, MIT, Stanford, Princeton, USC, etc.
Curriculum here started with learning about what a gate was, how it was made from transistors (which were magic black boxes then), from gates we learned adders and other MSI devices, and eventually got to an abstraction of a microcomputer. Assembly then was a Godsend and now using that same assembly language, we've implemented C.
Point is, reference a school for electrical engineering, make a better choice than masking Duke to the country. I mean, look here at State, Ga Tech, Va Tech, MIT, Stanford, Princeton, USC, etc.
