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Work From Home Cybersecurity Tips for Engineers
On May 27, 2020 in All, Computing, Security by Clive Maxfield
Clive Maxfield
Like many, I’m worried about cybersecurity. Is what I have good enough? With many engineers suddenly working from home, protecting their data is a priority. We’ll explore home-based security options that help protect important information, no matter where your office is set up.
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Tagged With: antivirus software, cybersecurity, data, EE, malware, security, VPN
Imposter Syndrome and Engineering Students
On November 3, 2016 in All by Benjamin Miller
Benjamin Miller
How long do you think you’ll last before they find out that you are a fraud? The first quiz? The first exam? Do you think you might make it all the way to graduation on a fluke before they realize that you don’t deserve to be there?
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Tagged With: EE, Imposter Syndrome
How to Crash an Engineering Course at Rice University
On June 11, 2014 in All by Lynnette Reese
Lynnette Reese
I never thought that I would be sitting in on an EE class, years after graduating, taught by a Professor Emeritus at Rice University. I snuck in at the tail end of the course when he was in the middle of discussing op amps. I feel so guilty; I haven’t paid the university a dime, but I am excited to be here. I settle in and listen for a while. No one asks any questions; I assume they are all busy taking notes. Then I sped up time a bit so things would go 25% faster, since I had seen most of this before. It’s handy, but you have to have a MOOC to do that.
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Tagged With: College, Education, edX, EE, MOOC, Open Learning Initiative, Rice University, STEM, Udacity, University of Texas

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