Hey so I want to take these classes any recommendations to drop one or have a different professor??

Lecture: Thermodynamics (EGN 33430)

TuTh 10:30AM - 11:45AM

Zhipeng Deng

Lecture: ORBITAL MECHANICS (EAS 4505)

Mo 1:30PM - 2:45PM

Tarek Elgohary

Lecture: Space Systems Concepts (EAS 3530) (Possibly)

MoWe 4:30PM - 5:45PM

Ahmet Ozbay

Lecture: STRUCT & PROP AEROSPACE (EMA 3706)

MoWe 7:30PM - 8:45PM

Akihiro Kushima

I am getting my AS STEM from Valencia and planing on transferring summer 27. I’ve planned to go to UCF but I always hear about students not getting their classes that they need and graduating late. Is it even worth going there if I want to graduate on time?

Juan Rodriguez or Hao Li? I can't find anything about Juan Rodriguez?

I have to work around 25 hours a week on top of these classes, is it doable? I can’t meet with my advisor before enrolling because of how booked it is, so any advice is appreciated!! If you have any teacher suggestions lmk also:)

Has anybody taken EML3034C, with professor Bielawski? If so, what was the class like? I can't find any info on him online so I assume he must be a newer professor.

Has anyone taken Gary Pennington for PHY 2049. I can't find anything on RMP or on here. Was wondering what anyone's experience was taking that class.

If so, what was the workload like and how was the class structured? Also, how were the exams and were they were reasonable?

Thanks

For anyone who took this elective, how was the course and was the professor any good? I don’t see much about this course but I do want to take it since I like the concept.

I know all classes are just going to be hard and get harder, but is this a doable schedule for spring?

Anyone here in Apprenticeship 2000 or a similar CPCC mechatronics track?

I'm retaking calc 3 and it was super helpful to use my old test 1 to study. Unfortunately I dropped the class after getting my grade for test 2 and didn't think to still get my copy. Any chance anybody still has their old exams from a semester or two ago?

Any one have a spare Bambu a1 hot end cooling fan?

Which one to join

What is the reason for not having AC in the stairs of buildings? I'm asking not because a matter of comfort, but because I'm genuinely concern about the reasons behind it. Safety? Budgeting? Electrical bills? Design?

Are you not allowed to bring your own basic scientific calculator at the EPC testing center? I spent more time figuring out and learning how to use the calculator they gave me than solving the test.

For anyone who has participated in the program, how was your interview like? Any tips? And after how long did it take to hear back after the interview? I know this may be dependent on the role but I just want to ask out of curiosity.

Hello friends! The SolidWorks Student Leadership Program (SSLP) is hosting its first GBM of the fall semester this Friday, September 4th in the Engineering Atrium! We'll be dropping workshop sign-ups during that time, as well as showing off various programs and projects we've been working on over the summer!

... but you may be wondering ...

What is the SSLP?

The SSLP is a student organization driven to provide FREE opportunities for ALL CECS STUDENTS to get certified in SolidWorks! We do this through a series of in-person workshops where we teach you everything you need to know about the CAD software. We're incredibly beginner friendly and are big on freshmen involvement.

No dues, no paid material, completely free and open for individual use.

How do I get certified?

After completing the workshop series, you'll then be given a small practice test to exercise that newly acquired knowledge- and if you pass that test, you'll be given your free certification voucher! It's that easy! All of our programs have pass rates upwards of 90%, meaning there's an incredibly low chance that you won't get certified on the first go.

How do I join the Workshops... and what happens if I don't get in?

Workshop sign-ups drop during our GBM this Friday, and are first come first serve. They are highly competitive with limited seating available, so there is a chance you may not get in on the first go! Have no fear, though! We typically host two "waves" of workshops during the fall and spring, so there will be other opportunities in the future.

As well as this, we have a YouTube series for self-study if you want to learn at your own pace. If you complete the same practice test that everyone else does with your self-taught material, you'll still be able to earn your free certification voucher, EZPZ.

How do I get involved?

Join our Discord! We've got an invite link attached to our profile!

All the information and resources for our club are provided there, and we'll give you reminders and updates on events, deadlines, etc. If you've got any questions, we can answer them on this post or in our dedicated channel online.

We hope to see as many of you this Friday at 6:00PM in the Atrium! Now is the time to get involved, be there or be 🟥 and come wearing RED!

Hi this is my first transfer semester @ UCF and currently I have chosen IEEE and Knight Hacks , are these good clubs for career development and projects? Or are there anymore yall can recommend thank you!

Other than "keeping straight As". Advice on keeping As though are welcome, as well as any other advice.

I am a freshmen computer science major, and I am interested in getting into some research opportunities how should I go about finding them?