Even though I signed on to be a mechanical engineer, I enjoyed this course.  It was more like puzzle-solving.  Kind of like doing cross-words only using differential calculus.

It was a good balance of theoretical and practical.  The prof we had was very good as well, and is probably still teaching the course.  But two bits of advice:

1. Don't buy a used car from him.
2. Don't use foul language.  It's a one-way ticket onto his black-list.

Since I had my second-year courses rearranged a bit (due to transferring from the College) I got a waiver for two pre-requisites for this course - MATH 133 and MATH 201.  Material from both of these courses were used in ELEC 250, but I was able to pick up the techniques 'on the fly', and didn't have too much trouble.  But it still would have been helpful for me to have a better understanding of the mathematical tools.  Anyways...

Assuming the assignments haven't changed, I have the solutions.  I only have labs #1 and #3, and no midterm.  I lent out the rest of my material a couple of years ago, and never got it back (D.M., if you're reading this, please send it back to me!).  E-mail me and I'll send you what I have.

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