The Winter INSPIRE freshmen seminar series is an integrated academic support and peer mentoring curriculum design to build community and excitement for opportunities in College of Engineering (CoE) majors. The Winter offering of this seminar will focus on a series of guest speakers (including UCSB CoE alumni and faculty, as well as local industry leaders) in fields aligned with CoE majors. Participants will learn about potential internship opportunities and career pathways within their major. Weekly meetings will include career/technical presentations by guest speakers, questions/answers periods, small group engagement, and other activities designed around the presentation topic.
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UnitsPass no pass
Grading1, 2, 3
PasstimeFreshmen only
Level LimitEngineering
CollegeShe is one of the best professors in the CS department. Failling this class was my fault.
Easy enough class. Exams could be aced by pure intuition and a little bit of prep without even attending lecture. Labs took a lot of work but there were a few which were genuinely fun and interesting.
Professor Mirza makes lectures so funny and intuitive. Her material is challenging but s
She includes Leetcode, a mock interview, and a project related to neural network in the course. Leetcode doesn't take much time, Mock interview is almost a completion grade, neural network project is mostly done and you do some shallow parts, but from these materials you can tell she's trying to help you out in your future study and career in CS.
Her lectures were really helpful and clearly outlined. Some of the labs and projects required a lot of outside consultation because the lecture material wasn't as advanced as the assignments. The only grading criteria was the homework, labs, project, and final, and there were no midterms, which was nice.
Another quarter, another set of classes with Chada. First quarter design is always a punch to the gut, but I did appreciate the lectures given and honestly Chada is a great professor for anything that needs to be taught and applied.