So you are thinking about pursuing a degree in Electrical Engineering. Play this simulator to see if you have the perseverance. I was never able to get hope over 50.
A humorous look at the road to a PhD through a text based random number generator game. From Mianzhi Wang
I obtained my Ph.D. from Washington University in St. Louis in 2018 and joined Google by the end of 2018. My research advisor is Dr. Arye Nehorai in the Center for Sensor Signal and Information Processing (CSSIP). My research involves statistical signal processing, optimization, and machine learning. You can view my publications here. I enjoy the process of discovery, creation, and puzzle solving 💡.
I am also a classical guitar player 🎸. If you are curious, you can find my unprofessional recordings here.
I made a completely RNG-based PhD simulator gameto celebrate my graduation.
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