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| − | My name is Virgil. | + | My name is Virgil, junior in electrical engineering. |
| − | + | My hobbies include hanging and chilling with the bros and the homies, sleeping, eating, and, of course, intense and in-depth ECE 438 study. I really enjoy dedicating my Friday nights to analyzing digital signals. It is, point and fact, a blasty blast. | |
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In the future, I plan to court and marry Hayden Panettiere or Lauren Conrad. Either one, I'm not picky. | In the future, I plan to court and marry Hayden Panettiere or Lauren Conrad. Either one, I'm not picky. | ||
| − | + | I am an avid listener of Lupe Fiasco. | |
| − | + | Underneath, I have posted a shopped and cropped image for your amusement, mainly to indirectly gloat about my photo-editing skills. | |
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Now, as we learned in lecture, this picture can actually be represented as a DT signal. Anyone want to give it a try? | Now, as we learned in lecture, this picture can actually be represented as a DT signal. Anyone want to give it a try? | ||
Latest revision as of 13:12, 14 January 2009
My name is Virgil, junior in electrical engineering.
My hobbies include hanging and chilling with the bros and the homies, sleeping, eating, and, of course, intense and in-depth ECE 438 study. I really enjoy dedicating my Friday nights to analyzing digital signals. It is, point and fact, a blasty blast.
In the future, I plan to court and marry Hayden Panettiere or Lauren Conrad. Either one, I'm not picky.
I am an avid listener of Lupe Fiasco.
Underneath, I have posted a shopped and cropped image for your amusement, mainly to indirectly gloat about my photo-editing skills.
Now, as we learned in lecture, this picture can actually be represented as a DT signal. Anyone want to give it a try?
