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EPICS, VIP, senior design, etc. There are so many choices. What are the best senior design courses to take, when should they be taken, and why? Don't forget to say what is your major.     
 
EPICS, VIP, senior design, etc. There are so many choices. What are the best senior design courses to take, when should they be taken, and why? Don't forget to say what is your major.     
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*I would really like to know what students think about [[User:Mortz|VIP]]. In particular, what are the reasons one would choose VIP over EPICs and vice-versa. --[[User:Mboutin|Mboutin]] 12:24, 20 November 2009 (UTC)
  
 
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Peer Advice: what senior design courses would you advise engineering students to take?

EPICS, VIP, senior design, etc. There are so many choices. What are the best senior design courses to take, when should they be taken, and why? Don't forget to say what is your major.

  • I would really like to know what students think about VIP. In particular, what are the reasons one would choose VIP over EPICs and vice-versa. --Mboutin 12:24, 20 November 2009 (UTC)
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