I am currently the mayor of two thirds of the Babson Olin Wellesley trifecta. I think this means I get free appetizers with my meals.
Put these in places with whiteboards whose markers always get stolen.
Options for S2009.
Key requirement: I need 2 more math science credits on top of DiffEq.
Wellesley “Games” is a game design class, focusing on design of fun games, and tools to make them.
Brandeis ML is a statistical machine learning course at Brandeis. I don’t know if this is colored math or science or engineering.
MobDev is Olin’s Mobile Phone Applications course. http://olin.mobi . I probably won’t take this.
DED is “Distributed Engineering Design”: “As members of a geographically distributed design team, students learn to develop and manage design processes that allow them to innovate within a multi-cultural context. Given that industry practices are increasingly global in nature, this modality strongly resembles how a significant degree of product development is performed across the world today. Students are first exposed
to distributed teamwork principles, and upon completion of a design project, revisit and evaluate their efficacy.”
When I call someone, it shows them my phone number.
Why not also show them my name and a photo?
You know how people email each other interesting articles? My parents do that all the time with snail mail. It’s pretty great.
Back of the Plane helps you find interesting people on your flights. I put this together with other Oliners over the weekend. Feel free to give it a spin - it’s going to get some more polish in the next few days.
I did the math out based on how much each meal costs at the door, which meals I’ve eaten, and how much I paid for my required meal plan.
