Doug Hoover's Academic Transcript

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Key:	F : Fall Semester	G : Graduate Degree
	S : Spring Semester	U : Undergraduate Degree

All courses are three or four credits, unless specified.
Administrative and Phys-Ed courses are not listed.
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Artificial Intelligence & Image Processing
G		MASTERS THESIS (6 credits)	S
G	S96	ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE	A
G	F95	PATTERN RECOGNITION	A
G	F94	COMPUTATIONAL VISION	A
G	F94	FUZZY SETS & EXPERT SYSTEMS	A
G	F94	ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE & HEURISTICS	B
U	S92	INTRO TO ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE	A
U	S92	INTRO TO VOICE & IMAGE PROCESSING	P

Computer Engineering
G	S95	PARALLEL COMPUTATION	A
G	F95	COMPUTER COMMUNICATION NETWORKS	A
U	F91	COMPUTER SYSTEMS ARCHITECTURE	B
U	S90	COMPUTER ORGANIZATION & LOGIC DESIGN	A

Laboratory Design Courses
U	F91	MICROPROCESSOR SYSTEMS	B
U	F91	COMPUTER HARDWARE DESIGN	B
U	S91	COMPUTER MICROPROCESSOR LAB	A
U	S90	ENGINEERING MODELING AND DESIGN	A

Other Electrical Engineering
U	S92	ELECTRICAL LAB A	A
U	F91	DISCRETE TIME SYSTEMS	B
U	S91	DIGITAL ELECTRONICS	B
U	S91	SEMICONDUCTOR ELECTRONIC DEVICES	B
U	F90	LINEAR SYSTEMS	A
U	S90	CIRCUIT ANALYSIS	B

Other Engineering
U	F90	ENGINEERING LAB I	A
U	F90	FIELDS AND WAVES I	B
U	F90	INTRO TO ELECTRONICS	A
U	S90	ENGINEERING THERMODYNAMICS	C
U	F89	LUMPED PARAMETER SYSTEMS	B
U	F89	MECHANICS I	B
U	S89	MATERIALS I	A

Other Computer Science
G	S95	COMPUTER ALGORITHMS	A
U	F88	COMPUTING FUNDAMENTALS FOR ENGINEERS II (Numerical Methods)	B

Science
U	S92	TOUR OF SOLAR SYSTEM (1 Credit)	S
U	F89	PHYSICS III (Really Weird Stuff)	B
U	S89	PHYSICS II (Electomagnetics)	B
U	F88	PHYSICS I HONORS (Mechanics)	B
U	F88	CHEMISTRY II SPECIAL	A

Mathematics
U	S91	COMPLEX VARIABLES FOR APPLICATIONS	C
U	F90	PROBABILITY FOR ENGINEERING APPLICATIONS	A
U	F89	INTRO TO DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS	B
U	S89	MATHEMATICS III (Linear Algebra)	B
U	S89	MATHEMATICS II (Basic Multivariable Calculus)	B
U	F88	MATHEMATICS I (Calculus)	A

Non - Technical
U	S92	INTRO TO MANAGEMENT	A
U	S92	INTRO TO MUSIC	A
U	F91	INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS	A
U	S91	THE POLITICS OF DESIGN	A
U	F90	GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY	A
U	S90	HISTORY OF AMERICAN TECHNOLOGY	A
U	F89	INTRO TO PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE	A
U	S89	INTRO TO SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY STUDIES	A
U	F88	LANGUAGE: HUMAN, ANIMAL, MACHINE	A

In school I had a tendency to really spend a lot of time on my lab and project courses (since they were so much fun!), and this sometimes caused my grades in some of my theory courses slip a bit. Both my "C"s and several of my "B"s junior and senior year resulted from this (also, taking two heavy-duty labrotory design courses simultaneously in fall of '91 just was not a good idea!).

As for Intro to Voice & Image Processing, it wasn't a required course, and another "B" wasn't going to help my average any... so I made the practical decision and P/F'd it.