Surely that’s obvious, right? Well, you’d be surprised. Unless, of course, you’ve tried to give a demo and had it fail miserably…then, naturally, you won’t be surprised at all.
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Demos Must Work
Tagged with: Computer Engineering, demo kitten, demonstrations, HQers, travel, University of Waterloo
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My Story, Part 2: Challenge Accepted
The journey was long and tough, but that made me stronger. Not once in my professional career have I faced anything that has even remotely stressed me out the way that UW did. [This is the third of a series…
Tagged with: academics, Canadian Space Agency, challenges, Computer Engineering, Duong Tran, ECE 100, fear of failure, Lee Brooks, mechatronics, my story, presentations, University of Waterloo, UW
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Posted in Careers, Everything
Why I donate to the University of Waterloo
Yesterday I spent an hour meeting with the Development Officer for the Faculty of Engineering at the University of Waterloo (my Alma mater). Since graduating in 2006 I’ve been a President’s Circle-level donor to the university, and this meeting came about because the…
Tagged with: Computer Engineering, ECE 100, education, philanthropy, resilience, UW
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