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Life As An Engineering Student In South Africa | Analogue Electronics + Microprocessors Study With Me | This was a productive week at university! I'm a third-year Computer Engineering student at the University of Pretoria (Tuks) but also do a whoooooooole lot of other stuff. Check out the rest below...
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So the semester has well and truly got hard! Don't know how we're gonna make it through all this hard af theory and practicals that are all due soon but we will persevere! It's this kind of pressure to complete highly technical tasks that I know is teaching us to be good engineers but damn is it a wild ride.
If you liked this video you'll probably like some of my others!
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Let me know what you think of this format of video please? Do you like the narration as much as I do? It's really cool to be able to explain more of what we are doing in class and actually learning but this videos aren't doing as well as some of my others so feedback would be much appreciated.
This video contains grafting and grinding, a lack of sleep, beautiful friends, a huge amount of work on our analogue electronics practical and report as well as the stressful start of our microprocessor practical due on Monday. Yikes...
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My name is Mitch Williams and I'm a twenty year-old living in South Africa. I am really passionate about learning, technology, photography, cinematography, reading, hiking, always improving and am studying Computer Engineering at The University of Pretoria (Tuks). These videos are a way of remembering my life and to possibly help out some other future varsity students get a sense of what they're in for. Spoiler - it's hard af but you'll probably thank yourself for doing it. Anyways, see you around the internet.:)