My Favorite Engineering Classes

The video discusses the speaker's top three favorite engineering classes taken in college. The third favorite is Classical Electronic Design, focusing on op amps and circuit design, emphasizing creativity and real-world problem-solving. The second is Continuous Time Signals and Systems, a math-heavy class that connects various engineering concepts and introduces signal analysis. The favorite class is Digital Signal Processing, chosen for its mathematical intensity, applicability, and creative lab work. The speaker appreciates the teaching style of Professor Pilkington, who taught the top two classes.

What was the approach to exams in the classical electronic design class?

What role did creativity play in the engineering classes discussed?

Describe the significance of the Lux meter lab in the context of the engineering classes mentioned.

What were the main topics covered in the continuous time signals and systems class?

Explain the concept of ideal filters and why they are considered impossible to create.

How did the digital signal processing class differ from the other classes mentioned?

How did the professor influence the learning experience in the top two favorite classes?