How many Windows engineers does it take to change a light bulb? And why?
How many quality assurance testers does it take to change a light bulb? And why?
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Using grep and the file linux.words in the lectures directory, what regular expression would find all words that contain exactly two x's? (There are 66 such words.)
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The Yale School of Engineering and the Yale School of Medicine are hosting information sessions for their innovative one-year joint master’s degree in Personalized Medicine & Applied Engineering. Please share the information below to your students, advising programs, and student organizations.This interdisciplinary program equips students with cutting edge skills at the intersection of medicine, engineering, and computer science. Participants gain hands-on experience designing 3D solutions for personalized healthcare using technologies such as 3D imaging and printing, artificial intelligence and machine learning, robotics and computer-assisted navigation, and augmented and virtual reality (AR/VR). Graduates will be prepared to develop customized medical interventions that enhance patient outcomes and drive innovation in clinical practice.
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Pre-med and medical students, biomedical/mechanical/electrical engineering and computer science majors passionate about healthcare innovation Program Highlights: More details are on our website seas.yale.edu/pmae.
- Interdisciplinary Courses: Co-taught by faculty from both Yale Engineering and Yale Medicine
- Thesis Projects: Applied research in fields such as orthopedics, cardiovascular medicine, oncology, tissue engineering, sports medicine, radiation oncology, and machine learning
- Clinical Immersion: Shadowing opportunities across 25+ specialties, including surgery, radiology, neurology, cardiology, anesthesiology, and pediatrics
- Customized Curriculum: Flexible course selection tailored to each student’s academic background and career goals
Applications Open: September 15
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In 2022, the New Yorker ran the above cartoon. At first, I thought it referred to our exams.
The midterm will be Thursday October 9 at 7pm in DL 220. It will be a 2 hour hand written exam. No computers. No notes. No books. No kidding. Students registered with Student Accessbility Services will take the exam in room ML 211, across the street.
Here is a practice exam. (solutions). Practice UNIX script. (solutions). mt.py code for practice midterm
Here is a great resource to practice regular expressions https://regex101.com/ Also, see www.regular-expressions.info which has a tutorial as well as useful examples, including HTML tags, email addresss, IP addresses, dates, credit cards, and lots more.
Also, the paper Music and Computation, discussed below, is also in scope, up to but not including Music. There will be true/false questions about binary encodings of numbers, text, images, and sound. No questions about music.
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