EE_Tim

I graduated in 2018 with a MSEE (BSEE in 2012) and I'd like to begin teaching EE classes part-time.

I have applied to some local (Portland, OR metro) community college part-time teaching pools recently, though a CC is not necessarily the goal. I'm mainly looking to teach others about (mostly digital) EE.

I don't have formal teaching experience, though I have conducted company training sessions and led an interdisciplinary research team during my master's thesis project.

Is there anything more that you might recommend for me to pursue in order to increase the likelihood of being selected?

Does anyone know how to make the CP-01 play a tone?

I assumed it would respond to M300, but multiple attempts have not made any sound, though it does step through the gcode file, updating the completion percentage accordingly.

I tried this gcode, which I found someone using on the Ender series printers:

M300 S294 P200 ;D4: 294
M300 S588 P200 ;D5: 588
M300 S440 P200 ;A4: 440
M300 S392 P200 ;G4: 392
M300 S784 P200 ;G5: 784
M300 S440 P200 ;A4: 440
M300 S740 P200 ;F#5: 740
M300 S440 P200 ;A4: 440

Assuming that Creality uses the same code as a baseline for the CP-01, I looked at the source code for the CR-10S controller, in which, [they handle M300 for generat

Detective,

The case has gone cold and the suspect appears to have gone into hiding. Your expertise is needed to decipher the code left by the suspect.

Attached is one of the photos taken by the crime scene photographers.

Where should we look for the suspect?

The following are my hopes for Fallout 76 and, as such, these are just an opinion, feel free to provide yours as well.

Of course bug fixes and balance issues are important, but I'm going to focus on the overall direction of the game and story.

Here are my hopes for the future of this game:

Day-based Instances

I hope that the game can have various 'days' that represent Appalachia at various times since Vault 76 opened. What I mean by that is we are currently on "Reclamation Day," and other 'days' are unlocked via the main quest (and development schedules).

For example:

Assuming the next major event is that a new vault (let's assume it's Vault 63, here) opens, you get a notification

As I called out to my cat, he grazed my leg while I stood still staring at the eyes in the darkness.

Having left port two days ago, however, I am more than a little unnerved.

Say you have some electronics that needs to be mounted on/in a wall, how do you get power to it without running a cable along the wall, clueing players in to the fact there's something amiss?

I read that you can't have an outlet within a wall and extension cords in walls are a big no-no, but I've heard that low voltage (~12V) is possible - can anyone speak to that?

I'm in California, if that makes a difference on the matter.