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My memories of Stanford and the profs:

The memorable ones on the plus side were Mary Sunseri,

+1000. She was a great teacher who I think affected lots of people's careers in a very positive way. Undoubtedly never got enough credit.

Another great professor in EE was David Tuttle. I suspect that you can graduate in EE from Stanford today with no idea how an analog filter is designed. Tuttle problem sets are legendary. You can't get that from the "overflow room" which is the early version of distance learning.

[Goose]

My memories of Stanford and the profs:

The memorable ones on the plus side were Mary Sunseri,

+1000. She was a great teacher who I think affected lots of people's careers in a very positive way. Undoubtedly never got enough credit.

Another great professor in EE was David Tuttle. I suspect that you can graduate in EE from Stanford today with no idea how an analog filter is designed. Tuttle problem sets are legendary. You can't get that from the "overflow room" which is the early version of distance learning.