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"Please do my homework for me because I haven't paid attention and don't get it"?
 
if someone could provide a designed circuit according to the instructions and measurments!
So you want us to do your work for you?
Only if you then give us the credit with your teacher. :rolleyes:

And how will us doing this help you to learn how to do it?
Do you expect us to also help you when you get a job with your bogus training?

If you want our help, show us exactly what is in this "circuit kit" and your attempt at using them to do what is requested.
 
Next, he will ask ChatGPT for the answer.
If he figures out how to get the right answer out of it, he can apply for a job as an "Ai engineer" or "machine learning engineer". Lots of companies are hiring people who can pose questions that are accurately phrased to yield value-added results. I don't see a problem with people (even students) using every tool available to them (including Internet forums and Ai).

I think it's comical when they reach their level of incompetence and they don't realize it, but that was also true long before the internet.
 
What I find disturbing is the volume of engineers, from certain far off lands, that are taught by idiots.

It seems like there are an abundant amount of electrical engineers that managed to scrape though the course with very little knowledge at all. Even here in blighty the pass on a degree is 40%.. Bluddy hell! That means they don't know 60%..

Very disturbing..
 
The universities in the US (and, I assume, most of the world) have become businesses. They slowly evolved from, "educate the best and brightest and too bad if they can't make it because we strive for excellence", to, "don't let them drop out because that will shrink the available market size and we'll miss out on the revenue. Keep them in class so they pay tuition".
 
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