Quiz submission record for finalsurvey at Tue Aug 17 09:46:17 2004:

Your Answer for Question 1:
Explaination of terms:
Difficulty: Once you understand everything, how hard is it to code it an debug it?
Cool factor: Student gets a certain rush in staying up late to work on it.
Documentation: What the student needs to do is clearly explained.  Topic of hot debate: how to make the student figure out how to everything without telling too much, but just enough so that the project isn't too easy.

lispc
Difficulty: 3
Cool factor: 3
Documentation: 3

sprintf
Difficulty: 2
Cool factor: 2
Documentation: 5

proc
Difficulty: 4
Cool factor: 5
Documentation: 2 

int
Difficulty: 4
Cool factor: 4
Documentation: 1 

Your Answer for Question 2:
It's great.  I don't have to say much to get my 90/100.

Your Answer for Question 3:
Debugging in Verilog is difficult because you can't step through the code.  I don't mind coding in Verilog if necessary.  Syntax isn't a problem for me.

But for a large open ended project in Verilog, I can see that a lot of planning is necessar.

Structural was pretty easy to learn.  I don't like initials, always, begins, and ends.

Your Answer for Question 4:
a.  4
b.  +1

I'm more a of device physics kind of guy.  I realy liked EE 130.  I guess those numbers above aren't accurate.  I didn't know what to expect from hardware.  

Your Answer for Question 5:
cs162: +1
cs164: +1 
cs150: +1
cs152: +1

Although 61c has increased my interest level in these classes, I find it unlikely that I'll take more than 1 of the above classes.

Your Answer for Question 6:
I kinda wanted to know about x86 just to understand what the heck my computer is doing.  Learning how AMD created x86-64 would've been nice.

Everything else is okay.

Your Answer for Question 7:
No


Your unique submission ID is finalsurvey-cs61c-ej-1092761177-628.