At MIT there is a major called Course 6, which is the combination of electrical engineering and computer science, also known as EECS. This major covers a large range of topics that are all equally cool and fun to learn about. We go from working on circuits (more EE) in one class to coding (more CS) in another. In these 7 classes we hope to cover topics across the EECS spectrum, and occasionally touching upon topics in physics and mechanical engineering as well. The classes will have lots of hands-on labs where students get to build things and write code. The class will have lectures to introduce the topics, but the meat of the classes will be the hands on labs. The topics will include: (1) How to Bread-board to not be Bread-Bored! (Introduction to Building Circuits) (2) Coding and Algorithms 101 (3) Vibrations and Frequencies (4) Math and Music with the Fourier Transform (5) Electromagnets and Motors (6) Machine Learning (7) Micro-controllers and Chill

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