| Professor
Newman - ECE B50 Physical Electronics |
| "Isn't that
great? I think it is." (Newman, 1-24-00) |
| "By the time
you're done with B50, you'll all be scientists." (Newman, 1-19-00) |
| "Some
electrons that are really fast, they're on the track team." (Newman,
1-24-00) |
| "Good!"
(Newman, Everyday) |
| "Great!"
(Newman, Everyday) |
| "The
exponential is big, bigger than a breadbasket." (Newman) |
| "All that
excitement over the weekend, just looking forward to B50 one more
time. Good!" (Newman) |
| "Wouldn't it
be nice if the professor measured 1000 diodes and came back to show
you guys, like showing family pictures?." (Newman) |
| "This is way
beyond B50." (Newman) |
| "Let me show
you...This is too much...But I love it...It's like seeing baby
pictures." (Newman) |
| "Water
dam. That's a swear word, that's why I hesitate, but you can use
it, that's what happens when you have kids." (Newman) |
| "The great
thing about B50 is I teach you everything." (Newman) |
| "Isn't that
great? So many great things..." (Newman) |
| "Anyone not
buy the notes yet? Go bargain. So if you don't do well on
the test, you can't give me $7, that would be bribery. Now for
$7 million dollars...that's a great donation!" (Newman, 1-26-00) |
| "Lasers are
coherent...like this lecture, now you laugh, high intensity,
<snickers> and not like this lecture, parallel." (Newman,
1-28-00) |
| "When you
study, you get smarter, smarter, smarter, then the test comes and
there's a breakdown. Good." (Newman, 1-31-00) |
| "...And this
is way beyond B50..." (Newman, everyday) |
| "Turns
out..." (Newman, everyday) |
| "People say
this is an easy class with very difficult material. So I'm just
here to try to confuse you." (Newman) |
| "Now if you
think that's painful, it gets worse." (Newman, 2-8-00) |
| "You want to
go 4 minutes early? Too much excitement? Don't want you
guys to have a heart attack!." (Newman, 2-9-00) |
| "My little
kid was crying yesterday. His frog died, it just sorta dried
out." (Newman, 2-11-00) |
| "Don't
assume that just because I write it down, it's right. I get paid
no matter if I get it right or not." (Newman, 2-18-00) |
| "Isn't that
neat?" (Newman,
Everyday) |
| "You like
that?" (Newman, Everyday) |
| "The class
says, all this blasted transistor stuff, finally a circuit!" (Newman,
2-18-00) |
| "So we
solved our first MOSFET problem. It's like going golfing for the
first time and getting a hole-in-one. Good! Or winning the
stanley cup and not knowing how to skate, or the superbowl without
playing football. Sowee. I've gotten used to people not
laughing at my jokes, but me." (Newman, 2-22-00) |
| "What's the
dielectric constant of SiO2? I think it's about 4. 2000
points of extra credit for the first one who gets it. Naw, just
kidding." (Newman, 2-23-00) |
| "We find out
that the book is just free-wheeling." (Newman, 3-1-00) |
| "Can it get
worse? It can get a lot worse. Yeah. CMOS." (Newman) |
| "How many
volts does static generate? 50 or 10000? 10000. I
hate to tell you such shocking things." (Newman, 3-3-00) |