"General" Topics

• Justin found this site for time management
  Scroll down to the bottom for short-and-sweet advice for students!

• What You'll Wish You'd Known
  A Long "Speech" to Students by Paul Graham (good advice for anyone really)

• Test Prep Review
  Free evaluation tests on many subjects and links to tutorials for help; advice on test taking, too!

• Pathways to Science
  A site for finding STEM programs, funding, mentoring, and resources for students of all ages--for example, undergraduate summer research opportunities, graduate fellowships, and postdoctoral positions.

• Spreadsheeto.com
  Free online Excel training.

CS and Programming

• Free Java Tutorials
  A Java tutorial for beginners.

• Java Training
  Thirteen short videos on Java.

• A JavaScript Cheat Sheet
  A nice intro to JavaScript!

• Scads of Data Science Reference Sheets!
  A blog post at Data Science Central, the online resource for big data practitioners, that includes 24 cheat sheets on data science, R, Python, Excel, and machine learning. It also includes links to other references.

• Discover Data Science
  Information on being a data scientist.

• Connecting girls to computer science
  How to get started in computer science!

• Guide to Cybersecurity
  Lots of info on cybersecurity, one of the hot topics in computer science now (along with AI, deep learning, and data analytics)

EM and Other Topics

• A Tutorial on Smith Charts
  Pete Bevelacqua is a former student in EE 331 who now works at Apple. He's a fan of Smith Charts.

• Smith Chart lectures on YouTube by Prof. Cynthia Furse
  This is the first of a series of short lectures on Smith Charts. To see the rest, do a search on cfurse and then look for the ECE 3300 Lecture 12, 12b, and 13 series.

• Mathematica EE videos
  Some of these videos might help you visualize topics in EE. If you have Mathematica, you can download the entire notebook. If you don't, you can still check out the Web demos.

• EM and circuits applets by Paul Falstad.
  Lots and lots of Java applets to help you visualize EM, circuits, vector fields, and more!

• Paper about Maxwell's displacement current

• MHD video 1 and MHD video 2.

• Forces between two parallel conductors.

• Magnetic levitation with a superconductor.

• More superconducting levitation (and suspension)!.

• Simulation of earth's magnetic field.
  This computer simulation by C. Gissinger shows the "dynamo effect" in the Earth's liquid outer core. This effect generates the Earth's magnetic field (shown here by looping lines). The radial component of the magnetic field is represented at the surface of the model, which corresponds to the core-mantle boundary ["When North Heads South," Physics World, 25(3), March 2012].