CoE workload

Colleges and Universities A-Z University of Michigan
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<p>An electrical engineering major at Georgia Institute of Technology posted this:</p>

<p>"I am a Georgia Tech grad... 1-2 hours per night per assignment per day to work on it. For example, if given 2 assignments Monday due Wednesday and 2 Tuesday due Thursday I'd put 2-4, 4-8, 2-4 on Monday-Wednesday nights, respectively. Often I was closer to the smaller number in the previously mention duration ranges.
I graduated with a 3.6 GPA. For me, time spent interpreting the solution was more valuable than attempting to do the homework for hours on end. However, I do believe you should attempt at least every TYPE of problem to enhance 'problem solving' skills."</p>

<p>Can anyone clarify this for UMich? Is it any similar? I'm particularly interested in computer science and industrial engineering.</p>

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<p>It really depends on what class you take and how many credits in that semester. It can be overwhelming while many students still have plenty of time for other things.</p>

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<p>I usually marathoned my homework but you could just do a few hours every day and get it done that way too.</p>