<p>Indian: Just because you fail in one course and everyone else thought it was hard as well doesn’t elude from the fact that you still failed! Employers will still see the F and your overall GPA will be lower. They don’t even need to see that you failed that course, if your GPA is low (generally speaking), you won’t be contacted for an interview. Not the right mindset.</p>
<p>Billy Lee: If you’re doing a networking certification, it is nothing like what you think in it. I can’t say much for Control Systems or Communications (I haven’t taken them yet - I take them this next semester), but I can speak for Signals & Systems. </p>
<p>Signals is a class where you need to devote most of your time to… it’s not necessarily “hard”, but it’s not easy. Your success is dependent on how much effort you put into the course. This is probably the first course in the EE program of most schools where you actually learn to apply concepts learned in Calculus I/II and DiffEq. </p>
<p>Gotta go, I actually have my signals final in like 4 hours :o</p>