I hate to brag but

[Powerman]

Just got this email

:)

"Choi, Jin-Woo"
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Final exam for EE4000-2 Biosensors: 55/56


If you have any questions, feel free to contact me via phone, email, or in
person. Thank you.

[jimnyc]

Congrats! :clap: :clap:

[Abbey Marie]

I have no idea what it took to do this, but congratulations! :clap:

[Yurt]

I have no idea what it took to do this, but congratulations! :clap:

Me too :clap:

[avatar4321]

I dont even know what that means... but congrats whatever it is.

[Powerman]

Word

Thanks for all the congrats :)

I'm pretty stoked. Let's hope I did well on the rest of them lol

[Pale Rider]

Black Belt, 1987, Tampa, FL, Black Ninjitsu, illegal to be taught at the time.

[Nienna]

Congratulations! Gonna let us know what the test was?

[KitchenKitten99]

I dont even know what that means... but congrats whatever it is.

good, I'm not the only one who is clueless.

[Mr. P]

Oh come on guys. Look at the senders name, "Choi, Jin-Woo" .

It's a Chinese cooking class. :laugh2: :poke:

[glockmail]

I remember when I got 100 on a major EE exam in college. I was stoked too. Congrats. :clap:

[Nienna]

I remember when I got 100 on a major EE exam in college. I was stoked too. Congrats. :clap:

So we're talking engineering?

[glockmail]

So we're talking engineering? That's my guess. EE is a common abbreviation for electrical engineering, the numbers appear to be a course number, and "biosensors" would be part of an EE curriculum.