Here’s a (unlisted in YouTube but for the benefit of those who appreciate my existence in the Tumblr community I’m sharing it here) copy of our cover and music video of Sa Langit by Moonstar88. This was a project for our Broadcasting Engineering/Acoustics class.
Vocals: Janine Rugayan & Jason Rullan
Lead Guitar and Rhythm by Jason Rullan
Violin by Via Mateo
Music Video cast
Jason Talusan - Jason Rullan
Elaine Reyes - Cameh Reyes
Friends - Via Mateo, Janine Rugayan, Isadelle de Guzman
Boys - Cube Guerrero, JM Abuzo, Francis Cruz
Video Editing by Janine Rugayan, Adobe Premiere Pro
Audio processing by Jason Rullan and Jason Conanan
Audio Interface and other equipments: m-Audio, Jason Conanan
Mababa ang SNR nila.
- (while people were reporting turbo codes in class, at a third floor classroom)
- Downstairs, people were causing chaos and shouting about exams.
- Reporters: So the blah, blah, blah.... SNR, or signal-to-noise ratio of the blah, blah, blah...
- Teacher: *stands up*
- Reporters: *faces alarmed, worried about possible humiliation from teacher*
- Teacher: Why did the SNR at the first floor dropped?
- Teacher: *walks out of room, signals at the people downstairs*
- Teacher: So, they're talking about unanswered exam questions. Haha. *looks back at the reporters* Anyway, go on.
- Reporters: And the SNR will blah, blah, blah.
- Maingay sila. Period. Kailangan SNR pa 'yung term? : ))
So I drank up all of Gandalf’s drink hoping I’d absorb his powers.
Of summer, sun, sand, sea...and lab reports
- Mike Abay: Guys, pahiramin niyo ako ng laptop bukas. Gagawa ako ng lab reports sa Batangas.
So, yes, apparently error correcting coding is an art and I have to deal with it, even if the cover art really makes me dizzy and all. (The content will get you dizzier than the cover art. I believe this book emits a headache inducer or a sleeping gas of some sort.)
Despite all the things I mentioned, I have to thank this book because it sort of saved our asses a little bit to explain turbo coding theory, or at least gave a little piece of information for our seven-day adventure with error correcting coding using turbo codes — the best code ever to exist in humankind. NOT.
CTS, you sneaky bastard, I can’t work with my lab reports at my normal pace.
More stuff to type
- TCOM122.1 Turbo codes IEEE-formatted paper
- TCOM151.1 technical report on PLDT Makati-Ateneo Network Testbed/Optical transmission lines case study
- TCOM151.2 lab report on Electrical length & Transmission lines
- TCOM151.2 lab report on Basic Optics I
- TCOM122.2 lab report on Hamming codes
Carpal tunnel is for the weak. Sleep is definitely for the weak too.
MUST. FIGHT. THEM. ALL.
