Deep Electrical Engineering Background for Undergraduates (dEEbug)

The Department of Electrical Engineering has a strong commitment to providing the nation and the world with the future generation of engineering leadership, both through supporting students' academic excellence and fostering an inclusive and diverse student body.

The dEEbug program offers peer tutoring to students majoring in (or considering a major in) electrical engineering. Peer advisors will host virtual small group or individual sessions focused on the core electrical engineering courses. The goal is to provide a welcoming and supportive environment for students, especially those of underrepresented groups to get additional support in the core courses and ask any questions related to homework while creating community.

 

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Ashley Jun, dEEbug advisor

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Ashley Jun, dEEbug Peer Advisor

Advising for EE Core Course(s): ENGR 40M, EE 101A, EE 102A, EE 108 

Hello! I am a senior studying Electrical Engineering and is very excited to be a dEEbug Tutor. This is my second quarter as a tutor as well as my first quarter as a CA for ENGR40M. In addition to finishing the EE core and other courses, I’ve been a part of the EE REU Summer Program, EE Dream it Build it Sophomore College, undergraduate research, and mentored for the Stanford STEM to SHTEM Summer Program. Please come to my office hours to ask questions about anything relating to the EE experience at Stanford. 

Please come to my office hours to ask questions about anything relating to the EE experience at Stanford.

Zoom Room for Office Hours: https://stanford.zoom.us/...

  • Monday: 7:30am - 9:30am, 6:00pm - 8:00pm
  • Tuesday: 7:30am - 10:30am,  
  • Wednesday: 7:30am - 9:30am, 6:00pm - 9:00pm
  • Thursday: 7:30am - 10:30am

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Aidan Sullivan

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Aidan Sullivan, dEEbug Peer Advisor

Advising for EE Core Course(s): EE 101A, EE 102A, EE 101B

Hey! I’m Aidan (or Sully), and I’m a junior studying Electrical Engineering (while also pursuing a minor in East Asian Studies). Besides wrapping up my EE core this Fall, I am continuing to explore my interests in semiconductors through research at the SNF cleanrooms, having done the EE REU this past summer. When I’m not doing EE-related work, you can catch me either at Farillaga 5-6 times/week or performing in an a cappella group!

Please come to my office hours to ask questions about anything relating to the EE experience at Stanford.

Zoom Room for Office Hours:
 
Zoom Office Hours:
Monday and Wednesday: 12:00pm - 2:30pm