Testing the Techniques

What a day. I went to EECS485 OH, and they weren't able to help me 100% with my problem, which sucks as I want to know if I fail any test cases. In terms of other work, I do have to say that I just got into the competitive data science team here at UMich, and I hope to do the same with the competitive programming team. These seem like great opportunities and really are things I had wanted to do for awhile, so it works for me! On another note, MathLab was fun but really tiring. Turns out, helping people for three hours straight can really put a dent into how much energy I had. I'll need to plan to sleep soon after those occur, and perhaps not delay any work till after, as it seems unreasonable to force myself to do anything until I get some semblance of energy back. Lastly, I do still hope I get into 485. It's just a huge concern of mine that I'll not get into it and be stuck doing 15 credits towards my major instead of 18, so I do hope I'm able to actually take

It's been awhile, hasn't it? Between trying to use less digital means to do this stuff, I've come to realize that I just need to get a really firm grip over myself in order for me to do what I need to do each day. In terms of work, this semester seems like it might be my most daunting one yet: 18+ credits, 2 part time jobs, and the slight complication of research/grad degrees to worry about. I'm sure that my entire mindset will change once my advisor meeting is over with, as I'll be able to better see what's going on in my life, but I'll need to jump that hoop when I get to it, as currently I'm running in the dark, as the degree site is really off, and at the moment information is the key aspect to my existence. In terms of actual work to do, I have quite a bit that I'll need to think about and plan out today. EECS 388 and Math 289 are cool classes, but I'm just hoping that they'll balance out as soon as my EECS 485 scores come in, as other