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2007-08 Winter Schedule Monday 8:00 EE3101 S262 Tuesday EE3101 S262 EE3101 Lab S314 EE2060 S243 EE2060 S243 EE2060 Lab S343 Wednesday Thursday Prof. Friday Jevti EE3101 S262 9:00 10:00 EE2060 S243 11:00 Office Hour S336 12:00 EE3203 S262 13:00 Faculty Meeting EE3203 S262
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2007-08 Winter Schedule Monday 8:00 EE3101 S262 Tuesday EE3101 S262 EE3101 Lab S314 EE2060 S243 EE2060 S243 EE2060 Lab S343 Wednesday Thursday
Prof. Friday Jevti EE3101 S262
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