From George Smart's Wiki

What I do at UCL

I am an undergraduate student in the Engineering Faculty. In English, I study full time at UCL in the Electronic & Electrical Engineering Department, and I don’t have a degree yet - so, as of yet, no letters after my name. I am currently in my second year, and believe myself to be doing reasonably.

I help run some of the PAL sessions for younger students in our department, helping explain stuff to them that they may be struggling with. I also do UCAS guiding, which means talking prospective students around the department on tours. It’s all good fun.

Apart from that mentioned above, I attend roughly 15 hours of lectures a week (currently) - it was about 30 last year.

Most lunch times we either hit Café Fresco on Tottenham Court Road, or the Gallery in ULU (University of London Union) - food is reasonable good, and well cheap too.

Working for UCL

For my summer internship 2009, I am working with Dr John Mitchell on an optical network system. UCL is known for its optical research, and I am proud to be involved, all be it only in a small way. More about the internship can be found here, at Internship 09 page.

My Roamnet and Eduroam Pages

For information on getting UCL Roamnet working under linux, visit the Roamnet page. Similarly, for information on getting Janet (JRS) Eduroam working under linux visit the Eduroam page.