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About: This bingo card is perfect for E80 students or anyone who's experienced the unique highs and lows of engineering lab life. Packed with relatable mishaps, close calls, and teamwork moments, it brings humor and camaraderie to study sessions, class socials, or department mixers. Play along and bond over those unforgettable lab adventures!
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Start by downloading the HMCE80 PDF by clicking on the "Print" button above.
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The players check their cards to see if they have the announced word. If they do, they mark that word.
The first player to complete a horizontal, vertical, or a diagonal line of crossed items shouts "Bingo!" and wins the play.
The caller confirms that the items marked form a correct line as per the Bingo card and call list.
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This HMCE80 Bingo Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: Gotten a concerned email from Prof. Sinopoli, Been more than 15 minutes late to Lab, Cried or crashed out for over 20 minutes, Blew up a capacitor, Designed the wrong circuit, Submitted a lab within 3 minutes of the deadline, Spent more than 10 hours on the pre-lab, Been saved by Prof. Helms, Been saved by Lynn/Javier, Could not be saved by Lynn/Javier despite their best efforts, fudged a data or two, Had a team member generate lab schematic using chat, Attended all office hours in a week, Skipped class to go to office hours, Spent more than 6 consecutive hours in the basement, Had a mediated meeting with your Team, Spilled water on electronics or yourself, Fell into the tank room tank, Shorted out the Power Supply, Been lied to by a datasheet, Became a physics or math/cs major, Have spent more time without your E80 team than your friends, Had an erroneous measurement due to a bad scope probe, Had fun in E80.
This HMCE80 Bingo Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: Gotten a concerned email from Prof. Sinopoli, Been more than 15 minutes late to Lab, Cried or crashed out for over 20 minutes, Blew up a capacitor, Designed the wrong circuit, Submitted a lab within 3 minutes of the deadline, Spent more than 10 hours on the pre-lab, Been saved by Prof. Helms, Been saved by Lynn/Javier, Could not be saved by Lynn/Javier despite their best efforts, fudged a data or two, Had a team member generate lab schematic using chat, Attended all office hours in a week, Skipped class to go to office hours, Spent more than 6 consecutive hours in the basement, Had a mediated meeting with your Team, Spilled water on electronics or yourself, Fell into the tank room tank, Shorted out the Power Supply, Been lied to by a datasheet, Became a physics or math/cs major, Have spent more time without your E80 team than your friends, Had an erroneous measurement due to a bad scope probe, Had fun in E80.