If you're bored because the work is too easy, some options are: -Study ahead of your lectures by using online sources and use the time freed up for something e

If you're bored because the work is too easy, some options are: -Study ahead of your lectures by using online sources and use the time freed up for something else. -Ask your adviser to permit you to take advanced courses without meeting the prerequisites. If you're worried about GPA, there's usually an option to audit courses without getting a grade for it. -Dig deeper into what your courses are teaching you. Undergraduate level courses often have graduate level courses that dive deeper into the same topic. -Take courses in a different field to broaden your skills; particularly important if you think you're going to a FAANG. A statistics course would be good to have under your belt. Technical writing courses (most engineers can barely put together a sensible presentation or report) would also be good. The possibilities are endless. (As an aside, if you think you're tired of monotony now, wait until you've been on the job a few years and the shine wears off.)