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MEEG 4413: Heat Transfer
MEEG 4104: Machine Element Design
ECON 2143: Principles of Economics
ELEG 3933: Engineering Electronics II
MEEG 3212: Mechanical Engineering Lab II
please note the first break I've caught in three years
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COM 114 = Fundamentals of Speech
PHIL 150 = Principles of Logic
MA 154 = Algebra and Trig II (gonna have to get used to math eventually x_x)
CS 160 = Intro to Computer Science I (Java) (plus lab on Thursday)
This semester is going to be so much lighter than the last one ♪
though I really need to stop changing majors, or I'm not going to get anywhere >_>
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108: Property
109: Constitutional Law
110: Contracts
112: Legal Skills II
I have to get up a little earlier this semester, but I don't have classes until 5 most of the week, either.
Linear Algebra with Differential Equations
Fractal Geometry and Chaos Theory
Wave and Modern Physics
Introduction to Grammatical Systems
cba to look up times but I know my Mondays and Wednesdays are smurfed.
My schedule isn't set in stone yet since I'm changing like 3 of my courses. Here's what I know I'm going to be taking:
Production II
Pro Tools II: Sound Design
Intro to Avid
And probably like a mixture of After Effects, Ethics, Recording Foley, Science and Religion or Creative/Line Producing.
If I get my History and Science credits out the way, I'll only have to take a philosophy class next year along with my required studio credits, so I'll room to put like four fun classes for senior year. <3
MWF
Psychology
Calculus
C++ - part two of a beginner's course
TH
Calculus Lab
Discrete Math
Jogging with an Emphasis on Walking (not true, I hear)
College Writing IIHAHAHA WHOOPS FAILED COLLEGE WRITING I
what are you studying to be, jessweeebit? btw discrete is awesome
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PSY100H1 - Intro Psychology
SOC101Y1 - Intro Sociology
UNI256H1 - Sociology of Sexualities: Social, Organizational, and Legal Contexts
WGS160Y1 - Intro to Women and Gender Studies
MAT135Y1 - Calculus I
I miss having Mondays off. :(
edit: @Jesswee - Jogging with an Emphasis on Walking? That has to be the most interesting course title I've ever seen (maybe after "Masculinity in the Age of Terror").
Senior year of college I got an email from the poli sci department about a new course titled "How to Take Over the World." If it hadn't conflicted with anything, I would have seriously considered taking it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Moon Rabbits
Bah, I never got any interesting classes. Maybe Sex and Sexuality, but that was mostly slide shows of insane STDs.
Speech
Algebra I
English I
Physical Education
Pretty good schedule between 4 class limit in England and all. Not my awesome 2 day a week thing, 4-day weekends, but meh.
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I kind of wish the university would let me take more classes applicable to my actual major instead of putting a bull:bou::bou::bou::bou: limit on English classes (2 in total, wtf? Could have told me that BEFORE I signed up and applied for all English classes! And a small loop-hole due to Italian Lit being technically a European class, but very likely counted as English) and not bothering to tell me until after I had already completed the enrolling process. I'm not going to need a third Philosophy class, and I'm not sure if that history class will actually count for my credits. Ugh. So much summer school, if I even DO graduate on time now, which I'm not even sure of anymore. Which is always fun, when you've gone through the effort of High School credits and taking university tests for extra credits so you can be AHEAD of schedule. *dies*
Might change - trying to switch my philosophy class to European Cinema (same as Italian Lit - counts as European credit, technically can be counted under an English major's cinema credit, most likely)
Block 3:
Advanced Thermodynamics
Advanced Electromagnetics
Organic Chemistry A
Bio-statistics 2
Block 4:
Organic Chemistry B
Advanced Heat Transfer
Image Forming Techniques for medical applications
Flow and Diffusion
Image Analysis
Advanced Optics
Some subjects to keep me busy until I head to the states.
Monday/Wednesday:
Early Civilizations: 1:35 - 2:50
General Psychology: 3:00 - 4:15
Tuesday/Thursday:
Intro to PC Applications: 1:35 - 2:50
English Composition II: 3:00 - 4:15
My classes this semester are all pretty much super boring and tedious but they'll basically finish up the rest of my boring requirements so that I can open up this summer/fall semester with awesome classes that I actually want to take. The PC Applications is going to be the worst because apparently it teaches me how to turn on my computer and use word. Derp derp. At least I don't have to get up before noon again.
Computer Science major/Mathematics minorQuote:
Originally Posted by rubah
Dunno what I wanna do with it. I was just kinda like. Oh hey this looks cool.
I have to take two physical education courses, so I just looked through the catalog and took the easiest looking one! From what I've heard, the title could possibly be a trap to lure the lazier students and make them work twice as hard :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Moon Rabbits