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Only Mechanical Engineers take that.Quote:
Originally Posted by rubah
I'm getting the same but for medical applications though.
Btw, you're going to love Heat transfer. Non-dimensional differential energy equations, thermal boundary layers, and much more. I always loved that course. ^__^
I"m pretty sure some unwitting Industrial fool has taken it as an elective!
Minor adjustment, but I got pretty much what I was after.
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Oh Jiro, insanely jealous am I.
Just finished my first set of revision notes after 6 hours. My face hurts. :(
I miss being in university. :(
I'm torn on jealousy here. 5 days off = awesome; 8:00-21:00 = what the hell.Quote:
Originally Posted by Moon Rabbits
TRUE. But I live like, 2 hour transit ride from my campus so I'd rather only make that trip twice a week :greenie:Quote:
Originally Posted by MomijiI'm torn on jealousy here. 5 days off = awesome; 8:00-21:00 = what the hell.Quote:
Originally Posted by Moon Rabbits
Jiro's has two flaws for me:
transit here goes to a half hour schedule after 6pm
four hour blocks T_T I have a three and a half hour block right now and it's mind-numbing!
6 classes, plus I have to work part time. Gonna be fun.
CSCE 3613 - Operating Systems
CSCE 3513 - Software Engineering
CSCE 4813 - Computer Graphics
ENGL 2003 - Advanced Composition
MATH 3103 - Combinatorics
PLSC 2003 - American National Government
Aero E can, too, but that's mostly because they really, really, really want to be Mech Es. Fire Es like myself would have to wind up taking it if we wanted to be anything resembling useful in a design context; otherwise, we would just play with codes all day. iirc rubah, aren't you a Mech E only because your university doesn't offer Aero for undergrad?Quote:
Originally Posted by Aerith's KnightOnly Mechanical Engineers take that.Quote:
Originally Posted by rubah
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HIST285: East Asian Civ II
MATH241: Calculus 3 (Multi-Variable)
PHYS270/271: Physics 3 (Relativity), Lecture + Lab
ENFP255: Alarms and Hazards (FPE)
ENFP350: Professional Development (FPE)
ENME232: Thermodynamics (the not-so Chemistry version)
7 classes, 18 credits, and a job. And people wonder why I'm mean to people. Believe it or not, this is the easy semester.
>>> Wow, and I thought my life was a nightmare..:luca:
They're only three hour blocks. And one block is all lectures, so I can skip out early/show up late if I'm really struggling.Quote:
Originally Posted by rubah
I'm gonna drive to uni too, so I don't have to worry about the horrible bus service. Only a 40 minute trip.
Oh and yeah sympathy to Stu and Tav who both have horrible schedules. :(
I dunno, but in the last two years, every schedule was at least as busy, usually more.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tavrobel
I guess I have a different viewpoint. :p
that's essentially correct, tavlet