What's all this moaning about 10am classes? For the past three years I've had 9am classes, and since it takes me 90 minutes to get to university I have to get up at a pretty diabolical time in the morning.
I don't know what I'll be doing in fourth year, I remember filling out the honours choices form but for the life of me I can't remember what I picked.
I'm planning on taking a History class this summer (HIST 12 - Survey of Europe Since 1648 - July-August) which will be M/W 4-7PM.
HOWEVER! Come the end of August, I will have this beast of a schedule:
CSE 109 - Systems Software - MWF 8:10-9:00, Th 9:20-10:35 - The hardest class I'll have is also my first class four days a week! Thursday's a recitation I believe, but that's also the only thing I have Thursdays
MECH 2 - Elementary Engineering Mechanics - MWF 10:10-11:00 - A dumbed down version of basic Statics, for non-MechE's. Fulfills a requirement. My easy class.
ECE 123 - Electronic Circuits - MWF 11:10-12:00 - Kind of just a little important.
ECE 121 - Electronic Circuits Lab - Tu 10:45-11:35, 1:10-4:00 - Lab goes along with class!
HIST 110 - American Military History - WF 2:35-3:50 - So long Humanities requirement!
Wheeeeeeeeee.
That does sound like it can get pretty heavy. I'm mostly just jealous because between my class schedule and job I'm basically busy 9-5 every day! But it could be worse, I could be starting at 7:30 every day... again.Originally Posted by Rye
So, it's not insanely complicated math stuff, but it is difficult in it's own right.
I'm going to be taking Cal III, Digital Techniques I, some fundamental programming class (I forget its title), and Honors Foundations of Astronomy or whatever. All of them have labs, which is kind of the killer, since for every class it adds 2-4 extra hours per week I have on my schedule. And then there's work, which is gonna be mixed between presenting seminars to and just hanging out with freshman engineers for 8-12 hours a week, which prolly won't be too bad.
I have never planned a my class schedule cause it was already fixed. I was always a 'regular' student. Only irregulars student get to choose their classes
what did you study randgris? and where? Manila?
No. I took BS Civil Enginnering in Bulacan. Sadly, I'm an undergrad (only took three years). But I'm planning on studying again, not sure of my course though. I really wanted to study in Manila. Be an independent person for a change. Maybe I'll take Psychology or any computer related course.
I'm applying as a call center aganet for the meantime. I decidd to do something worthwhile, for a change. Maybe I'll be successful in this and hopefully go abroad. Wish me luck. A whole lot of luck.
You know it really feels good to do something 'mature' for a change.
P.S. I would really, really appreciate if the people here calls me by my IRL nickname, Eric.
okay ericI just wanted to know because I had a friend that went through nursing school and obviously, your country is small enough that you would happen to know the precisely one person that I do xD
where would you go abroad to?
Not sure yet, but I do plan on visiting or possibly moving to either one of these locations:
Europe: Paris or London
USA: NYC or San Francisco
I'm still surveying the states via wiki (and USA is a big ass country, gonna take me some while)
Well Manila is still a large place. What I do know is that UST (University of Sto. Tomas) specializes in medical courses.
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