/sci/ - Science & Math

[Anonymous No.4962948]

So what classes everyone takin next semester?

have to take it easy this semester n bring the gpa back up :/

[Anonymous No.4962957]

>5h of class
why are you so lazy?

[Anonymous No.4962962]

>>4962957
"have to take it easy this semester n bring the gpa back up :/"

last semester i had electricity and magnetism, quantum physics, and optics at the same time

[Anonymous No.4962964]

Data Structures
Physics I
Calc 3
Ethics and Morals

[Anonymous No.4962969]

5h is beyond "taking it easy", you can do at least 20h and still be taking it easy.

[Anonymous No.4962976]

>>4962969
enjoy your marketing major

[Anonymous No.4962980]

>>4962964
what yr/mjr?

[Anonymous No.4962983]

>>4962980
2nd year, computer science.

[Anonymous No.4962989]

>>4962976
ive never seen a sci/eng degree that had less than 30h of class a week.

[Anonymous No.4962997]

>>4962989
>douche

[Anonymous No.4963007]

Freshman reporting in.
Calc I (major req)
CompSci I (major req)
First-Year French I (humanities general)
Wellness (general)
Skills for Academic Success (required for all freshmen, bullshit joke class)

[Anonymous No.4963016]

Honors Mathematical Analysis I (3)
Introduction to Robotics and Computer Vision (3)
Introduction to Parallel & Distributed Programming (3)
Advanced Japanese (3)
Japanese Culture I (3)
Elementary Partial Differential Equations (3)
Linear Algebra II (3)
Topics in Computer Science: Introduction to Cryptography (4)
Graduate Electricity and Magnetism I (3)

Auditing:
Analog Electronics (3)

[Anonymous No.4963020]

>>4963016
damn! kid
good luck

[Anonymous No.4963024]

>>4963016
>Japanese pop culture
oh lord.

Good luck with all that. I thought my 21 credits last semester was stressful

[Anonymous No.4963027]

Algebra II (structure theory of rings and modules), Algorithm theory (from what I've seen it will be about randomization in algorithms), Image analysis (idk wth that is, have to take it for my comp engineering degree)

[Anonymous No.4963033]

Living in the UK, I get to study what I chose to study all the time!

40 Credits Msci Project (something to do with correlated quantum systems)
Quantum Mechanics 4 (all about perturbation techniques and relativistic QM)
Viscous & High speed fluid flow
General Relativity
Many Particle and Quantum Field Theory
Fission & Fusion
Mathematical Finance.

The last two are kinda soft choices to ensure I stay top of the year. feels good to be king.

[Anonymous No.4963035]

My fall classes are as follows:

Math:
>Partial differential equations
>Probability
>Nolinear Dynamics

Physics:
>Quantum 1
>Electricity and Magnetism

(all classes from the honors stream)

Everything looks fun except E&M - it's already a boring class and I slacked off hard in my first E&M class, so it's going to be even worse.

[Anonymous No.4963036]

>>4963016

look ma, a weeabo

[Anonymous No.4963037]

>>4963035
Looks super fun, I hope to take nonlinear dynamics together with functional analysis my last year.

[Anonymous No.4963043]

>>4963037

I really want to do functional analysis too, but there isn't enough room in my major to do all the prereqed analysis and algebra, so I'm going to pick it up on the side... Like most physicists ;_;

[Anonymous No.4963046]

Freshman Electric Eng Major
Chem for eng
Calc 3
Logic
Writing
Intro to eng/comp shttp://www.google.com/recaptcha/api/image?c=03AHJ_VuuFmIeVSRrRqt8GhgeejfRZI-LRADK9Yb1sVKRd6KOX9rRDC
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[Anonymous No.4963047]

3rd year here.

Software engineering
Graphical Applications Laboratory
Web languages and technologies
Logic programming
Computer networks

Overall, about 20 hours of class/week. Add another 20 or so of lab work/project development.

[Anonymous No.4963071]

Mechanical Engineer, kind of sophomore-ish. Weird schedule because I have another degree so my I'm taking some really low level classes and some senior/jr level.

14 credits next term.
Cal II
Physics I
Lean Production
Intro to Materials Engineering

[Anonymous No.4963088]

Quantitative Analysis
Principles of Organic Chem 1
Environmental Microbiology
Genetics
Chem Seminar

Should be fun. I've been studying most of the summer on my own.

[machinist of /sci/ !!+249DGSmIal No.4963098]

Mechanical Engineering here.

>Calc 2
>Physics 1
>Engineering Materials

[Anonymous No.4963109]

Biophysical chemistry
Drug discovery in HIV prevention and treatment
Biomaterials
Computers and society
Dante in English translation

[Anonymous No.4963113]

Biophysical chemistry
Drug discovery in HIV treatment and prevention
Biomaterials
Computers & society
Dante in English translation

I also do undergraduate research in organic synthesis and volunteer EMS

>feelsbadman.jpg

[Anonymous No.4963115]

In my final year of mechanical engineering with a physics minor.

Advanced Power Generation
Senior Design Part 1
Symmetries
Oscillations
Static Vector Fields
Mathematical Methods for Scientists and Engineers

Unlike what the freshmen here would have you believe, the amount of credits taken means absolutely nothing between schools so comparing is stupid.

[Anonymous No.4963151]

Freshman 17 credits

Electromagnetism
Stellar Astrophysics
Multivarable/Linear Algebra
Fundamentals of Nuclear Engineering
Ballroom dancing

[Anonymous No.4963159]

complex analysis
number theory
modern physics
junior seminar for math
gen ed whatever not important

[Anonymous No.4963162]

>>4963098
might as well have said
>high school here

[Anonymous No.4963166]

https://archive.installgentoo.net/sci/thread/S4945929#p4946755
>Galois theory
>Introduction to smooth manifolds
>Measure theory
>Markov chains
>Elektromagnetism + relativity
>Some quantum computer stuff (vague course description)
>Some math phys stuff (course >description say the main goal is to apply QFT to knot theory)
>Some lab stuff (course description was very vague, but it's mandatory)

>It's gonna be a lot of fun.

There you go, my answer from the last time this was posted. Boy, these threads are original.

[Anonymous No.4963172]

Intro to ChemE
ChemE seminar
Physical Chemistry- thermo
Biology
>science

[Anonymous No.4963177]

>>4963033
>>4963016
>>4963166

you guys make me feel a lot better about my semester.

Electronics
Optics and Waves
Mechanics
Quantum Mechanics I

[Anonymous No.4963200]

meh

[Anonymous No.4963221]

cs 3rd semester:

computer science 3
logic
databases

seminar about the evil (philosophy minor)
seminar about Aristoteles

Japanese 3

maybe I should take one more cs class

[Anonymous No.4963229]

>>4963221
forgot:

seminar about how robots will control us in the future (philosphy derp)

[Anonymous No.4963289]

>>4963047
Just by the name of those classes, I can already tell that you and I are on the same college, taking the same program.

4th year here:

- Agents and Distributed Artificial Intelligence
- Enterprise Management
- Software Development Laboratory
- Formal Methods in Software Engineering
- Information Systems

It's going to be one hell of a boring semester.

[Anonymous No.4963303]

Algorithms and Data Structures
Biochemistry I
Capstone Course
Data Storage Systems
Probability and Theory of Statistics

Guess what I'm studying.

[Anonymous No.4963308]

>>4963303
Too little of too much? That's not very marketable.

[Anonymous No.4963321]

Organic Synthesis
Organometallics
Inorganic Laboratory

[machinist of /sci/ !!+249DGSmIal No.4963327]

>>4963162
What?

[Anonymous No.4963332]

>>4963327
He's mocking you for taking classes that he will say high schoolers take.

[Anonymous No.4963333]

>>4962969
You're full of shit. Most universities won't even let you take more than 21 because people start having psychotic breaks.

[Anonymous No.4963338]

Calc 3
Thermodynamics
C++ programming & MATLAB
Intro to Classical Literature

The classics course is going to be interesting. I've been told that I read 8 different works in full along with 2 books on classical history since I purposely took the more challenging professor for it.

Thermo feels like it's going to be my rite of passage, so I plan on working my ass off to get a solid foundation.

[Anonymous No.4963345]

>not science

[machinist of /sci/ !!+249DGSmIal No.4963356]

>>4963332
Oh. I always thought calculus and calculus based physics were college level classes.

[Anonymous No.4963359]

>>4963333
At my university, each semester was 5 science, engineering, or mathematics classes that could include:
3 hours lecture / week
1.5 hours tutorial / week
1.5 hours lab / week

Where only about half of classes included a lab component. There was then 1 humanities class in addition to the above, which was 3 hours lecture per week. The minimum scheduled class time required to graduate in 4 years, therefore, was 29.25 per week. Fosh had slightly higher, seniors slightly lower.

[Anonymous No.4963362]

>>4963356

Calculus based physics is definitely college level.

Some high schools teach Cal I and II but it's usually not as rigorous as a decent college.

[Anonymous No.4963367]

Bitches ain't got shit on me.

[Anonymous No.4963377]

>>4963333
>universities won't even let you take more than 21 because people start having psychotic breaks

Bullshit. I took 27 credit hours last semester and know a bunch of other that regularly take 24, all of them without any psychotic break down.

[Anonymous No.4963393]

Von Neumann got his Ph.D in math without studying while doing a Chem E. degree in another university.

[Serkit !eSpvUDpflw No.4963409]

intro to electronics + lab
speech
circuits 2
differential equations
intro to computer engineering lab

[Anonymous No.4963412]

>Intro to Engineering
>Intro to Electrical Engineering
>Intro to Computer Programming
>Calculus 2
>University Physics I (we have calculus and algebra physics at my university, this is the calculus series) + lab

17 credits, second year, I'm a fucking idiot, when I came into university I didn't know what I wanted to do, now I'm 100% sure I want to do a math/electrical engineering double major, basically going to have to do 12 credit summers with full time fall/spring semesters, won't be able to take any series proof classes until next semester or the next summer semester

I just want some advice...would you guys rather do 20+ credit semesters or spread it out more over the summer?

Also, at my school you have to get dean permission to take over 18 credits, is this usually given as long as you have good grades or is it something you have to fight for?

[Serkit !eSpvUDpflw No.4963413]

intro to electronics + lab
speech
circuits 2
differential equations
intro to computer engineering lab

[Anonymous No.4963421]

>2012
>still in school

sometimes i forget this board is infected with children

[Anonymous No.4963425]

>>4963421
So, pops, what are you doing that's so cool these days?

[Anonymous No.4963431]

>>4963425
children are annoying, please be quiet.

[Anonymous No.4963443]

second year Chem E

calc based probability and stats
dynamics
thermodynamics 1
intro to microeconomics
intro to macroeconomics

[Anonymous No.4963445]

>>4963412
>calc2
>now I'm 100% sure I want to do a math
???

[Anonymous No.4963448]

>>4963445

No dipshit, I've read books on graph theory and proofs in general in my spare time. I'm not a fucking idiot.

[Anonymous No.4963449]

>>4963431
You didn't answer my question: what are you doing that's so cool these days? I suspect you're working a shit-kicker job that lets you take a holier-than-thou attitude towards people in education in this board.

[Anonymous No.4963462]

>>4963412
>basically going to have to do 12 credit summers

That's borderline suicide, taking 24-28 credits during the school year is far easier and cheaper.

[Anonymous No.4963463]

>>4963443
Oh, we seem to have a UCalgary fag in our midst. Leping Li is a monumentally large cunt. I didn't learn this until I was in grad school, though.

[Anonymous No.4963465]

>>4963463

wtf, he has a good rate my profs score though

[Anonymous No.4963471]

>>4963412
Do a lot of people go to your school during the summer? It's only worth staying at your institution in the summer if 1) you have the money to take the credits and 2) people are around so you don't get terribly bored.

[Anonymous No.4963474]

2nd year of chemistry.
One year is 60 credits and this semester will count for 29 credits.

Biochemistry (30h lectures+24h labs/exercices) - 4 credits
OChem 2 (60h+70h) - 10 credits
Crystallography and molecular spectroscopy (30h+10h) - 4 credits
Math 2 (52,5h+37,5h) - 6 credits
English (30h) - 3 credits
And a religious/phylosophical classe (15h) - 2credits

[Anonymous No.4963483]

>>4963465
Like I said, I had no issues with him when I was an undergrad. However, in the first year of my masters I took an advanced numerical methods course with him.

Near the end of the semester he changed the schedule for examinations and a research report. I objected to this, as I had made arrangements around the schedule outlined prior, including attendance at a major conference in the US. When I complained that this report would be due in the middle of my conference, and that the final was scheduled only 5 hours after my return flight was scheduled to land in Calgary, his response was: "This shouldn't be a big issue for you". This was about 3 days before I was scheduled to depart, before I had begun preparing my talk at the conference (which today I would not mind, but your first major conference is a nerve-wracking experience). Apparently, rules regarding graduate-level courses are much more relaxed than for undergraduates, and so I wasn't able to actually overturn his scheduling change (and letters from both my advisor and the department head did not change his mind either). I had no choice but to work on some inane coursework in the plane and at my hotel.

He then gave me a B on the two documents in question - which is a pretty substantial slap in the face for a graduate student.

[Anonymous No.4963486]

>>4963474
Another chemfag here: I'm surprised they grouped crystallography with molecular spectroscopy. That'll be a good course (barring a shitty professor) though!

[Anonymous No.4963500]

>>4963483

fuck, that sounds horrible. Since your one of the rare Ucalgary people on here, want to share your opinion about these other profs I have.

Josephine Mary Hill
Les Sudak
Arindom Sen
Jalel Azaiez

[Anonymous No.4963502]

Introduction to Communication
Computer Concepts
English Composition II
Probability & Statistics
Bowling

>tfw you're just killing time at school

On the bright side, if the shit hits the fan in December at least I would have had it academically easy for a while.

[Anonymous No.4963503]

4rth Semester ChemE:
>Statistics and Probability
>Instrumental and analytical chemistry
>Thermodynamics for Chemical Engineers
>Electrical Engineering
>Mathematics (Systems of DE's, PDE's, power sequences and Fourier sequences)
>Numerical Analysis.

Quite looking forward to it.

[Anonymous No.4963526]

>>4963486
I hope it will be a good course. I will have the second part of this course next semester (in january) and Physical Chemistry (which needs "Close coordination with the course of crystallography and molecular spectroscopy" according to the description)

[Anonymous No.4963544]

>>4963462

So you suggest to pack up more during the semester? I'll try, only issue is that with electrical engineering there are lots of labs. The fucking labs take up 3 hour blocks of time, it makes it super difficult to pack together a cohesive schedule, I mean math classes generally have 3-4 sessions of the same class. What I'm trying to get at is that I end up being able to take some classes because literally my schedule, time-wise, is full. And school is my only obligation, no job.

>>4963471

Costs are the same, $375/credit regardless of whether it's summer or fall/spring. It's a certain discounted cost at 12-16 credits for fall/spring, then every credit over 16 is the per-credit fee. All summer courses go by the per-credit fee. I don't know how busy it is, I took a literature course this summer. For math classes, usually there are 2-3 sections of each class. Three-Four different "sessions," each session is 1-1.5 months during the summer, so it's not like I'm taking 4 classes at the same time during the summer.

[Anonymous No.4963549]

>>4963526
Spectroscopy is basically what you do with quantum mechanics as a chemist -- NMR, IR, EPR, UV-Vis, etc. Basically you'll learn how it's applied in Spec and then the quantum to back it up in P.Chem.

[Anonymous No.4963553]

>>4963544
If it's cheap enough and you think you'll be able to see people on the weekends when you're not working I think you'll thank yourself for taking it easy during the semester.

[Anonymous No.4963566]

>>4963553

I really don't do much socially. I have a couple friends from high school I hang out with, one goes to a different university and other has become a NEET. I'm not worried about burning out.

So, sorry, I didn't catch exactly what you were saying. Should I pack a little bit more on the summers and ease up on fall/spring? Although, I may have to try to stuff as much as I can in every semester, just because I'm worried I'll get to my final semester, and I need certain classes, then I won't be able to take them because time-wise they overlap on one another. I would take discrete mathematics this semester, which is part of my math degree requirements, but it overlapped with a bunch of other classes so I couldn't take it.

[Anonymous No.4963571]

>>4963367
Good luck with MAT157.
I was not ready for that coming out of highschool.

[Anonymous No.4963572]

>>4963500
I'm in the mechanical department, so I don't know anything about Mary Hill, Sen, or Azaiez. Les is a good guy though. Actually, all of the continuum mechanics guys (Sudak, Epstein, Federico) are people you love to have a beer with. And I once saw his older son hit him in the back of his legs with a hockey stick. As far as his courses go, he is a mathematician first and an engineer second, and that does show up in his method. You will get a strong fundamental foundation in the nature of the problems you'll see in his courses; you will not be given practical examples outside of tutorial or homework problems. If you can think in that manner, which I found I could, you'll do well in his courses.

His senior-undergrad courses are normally a breeze, but you'll have to do a little bit of work for his junior-undergrad ones.

[Anonymous No.4963578]

>>4963377
Autistic robot detected

[Anonymous No.4963581]

[Anonymous No.4963582]

>>4963566
Yeah: I'd ease up over the fall/spring and shift some weight into the summer.

The only reason to go super hard during the fall/spring is if you have big plans over the summer that prevent you from taking courses. There's no reason to make it super hard on yourself when you can learn the same shit at a slower pace but still graduate on time.

[Anonymous No.4963594]

>>4963582

Great, thanks.

[Anonymous No.4963619]

>>4963572

damn, thanks for the heads up. good luck to you anon

[Anonymous No.4963624]

[Anonymous No.4963836]

>>4963571

W-will I fail even if I'm naturally kinda talented and very hard working?

[Anonymous No.4964043]

>>4963289
Ahahah. samefag here. Sup! I'm actually looking forward to mine

[Anonymous No.4964066]

they are on the bottom.

[Anonymous No.4964078]

>>4964066
why post your whole transcript if it sucks

[encephalon !!shxfCFb4+j/ No.4964084]

>>4963624
Hello, stonypal.

[Carl !!dFf2PUolAtC No.4964086]

Electromagnetism I
Quantum Mechanics I
Astrophysics I
(all of which are the first parts of year-long advanced courses)
Plus some other stuff on top of that to round out the hours (programming, advanced lab courses, etc), plus I've already started studying for the physics subject GRE.

This is year is going to be miserable.


Oh well, might as well make the most of it.

[Anonymous No.4964088]

>>4964078
because i use it for other threads and won't crop it to appease some tightass on 4chan. problem?

[Anonymous No.4964090]

>>4964084

I think we talked in some other thread, I recognize your trip

[Anonymous No.4964103]

>>4964086
Ouch... yeah you're pretty much fucked

[Anonymous No.4964128]

>>4964103
>>4964086
whats so bad about it?
im not in college.

[Anonymous No.4964174]

>>4964128
no idea. looks like pretty typical second year physics to me

[Anonymous No.4964193]

>>4964128
Guessing off of the class subjects those are probably third year courses. Doing third year EM and QM is already a lot to handle, throwing Astrophys on top of it is gonna be rough, especially if he's studying for the GRE on top of that.

I suppose if he was truly suicidal though he'd throw Stat Mech on top of that

[Anonymous No.4964202]

Sophomore here.

Advanced calculus 1 (an intro to analysis class)
Modern Algebra 1
Linear algebra
Some 400 statistics class idk what it is exactly
French 101 lol
Fundamentals of computer science

[Anonymous No.4964208]

Calc I
History From 1776-Present Day
World Religions
Digital Media

[Anonymous No.4964212]

>>4964202
Not bad. The modern and linear algebra courses will be fucking cake, especially compared to Calc I

[Anonymous No.4964218]

APSC 450 - Professional Engineering Practice
CHEM 154 (lol) - fuck chemistry
EECE 453 - Communication Systems
EECE 458 - Power System Analysis
EECE 496 - Research project
EECE 498 - Optimization of Power System Operation

[Anonymous No.4964235]

>>4964193
what is 3rd year EM and QM like? whats its level?

[Anonymous No.4964249]

BIO 235 is Genetics and CHM 160/161 is General Chem 1. Sophomore biology majorfag here.

[Anonymous No.4964278]

>>4964212
Yeah I already took modern algebra 2, and it was really easy. I ended up making a B because I started skipping class and didn't study for the final, but if I hadn't been stupid it would have been an easy A.

[Anonymous No.4964284]

Gen Bio w/ Lab
Ethics
Intro to Soc
Wst Civ

it's like i'm really a humanities major.

[Anonymous No.4964319]

>>4964235
Hard.

Typically what most (not all) universities do is this: You'll have four introductory physics courses, they'll cover mechanics, E&M, thermo, and quantum/relativity/all the contemporary shit. Then your third and fourth years you'll take a series of advanced courses for each subject area.

Like intro mechanics will cover basic kinematics/Newton's Laws-type stuff whereas the advanced mechanics class will get into Lagrangians, Hamiltonians, etc.

Lots more math (especially vector calc and dif eq) and much more difficult concepts.

You'll usually go through the whole thing again in grad school - upping the difficulty again but by the end of that you'll have a pretty complete understanding of a lot of physics.

[Anonymous No.4964404]

[Anonymous No.4964492]

>>4964319
I dunno... it's not THAT bad. It's basically just same shit - more math.

[Anonymous No.4964550]

God damn, how do you guys handle so many classes? any tips?

[Anonymous No.4964560]

Chemistry 103
Physics 103
Engineering 105 (Auto-CAD)
English 101
Calculus 1

It's a good workload, no?

[Anonymous No.4964595]

To all the bros taking Algorithms and Data Structures...

Good luck! And fight hard

[Anonymous No.4964600]

Btw

-Intro to PDEs
-Physics 1
-Civilization 1
-Java 1

Taking this semester easy... (I got raped by Intro to Mathematical Analysis in my freshmen year...)

[Anonymous No.4964605]

Calculus I (4 hrs)
Computer Science I (3 hrs)
Composition I (3 hrs)
Intro to Engineering (2 hrs)
Technology and Society (3 hrs)

15 credit hours total

thoughts sci?

[Anonymous No.4964657]

>>4964605

What's your Comp Sci 1 syllabus like?

[Anonymous No.4964667]

Molecular Biology
General Microbiology
Cell Biology
Cellular Physiology
Intermediate Organic Chemistry

Is my fall schedule.

[Anonymous No.4964680]

>>4964667
>biology
>hard science

[The_MPC No.4964684]

- Next experimental physics course in the sequence
- Quantum mechanics
- Electromagnetism
- Statistical thermodynamics
- Methods of mathematical physics
- fuck gen eds, acquire science

[Anonymous No.4964708]

>>4964680
>biochemistry
I'm then going for a MSc in Pharmacology.

Is everything other than math and physics useless to you? All medical advancement is just a waste of time? Learning how the body functions at the cellular level isn't hard enough for you?

[Anonymous No.4964728]

Digital Fundamentals
Elementary Composition I
Calculus for Tech I
Discovering Technology
Technical Graphics Communications
Intro to Engineering Technology

[Anonymous No.4964745]

Mechanical Design
Manufacturing Engineering
Thermo/Heats Lab
Controls Lab

Last semester for my dual AE/ME degree

[Anonymous No.4964754]

>>4963367
Fellow U of T fag. Interesting to see that you're taking MAT157 when most programs only require MAT137 (and fucking CS recently cut that down to only MAT135, fucking plebs).

But why only four courses?

[The_MPC No.4964755]

>>4964605
Sounds good. Don't disregard your composition class - as much as we like to bash non-technical classes here, communicating via the written word is super important, and your future bosses will notice if you can write professionally.

[Anonymous No.4964759]

>>4964755

This man speaks the truth. I happen to be somewhat gifted when it comes to writing and as a practicing engineer I can tell you it has taken me far in life.

[Anonymous No.4964777]

First year biology.

Themes in Bio
General Chem I
Calculus I
Irish Cinema

[Anonymous No.4964816]

>>4964745

mech design is a joke, take it with Griffis
See you in Manufacturing

[Anonymous No.4964834]

>>4963503
How do you like chemical engineering? It's near the top of the list of majors I have in my head just because of how much I loved AP Chem in high school, would love some perspective on it

[Anonymous No.4964860]

Discrete Mathematics
Calculus 2
Statistics and Probability
History of Ancient Philosophy
Symbolic Logic

[OrganicEuphoria !C5Eg6mdVac No.4964915]

>>4964860

>Symbolic Logic

I had the greatest professor for that class, ah the memories.

Anyways, here's mine.

[Anonymous No.4964918]

3rd year kinesiology and athletic therapy

>Research Methods
>Data Analysis
>regional human anatomy 2
>athletic therapy 2
>exercise physiology
>human nutrition
>athletic injuries, body core
>clinical skills for athletic therapy

inb4 not a hard science

[Anonymous No.4964927]

finishing physics and starting engineering

Quantum mech 3
Solid State
math 1200 (first year)
Intro to thermal (1st year engineering)
Intro to computer and electrical engineering

winter semester

Nuclear physics
Stat mech
Math 2720 So i can take a required 3rd year class
intro to statics (1st year engineering)
design in engineering

[Anonymous No.4964932]

>>4964927

forgot to say, that Quantum 3 was always taught by the best profs and this year... the first time in 20 years someone else is teaching it, who taught optics and he sucked ass at that. Can't imagine how Quantum 3 is going to be.

[OrganicEuphoria !C5Eg6mdVac No.4964939]

>>4964932

> Can't imagine how Quantum 3 is going to be.

It's that good shit. If you're seriously interested in QM (as you obviously are), it's where things start to get incredibly engrossing.

[resident /sci/ economist !!0CqB7P/574e No.4964942]

Game Theory and Economic Behavior
Calculus III
Mathematical Structures
International Monetary Economics
Principals of programming with Java

[Anonymous No.4964959]

so much first and second year in here it's unbelievable.

i can't believe this shit

[Anonymous No.4964981]

>>4964959
Not everyone can be balls deep in their field.

[Anonymous No.4964982]

Freshman

Calc3 is the only class of merit that I'm taking. And Yoga. Fuck yeah.

[OrganicEuphoria !C5Eg6mdVac No.4964989]

>>4964959

You know, when I first looked through this thread, I thought the same thing. But seriously, why the fuck are you criticizing?

[Anonymous No.4964997]

Differentiable Manifolds
Algebraic K-theory
Reading course in model theory (sexy, sexy models)
I've taken the first two before in undergrad... but I decided to be a lazy ass.

[Anonymous No.4965003]

>>4964989
because first/second years are scum

[Anonymous No.4965006]

>>4965003
What have you done of consequence high and mighty junior/seniorfag? You have no right to criticize just because you're a babby further along in the system.

[Anonymous No.4965015]

>>4964959
>>4965003
Why so butt rustled, friends?

[Deaner's Left Nut !S0ooHAHDTU No.4965027]

In order of highest expected difficulty.

Set Theory (hrbacek)
Mathematical Statistics (khuri)
Linear Regression Analysis (abraham)
Mathematical Finance (capinski)
CS 101 lel (think python- downy)

[Anonymous No.4965045]

>>4965027
>Set Theory (hrbacek)
yes

>Linear Regression Analysis (abraham)
boooring

[Anonymous No.4965051]

Physical Chemistry I: Thermodynamics and Kinetics
Introduction to Inorganic Chemistry
Biochemistry I
Instrumental Analysis

[Anonymous No.4965066]

>>4965003
So I take it you just skipped first and second year and jumped straight into third the moment you started college. Right?

[Anonymous No.4965071]

Hey /sci/


Wanna compare your classes with /lit/s?
>>>/lit/2897459

hehehehe

[Anonymous No.4965077]

WE SENIOR NOW

CANT WAIT TO GRADUATE BECASUE TEXAS FUCKING SUCKS.

CANT WAIT TO GET BACK TO THAT BAY AREA GOD TIER

[Anonymous No.4965078]

>>4965071
"Physics for Poets" sketch by Patton Oswalt if you haven't seen it before.

Enjoy
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NGk-4m1PFo4

[Anonymous No.4965080]

>>4965077
ALSO FORGOT TO SAY BY IM A MECHANICAL ENGINEERING MAJOR

FUCK ADVANCE MECHANICS OF MATERIALS THAT MADE MY LIFE HELL.

I really can't wait to gradute though

[Anonymous No.4965086]

>>4965078
>SULU FIRED THE PHASERS!

[M No.4965089]

One class, Chemical principles of environmental engineering. Second year grad student, so I don't need to take much.

I plan to take all the Chinese classes for credit after I finish my main coursework, but besides that just auditing.

[Anonymous No.4965090]

>>4965078
>Head of the Physics Department
>Not knowing Sulu fired the phasers

[Anonymous No.4965103]

-Intro to Trolling
-Advanced Shitposting
-The Theory (Geuss) of Evolution
-Physics of Colliding Suns

[Anonymous No.4965107]

where can i find a pdf of

TECHNICAL PHYSICS by Bueche 4th edition

i don't know many book torrent sites and the ones i know don't have anything close

[Anonymous No.4965108]

QFT
GR
E&M
Lie Algebras

oh yeah

[Anonymous No.4965111]

Organic Chemistry 1
H. Calculus 3
Analytical Chemistry + Lab
French 1

Not really too worried about any of that besides Analytical Chemistry Lab. Apparently the coordinator is an ungodly cunt of legendary proportions. That and accuracy is a major part of the grade. While that's fair that certainly makes the lab much more stressful than ones I've taken before.

[The_MPC No.4965184]

>>4965108
>>4964684

-brofist-
I can't wait to get where you are.

[Anonymous No.4965190]

Linear Algebra
Abstract Algebra
Modern Astronomy
Programming in C++
Social and Cultural Anthropology

[Anonymous No.4965209]

Differential equations
Probability theory/stats
Cancer biology
research project in biochemistry

hopefully getting a part-time job as well

[Anonymous No.4965222]

Second Year Computer Science Major, Math Minor

Fall:
Intro to Artificial Intelligence (For specialty in major)
Intro to Scientific Computing (Elective within major)
Linear Algebra II (For Minor)
Physics I: Mechanics (Elective)
Intro to Microeconomic Principles (Elective)

Winter:
Object Orientation (Major requirement)
Intro to Computer Systems (Major requirement)
Analysis of Algorithms (Major Requirement)
Intro to Number Theory (For Minor)
Physics II: Waves and Modern Physics (Elective)

[Anonymous No.4965243]

Quantum, Stat Mech, E&M, Advanced Lab, a part time job, and faculty research.

Man... I have done nothing to prep over the summer, this is going to suck balls

[The_MPC No.4965248]

>>4965243
Random question - do you go to UMD?

[Anonymous No.4965272]

>Energetics of Chemical Reactions
>Intro to Chemical Research
>History of Science II
>Electricity and Magnetism

4th Year Chemistry

[Anonymous No.4965277]

>>4965111


My labs for my intro analytical labs were all out of 5 and you only submitted you're values.

[Anonymous No.4965292]

Aerospace Engr
Cal3
Statics
Phys 2
CAD

[None !ddB8dxMZ/s No.4965293]

Biochem freshman here:
Organic Chem + lab (4)
General Bio 1 (6)
Data Analysis (4)
Freshman symposium/"Discovery"(2)
Chem Safety (1)

17 Quarter Hours, should I go for beginner's German?

[Anonymous No.4965296]

Pre-calculus (I'm a math major but I was hungover as hell on the day of the placement exam. Pissed me the fuck off. I did more advanced math in highscool)
Physics II
Intro to Programming (meh. you have to start somewhere)
Transition to College Success (Just so I have an excuse to not work full time anymore. Warehouse shit with a 46 hour work week. I have back problems because of this place so this class is a bit of a time waster.)

Needless to say, my list is nowhere near as impressive as the rest of the ones listed here. I've only been going to college for about a year and a half and I need to get my shot together.
Any advice for a wannabe mathematician?

[Anonymous No.4965299]

>>4965296
>get my shot together
*sigh* you know what I meant

[Anonymous No.4965305]

First year B.S. Physics

[Anonymous No.4965310]

>>4965296
Physics II? Wtf.. Calculus is a prereq for any real physics class...

[Anonymous No.4965317]

>>4965248
UI

[Anonymous No.4965330]

Sophomore aerospace engineer.

A Term
>Linear Algebra
>Dynamics
>Intro to Program Design

B Term
>Astronautics
>Stress Analysis
>Thermodynamics

[Anonymous No.4965345]

>>4965330
>A/B Term

any WPI fags in here?

[Anonymous No.4965346]

intro to proofs
classical mech
e&m
advanced applied math
should be fun

[Anonymous No.4965348]

Junior/Physics

Thermal and fluid physics
Fields and Waves
Differential Equations
Chemistry 2

[Anonymous No.4965367]

>mfw CC and am only taking 12 credits because I'm poor as fuck and couldn't afford more

I'm gonna be so bored taking so few classes that my grades might actually slip.

[Anonymous No.4965373]

>>4965367
>Can't afford to take as many courses as you want to.
>Can't afford to learn.

We should really be increasing budgeting for federal grants, loans, and scholarships.

[Anonymous No.4965377]

>>4965373
Sadly, the budget situation is really shitty in California.

[Anonymous No.4965379]

>>4965377
Oh shit yeah I'm aware. You have my feels bro.

[Anonymous No.4965390]

>>4965367
Really? Cc in my county was only 2k

[Anonymous No.4965398]

>>4965390
It wasn't so much the total price, but the fact that I couldn't drum up enough money for more classes on time. My school recently implemented a policy where you must pay for all your classes upon registration or you're dropped from them the following day. Seats fill up incredibly fast.

[Anonymous No.4966440]

is this too difficult for eleven weeks?

I only go to class two days a week. 2nd Year Electrical Engineering

[Anonymous No.4966446]

>>4966440
forgot to post schedule

[Anonymous No.4966460]

>>4964754

I wanted to challenge myself, but I couldn't find more than four courses that didn't clash this semester. Such is life :/

[Anonymous No.4966469]

>>4966440
Nah, you'll be fine. The history classes will be a breeze. Multivariable calculus is 10% learning how to work with multiple variables and 90% applying that to everything you already learned in single variable calculus

The logic class and lab will probably be the only genuinely difficult thing

[Anonymous No.4966623]

Anyone want to tell me how aerodynamics or fluid dynamics is? Taking one or the other next semester. (School is fucking shit up, canceling classes and shit two weeks before school starts. my god.)

[Anonymous No.4966682]

Introduction Simulation Technology
Applied Mechanics I
Discrete Structures
Analysis I
Experimental Physics
Computer Programming and Software Development

[Anonymous No.4967687]

>>4966446
where are all of your other 2nd year classes? (Linear Algebra, Physics, Circuits or Devices Analysis, C++/C programing, Probability, Communication networks)

[Anonymous No.4967722]

>>4963033
You're a Birmingham TP/TPAM student (probably TPAM because you're not doing phase transitions)
>feels good to be king.
You sound like a twat.

[Anonymous No.4967768]

>mfw when high school and you all have interesting classes

[Anonymous No.4967771]

I'm starting a masters program in mathematics next week. I'm taking a course on Complex Algebraic Curves. Also, I'm teaching high school math full time (Algebra 1 & 2). I just graduated in May. It should be an interesting semester.

[Anonymous No.4967779]

Dat feel when you emailed your new professor if a certain book off Amazon is sufficient enough, since the book that is off their college bookstore ISBN is not listed anywhere. That feel when it's been almost a week and the professor still hasn't emailed you, and college starts next week.

[Anonymous No.4967799]

>>4967771
Why would you do this to yourself?

Highschool math is one of the most curiosity killing experiences one has in their lifetime as a mathematician, why would you indulge in something like that? Do you hate your soul? Seriously, have you received your curriculum yet or are you going under the naive impression that you will somehow be able to make a difference?

[Anonymous No.4967912]

What the fuck /sci/. I made one of these threads and got banned after 10 minutes, yet this has been up for the past day.
Eat shit, mods.

[Anonymous No.4967943]

Real Analysis 1
Physics waves/mag lab
Data analysis for statisticians/actuaries
Phd. program microeconomic theory
Probability

gonna be great after this shitty summer, I worked part time and took 12 hours

[Anonymous No.4967950]

>>4965077

whats up fellow ut dallas bro. shame we've got different majors.

[Anonymous No.4967952]

>>4967912
qq 2 >>>\q\

[Anonymous No.4967953]

>>4967912
qq2 >>>/q/

[Anonymous No.4967957]

>>4967912
QQ2 >>>/q/

[Anonymous No.4967958]

Question, since we're discussing courses. I'm looking at taking a comp sci course in the Fall (I'm in physics but I need to learn programming at some point and I figure sooner is better than later). I'm looking at the comp sci courses and I've got two with very similar descriptions.

>This is the introduction to programming using Python. It emphasizes object-oriented programming style and methodology. Concepts are presented in the context of working examples and exercises. Language syntax and computing paradigms are studied. Programming projects are used to reinforce key programming notions, including iteration, data types, functions, and objects. Projects may include graphics, string processing, and network applications.

>Introductory course in computer science and the study of algorithms appropriate for students in data-intensive disciplines. Topics include how computers work, simple algorithms and their efficiency, networking, databases, artificial intelligence, graphics, simulation and modeling, security and the social impact of computing. The course also includes a gentle hands-on introduction to programming concepts with Python.

Could someone with more CS experience explain to me in simpler terms what the difference between these two courses is and which would be the better course to take?

[Anonymous No.4967960]

AP US History
AP Biology
Honors English
Honors Chemistry
Algebra 2
Journalism

[Anonymous No.4967963]

>>4967912
Clearly this thread accomplished something yours did not. Perhaps you should blame yourself for not producing a better thread, rather than blame the mods for not deleting a good one.

[Anonymous No.4967982]

>>4965077
california is a fucking cesspool, what the fuck is wrong with you.

[Сергей No.4967983]

>>4967799
>>4967771

Please tell me it's one of those innercity schools where you're going to try to make a connection with them. It can go one of two ways: (1) you teach them calculus, they all make 5's on the AP exams, there's an obligatory moment where they teach you how to dance, etc. or (2) you get shot.

[Anonymous No.4967987]

>>4966469
>90% relearning everything you already learned in single variable calculus because you have since forgotten it.

ftfy

[Anonymous No.4967988]

>>4962948
>j. winkler
i chuckled.

[Anonymous No.4967990]

>>4967960
even for someone in high school that's pretty piss easy

[Anonymous No.4968004]

>>4967779
i emailed a professor regarding what book we will use since there is nothing listed for the class on the website or the book store.

also haven't heard back.

[Сергей No.4968016]

>>4966623

Don't know about aerodynamics (I studied NE, graduated in May), but fluid dynamics is pretty tits. I liked it, but it didn't really affect me because my nuclear thermo-hydraulic prof taught his class in a very particular way that negated everything taught in fluids. I will say heat transfer is an infinitely more awesome class that has a bigger impact if you did well in fluids (mostly for convective heat transfer).

[Anonymous No.4968032]

>>4968016
i took fluid mechanic and heat transfer at the same time.

got a B in fluid mechanics and an A in heat transfer. who would have thunk it.

[Сергей No.4968046]

>>4968032

I got the exact same grades too, mostly because I took heat transfer as a summer class and knew a lot because I had taken the first of the reactor-thermohydraulics the spring before. Awesome shit though.

[Anonymous No.4968049]

I'll see you in class OP.

[Anonymous No.4968066]

>>4967958
Any help?

[Anonymous No.4968081]

any Programmers that don't need their www.myprogramminglab.com account? I had to buy a used Java book and obviously the code was redeemed already.

[Anonymous No.4968432]

Advanced Logic
Principles of Computer Science
Philosophy of Language
Advancing Mathematics 3 (multivariable calc, double/triple integrals, linear algebra, etc)

[Anonymous No.4968439]

Fall term:

Human Anatomy
Human Physiology I
Biology 1000
Research

Winter term:

Human Physiology II
Biology 1001
Chemistry 1001
Stats and Analysis

Not really looking forward to chemistry.

[Anonymous No.4968756]

Eurofag here
These are all at masters level:

Advanced quantum mechanics
Quantum field theory
General relativity
Advanced nuclear physics
Experimental particle physics
Fundamental particle physics
Condensed matter

In addition, my master's project is working directly with a comissioned experiment at CERN that will shrink the error on the CKM matrix element |V_td| from ~60% to ~10%

[Anonymous No.4969294]

Last year baby!

- Math Methods
- Plasma Phys I
- Radio Astronomy
- Stat Mech

[Anonymous No.4969316]

>biochemistry
>intensive cell biology
>neuroscience
>ancient greek seminar

[Anonymous No.4969328]

>tfw everyone here is engineering/physics/CS and you're chemistry with an organic focus

[Anonymous No.4969331]

>>4969328
ik know dat feel bro

[Anonymous No.4969334]

The solar system
Space flight orbit dynamics
Image processing with space applications
Remote sensing
Space engineering project

Can't wait

[Anonymous No.4969341]

>>4967958
Any help here?

[Anonymous No.4969342]

Computer Science at shit tier uni in UK

- Programming in C
- Creative client computing
- Computer systems
- Computational modelling

That is for whole year btw, not just a semester

[Anonymous No.4969345]

Steel Structures
Structural Analysis
Hydrology
Project Scope, Time and Cost Management

[Anonymous No.4969346]

>>4969331
my bro

[Anonymous No.4969461]

>Multi-variable Calculus
>Modern Physics
>Methods of Physics
>Theory of Knowledge

[Anonymous No.4969473]

>>4963474
I checked my second semester courses. It will count for 31 credits.

Physical chemistry (45h lectures+22.5h labs/exercices) - 6 credits
General chemistry 2 (30h + 54h) - 6 credits
Intro to analitycal an inorganic chemistry (30h + 50h) - 6 credits
General Physics 2 (60h + 60h) - 9 credits
Crystallography and molecular spectroscopy 2 (30h + 20h) - 4 credits

Anus is prepared

[Anonymous No.4969489]

>>4969342

Which Uni?

[Anonymous No.4969493]

2nd year Comp Sci:

Neural Networks
Robotic Systems
Machine Intelligence
Computer Architecture
Essential Algorithms
Compilers
Advanced Databases

[Anonymous No.4969504]

functional analysis
ring theory
mathematical optimication
don't know what it's called in english, but you use numerical analysis to solve pdes
theoretical physics I

[Anonymous No.4969516]

>>4964915
>Quantum Field Theory III
dayum

[Anonymous No.4969521]

>>4969342
you're right, that is shit tier

[Anonymous No.4969526]

I'm jealous of you fucks who are actually at a Tech Uni. I'm 2nd year physics at a liberal arts college. Granted, I am in a joint program with a decent tech school but I won't be going there for another 2 years.

General Chem
Macroeconomics
Uni Physics 1
Uni Physics 3
Archaeology of NYS
Metaskills (how to not be a lazy fuck)

[The_MPC No.4969558]

>>4964684
PHYS275 = Experimental Physics
PHYS401 = Quantum Mechanics
PHYS404 = Stat Mech and Thermo
PHYS411 = Electromagnetism
PHYS604 = Methods of Mathematical Physics

[The_MPC No.4969562]

PHYS275 = Lab
PHYS401 = Quantum Mechanics
PHYS404 = Thermo and Statistical Mechanics
PHYS411 = Electromagnetism
PHYS604 = Mathematical Physics

[Anonymous No.4969605]

>feelbad.jpg

Also, 2nd year bioengineering

[Anonymous No.4969647]

>>4964680

>not being a Renaissance man
>not being well-versed in all manner of disciplines
>not understanding that all fields are connected

What an idiot.

[Anonymous No.4969686]

First year physics

[The_MPC No.4969693]

>>4969686
Have fun. What exactly is covered in your "analysis" class?

[Anonymous No.4969695]

Linear algebra with applications
Thermodynamics
Mechanical dynamics
Statistics for scientists and engineers
Electricity and magnetism
Machine shop experience
Solidworks
2 credits of biotech research

MechE master race

[Anonymous No.4969705]

This semester is easy for me, 16 units

>Engineering: solid mechanics dynamics

>Calculus 3

>1st year Chemistry

>Intercultural Communication

[Anonymous No.4969718]

>>4969686
ETH Zürich?
I'm going there next year!

[Anonymous No.4969726]

>>4969693
He's from germany, so it's compareable to calculus, I guess.
It's pretty proof based and you do some sequences, infinite series, derivatives and integrals

[Anonymous No.4969732]

mfw niggaz taking 200 lvl math in college.
I'm a freshman taking math 375 so I'm basically top shit

[Serkit !eSpvUDpflw No.4969736]

diff eq
intro to electronics with lab
intro to comp e lab
speech
circuits 2

[The_MPC No.4969741]

>>4969726
Ah. I figured. but I was a little thrown off that he was taking physics before finishing that.

[The_MPC No.4969743]

>>4969732
Uh... congrats. Did you take your 200-level classes as a high schooler with dual enrollment?

[Anonymous No.4969744]

Starting my sophomore year:
Uni Physics III
Uni Physics II Lab (Couldn't fit it in last semester)
Calc III
Gen Chem II
Bio I
Bio I Lab
And also some gen ed class that I'm just going to do online.

[Anonymous No.4969749]

>>4969743
yea. Even though my school was stupid and spread AB and BC calc into 2 years, I think that did help me get into honors math

[Anonymous No.4969752]

Analysis
Linear Algebra
Digital electronics
Technical Mechanics
Network and Circuits
Intro to Computer Science

I expect this to be quite easy, but I'm sure in the end it will get quite stressing because I've been slacking of half the semester...

[The_MPC No.4969767]

>>4969749
What about multivariable calculus, linear algebra, and differential equations? Are those just listed as 300's?

[Anonymous No.4969798]

Core:
Advanced Experimental Techniques and Analysis

Options:
Advanced Quantum Mechanics
Magnetism in Condensed Matter
Statistical Mechanics
Photonics
Advanced Mathematical Methods

[Anonymous No.4969812]

Gen Chem II
Genetics + Lab
Weather Disasters
Calc II. (Repeating since I failed over this summer)

Chemistry BA. Started with Software Engineering, but decided med school would be of more interest to me.

[Anonymous No.4969816]

>>4969732
>>4969732

[Anonymous No.4969845]

>>4964982
SJSU bro?

[Anonymous No.4969887]

>>4969767
ya linear alg is like 320. my 375 calc covers that

[The_MPC No.4969906]

>>4969887
Sounds fun. Linear Algebra, Multivariable Calc, and Diff Eq. are great fun when you take them together.

[Anonymous No.4969918]

How fucked am I? 24 years old.

[Anonymous No.4969921]

>>4969918
damn nigga you old

[Anonymous No.4969923]

>>4969918
>taking a remedial reading class

Damn. Good luck in college, bro. If you're that far behind then it's going to take a long time to get on track.

[Anonymous No.4969924]

Medical Microbiology
Biomedical Analysis
Clinical Immunology
Clinical Biochemistry
Practical Research methods.
Fuck this is going to be a busy semester.

[Anonymous No.4969955]

[Anonymous No.4969965]

>>4969887
lol. linear algebra and calculus are first semester in europe. at what age do you guys normally go to college?

[Anonymous No.4969968]

Metric Spaces
Group Theory
Number Theory
Linear Control Theory
Real and Abstract Analysis

[Anonymous No.4969978]

>>4969965

Most American students enter college at 17 or 18. Calculus is also a first semester course for many students in America, but Linear Algebra and Diff Eq are usually put off to sophomore year although most science and math majors could probably take it freshman year and be fine.

[Anonymous No.4969984]

>>4969965
same as eurofags. Damn eurofags always seem to have a better educational system

[Anonymous No.4969985]

>>4969924
Fuck that sounds like fun. What major are you in?

[Anonymous No.4970037]

Organic Chemistry I
Analytic Chemistry I
Nuclear Chemistry
Polymer Chemistry

Shit is getting serious

[Anonymous No.4970043]

>>4969718
>>4969686
Me too. I'll look out for the weirdest looking guys I can find on campus and just assume it's one of you two.

[The_MPC No.4970169]

>>4969984
You could always, you know, do the same. No reason an American student couldn't likewise take calculus, linear algebra, and more as a freshman.

[Anonymous No.4970243]

>>4970169
its just that i feel the high school system in America is a little behind Europe and may slightly hinder the path of education.

[Anonymous No.4970256]

[Anonymous No.4970257]

Honor's Real Analysis One
Algebra II
Introduction to Cryptography
Literary Theory and Analysis
Detective Fiction

[Anonymous No.4970353]

>>4969955

[Anonymous No.4970455]

General Chemistry II (have to retake because of lazy last semester)
Organic Chemistry I
Cell Biology
Wildlife and Ecology
World Music (gen ed)

[Anonymous No.4970543]

>>4970353

It'll either be fun or terrible

[Anonymous No.4970548]

Yeah sure, i'll join the fun.

[Anonymous No.4970574]

modern algebra
math logic
2nd year spanish
Linguistics of the Human Mind
Linguistics of Meaning
Advanced asian pussy fucking.

[Anonymous No.4970724]

Only 15 credits, but I'll be taking a bunch of online courses and reading some books.

[Anonymous No.4970971]

someone comment on my schedule ;-;

[Anonymous No.4970978]

>>4970971
which is yours?

[Anonymous No.4970979]

>be incoming 4th year
>still not finished with GEs
>12 units
>cant get needed classes because they are either full, conflict with important design classes, or not offered year round

no schedule. too embarrassed to post it

[Anonymous No.4970986]

Hey OP, you at MSU?

Go green...

[Anonymous No.4971001]

>>4970724
>>4970978

[Anonymous No.4971110]

Analysis III & IV

[Anonymous No.4971119]

electrotechnics
electromagnetism and optics
analysis 2

10 european credits each