/sci/ - Science & Math

[Anonymous No.5363453]

Post 'em.

[Anonymous No.5363458]

>MATH1XX
>SCI1FC3

do you go to school on mars or Denmark?

[Anonymous No.5363467]

2nd semester freshman

[Anonymous No.5363468]

>>5363458
Canada!

Calculus for Math and Stats II
Introductory Microeconomics
Philosophy in Law and Society
Introduction to Mathematical Reasoning
Mathematics for Computing
Mechanics and Waves

[Anonymous No.5363471]

>>5363467
School?
Also you have horrible Tuesdays and Thursdays. 7:45 AM, Jesus Christ.

[Anonymous No.5363472]

I'm a psych major don laff pleas

[Anonymous No.5363476]

>>5363471
UW madison. But I'm just gonna skip those discussions and go to the ones T/TH at 4 instead. It doesn't really matter which I actually attend.

[Anonymous No.5363478]

>>5363467

Dat 7:45 in the morning class.
Kill yourself now.

[Anonymous No.5363486]

>>5363472
How do you find psychology? Why'd you pick it as a subject to study? What do you find interesting about it? How are the people you learn from? What do you see yourself doing with it?

>>5363476
Ha yeah I wish I could do the same for those early morning tutorials.

[Anonymous No.5363488]

>>5363467
8:30 is pure murder
>phd here

Christ anything before 8 is legit death camp, I hope you dont have an exam during regular hours

[Anonymous No.5363489]

>>5363488
What?
>wake up 2 hours before exam
>eat eggs and drink coffee
>??????
>profit

"??????" means take a massive shit btw

[Anonymous No.5363490]

Signals and Systems II
Electromagnetics II
Energy Systems/Power Electronics
Intro to General Topology

It's gonna be great.

[Anonymous No.5363491]

chemical engineering
university of houston

[Anonymous No.5363502]

>>5363486
I find it interesting to study why people do the things they do, and all the different research...you learn a lot about the best/worst ways to do things...best ways to study, talk to people, etc....lots of psych research is applicable on an individual level.

I chose to study it because I was doing biology but didn't like how far removed the faculty were from "people".

The people? 99.99% retards. This stereotype is true. It's a pretty easy major and people know this.

I see myself studying medicine in about a year. The reality is there are no jobs for psych...but it is an interesting field if you just like to learn about people and how we live and shit like that. It's like being a voyeur and it's acceptable.

[Anonymous No.5363509]

>>5363472
>I'm a psych major don laff pleas

At University of Massachusetts Dartmouth, no less. Great! Freaking great place to study Psych!

[Anonymous No.5363511]

>>5363502
>The people? 99.99% retards. This stereotype is true. It's a pretty easy major and people know this.

True. Especially those studying Psych, and having back to back classes. Prograde and retrograde memory interference. Its even worse for Physical sciences.

[Anonymous No.5363513]

Pardon me math plebeians and science serfs, just passing through on business. Cheerio.

[Anonymous No.5363518]

>>5363502
Did you write the MCAT already? How do you figure you'll get in? What if you don't?
>>5363490
School, year?

>>5363491
Looks good! I know the US makes school reputation a big deal... so what's the University of Houston like rep-wise?

[Anonymous No.5363520]

>>5363513
I always liked the idea of taking courses on Classics. I was going to take Latin as electives for second year, actually!
How do you enjoy your major?

[Anonymous No.5363524]

Sophomore Chemical Engineer

[Anonymous No.5363526]

>>5363518
Just taken practice tests so far, I'm in the mid 30's range so I'm not to stressed.

If I don't get in I'll probably try to get a masters in chemistry or statistics or something more scientific. If I had to start college over I think I would do chemistry, focused on organic.

[Anonymous No.5363536]

Sophomore Chem Engineer

[Anonymous No.5363538]

>>5363526
Chemistry is tough for me. Too much knowing and memorizing and then all the exceptions. I love labs and actually DOING chemistry, though. I got only a B+ in it this semester just past.

Did you know that there are a few medical schools here which do not require you to write the MCAT in order for admission?

[Anonymous No.5363539]

>>5363536
Do you find chemical engineering overwhelming? Is it difficult? Does it require a lot of critical thinking or creativity? Do you have time for other things in your life like hobbies or a girlfriend with chem eng, or do you really have to spend most of your time studying to keep up those A's?

[Anonymous No.5363545]

>>5363538
Ahh, I'm a fan of sitting down a working out chem problems on paper...in the lab I'm a major fuckup. I don't think I ever got the yield right once, and was always in there longer than average. If I was going to do chem I'd definitely be theoretical because I'd end up killing someone in the lab.

I don't think you'd want to go to the schools that don't require MCAT.

[Anonymous No.5363546]

>>5363536
>First year physics

In chem eng? really? I never had to touch it.

>>5363539
>Do you have time for other things in your life like hobbies or a girlfriend with chem eng, or do you really have to spend most of your time studying to keep up those A's?

Ahahaha. Unless you're incredibly gifted at mathematics, you'll be very overwhelmed. It has the highest drop out rate of any stream of engineering, simply because everyone underestimates it.

My university calls it the hardest undergrad you can do, so take take for what it's worth.

[Anonymous No.5363547]

2nd quarter Freshman Biochem at UCSD.
Anyone else from here?

[Anonymous No.5363551]

>>5363539
So far it hasn't been too bad. After this semester I'll have most of my basic courses over with. I have time to go to the gym every day, I have a season pass to a ski resort 30 minutes away, and I have some time to read books. This will be my largest course load yet with 22 credits but I think it should be doable.

[Anonymous No.5363553]

>>5363513
What's your major? I've always loved history (especially Ancient Egyptian) and I originally wanted to major in history or archaeology, but the job market is shit for them in the U.S. How are you liking it so far? How's your job prospects?

[Anonymous No.5363556]

Mechanical Laboratory II (Lecture & Lab)
Nuclear Reactor Theory
Alternate Energy
>finishes my major except for Design I and II
International Culture Business Ethics
Music in the Human Imagination (3rd best music school in the nation)
Technical Writing

[Anonymous No.5363563]

>>5363545
Why not? They aren't really backwater schools here. They are well-known, top 20 ones here, at least.

Really, you hate the labs? I'm okay at doing chemistry and I think labs are what its all about! I hated answering those plug and chug first year chem questions but I guess theoretical chemistry really has none of that, does it? It might be interesting!

>>5363546
>>5363551
You've told me what your university has to say... now, what do YOU say? Are you incredibly gifted at math, or... are you like me and do actually need to put in hard work and hours of study? Do you have time for anything? What kinds of stuff are you learning now in chemical engineering?

>>5363547
What do you do in that huge gap? I HATE that because it literally ruins my day. You have so much time that it's a hassle, but not enough time to do anything really cool because you got school later!

[Anonymous No.5363564]

>>5363491
>only one lab

lucky bastard

[Anonymous No.5363567]

>so many of you faggots have 2+ hour gaps

jesus christ. learn to manage your schedule better.

[Anonymous No.5363570]

>>5363567
For some of us, the gaps are the only option. I'm the OP, and the morning tutorials for my math classes are the only ones available. At the same time, there's only one calc II section at the time I've chosen... so some of the gaps are just consequential.

[Anonymous No.5363571]

>>5363567
>not planning breaks in between lectures to grab a sandwich a quickie a nap and watch some Rocket Power.
>ishiggydiggy

[Anonymous No.5363574]

>>5363563
I'm trying to pick up some form of research next quarter, so hopefully that will take up time. Otherwise, I'll just head to the library and get shit done.

[Anonymous No.5363576]

>>5363567
You act as if we control what time slots the school offers classes during. I had to take what I needed to take when it was offered. Were you some crappy liberal arts major?

[Anonymous No.5363580]

>>5363571
>not cramming everything in as tight as you can so you can minimize your time at university

stop being retarded.

[Anonymous No.5363582]

>>5363563
I'm from the USA, and every school (that is a real school you would go to) requires MCAT.

I'm assuming you're from Canada, which doesn't focus so much on MCAT but on relies on GPA, correct?

[Anonymous No.5363583]

>>5363563
Okay maybe I understated it a little because it is a matter of frequency. I didn't study too much in calculus II and got away with a B in the course but I have general interest in mathematics. I had a good time in chem eng I but I know some kids struggled through the class. It definitely takes time but with good structure in your day and time management it can be bearable. I basically learned how to quantify shit that goes through a factory. If you want an idea of the basics go to one of those russian book sited and search for Finlayson B. A. - Introduction to Chemical Engineering Computing.

[Anonymous No.5363585]

>>5363576
Go to a better university. If you're doing a STEM related degree and the timetable office doesn't make it so everything is incredibly efficient for the students, then you go to a shitty institution of study. Simple as that.

[Anonymous No.5363590]

>>5363574
Yeah I guess I should do that more, shouldn't I?
But even the computers at the library are a bit distracting... maybe I could start going back to the gym during the gaps?

>>5363582
Sort of, but most of our schools require the MCAT, too.

>>5363583
So as a chemical engineer, then, what would you... do, exactly? Have you had internships? What've you done during those?

And again... do you have good time management? Is it bearable for YOU? I care more about what you think!

And yes, thank you. I will look that book up.

[Anonymous No.5363591]

>>5363547
That's one of the worst schedules I have ever seen. So much wasted time as breaks, there has to be some way to shorten the breaks

[Anonymous No.5363598]

>>5363585
What university do you go to? What does your schedule look like?

[Anonymous No.5363603]

>>5363591
That Chem 6c class is the only one, the 7l lab gets filled fast, and Poli Sci is always early.

[Anonymous No.5363605]

Fucking hate US premeds.

[Anonymous No.5363609]

>>5363591

You've got to be fair, he is a freshman.

I myself had horrible schedules freshman and sophomore year.

You don't really get awesome amounts of choice and freedom until you're an upperclassman anyways, and you've also got your shit together.

[Anonymous No.5363610]

>>5363585

4/10, I guess I'll make this my last response. The highest priority of any and every school is to reduce time conflicts, not make everything your arbitrary definition of efficient. Having classes back to back to back is a nightmare when you actually take classes worth their shit.

Cherry picking classes so you spend the least amount of time at school is something you only do at community colleges.

[Anonymous No.5363607]

>>5363598
University of Sydney. I haven't enrolled yet. I missed online enrollment because I was in Uganda, so I have to go in and do it in person. Not a big deal.

[Anonymous No.5363624]

>>5363590
Chemical engineers basically design and manage factories. This ranges from things like pharmaceuticals to hydraulic fracking. Other jobs include working for firms that optimize processes in factories, maximize profits, and the techniques can be applied to model other things like the human body. It is pretty rare for anyone under their Junior year to get an internship so I will probably get one not this summer but the next one.
My time management was not great. This semester I plan on reviewing my classes in a cycle of 2 classes on odd days, 3 on even so a minimum of 3-4 hours a day in the library.

[Anonymous No.5363638]

>>5363553
Why ancient Egypt?

[Anonymous No.5363644]

>>5363453
I haven't made a chart, because I never use them when I do.

It looks like this:

Mon, Wed, Fri

8:05-9:05, Calc II
9:20-10:20, Intro to Literature
10:30-11:30, Classical Physics II
12:50-1:50, Principles of Microeconomics

Tuesday:

8:05-9:05, Calc II
10:30-12:40, Physics II Lab
6:00-9:15, Intro to Logic

Thursday:

8:05-9:05, Calc II
10:30-11:30, Classical Physics II.

[Anonymous No.5363673]

>>5363607
Complaining about other people's schedules and you aren't even in yet? Tsk, tsk.

>>5363624
Good for you! I wish you luck in your studies.
Chem engineering sounds like a blanket term for a very large amount of diverse things. What would you like to do?

>>5363644
Well, my course website thingy makes it for me automatically when I pick my courses!

Interesting how you have five classes, but most of them have less than 3 lectures a week. Why is that?

Also, what school do you go to? Major/Degree/Program?

[Anonymous No.5363702]

typical week in light blue.

[Anonymous No.5363705]

Trying to complete a physics/chemistry double major but due to conflicting course schedules between the two departments I have to gimp one subject.
Any opinions on what focus would be better? Inorganic/Materials chemistry and the core physics subjects are all incredibly interesting so I am torn.

Cheers

Cheers

[Anonymous No.5363712]

>>5363673
Last semester of Community College (thank God). Most of the gen ed shit is MWF, and I'm polishing off the last few I need for an AA and AS dgree.

I'm going to go into the physics program at a pace called Coe College, they said I could probably start research this summer, classes there in the fall.

[Anonymous No.5363714]

>>5363712
*place called

Sorry, it's late.

[Anonymous No.5363720]

>>5363705
Daniel?

[Anonymous No.5363732]

>can't schedule to save my life
Second semester chem major freshman
Thinking about double majoring in biochem because its only like 14 extra credits in bio

[Anonymous No.5363733]

My Timetable for my first semester next year. From New Zealand so I don't start till February

[Anonymous No.5363735]

>can't schedule to save my life
Second semester chem major freshman
Thinking about double majoring in biochem because its only like 14 extra credits in bio

[Anonymous No.5363736]

winter quarter at a UC

[Anonymous No.5363734]

>>5363702
Looks like Quebec or France? Major? School? And how are you enjoying it so far?

>>5363705
Why do you want to do a double major?

>>5363712
That's pretty cool! How did you get them to let you do research; what kind of research do you want to do?

[Anonymous No.5363740]

Chem honours student. Last semester

[Anonymous No.5363742]

>>5363673
Thanks I'm going to need it!
I am realy interested in neurology and the stock market. I want a job in oil and gas for the work schedule. It is typically two weeks of work then two weeks off with a good salary. This would give me money and time to travel and do research on my own time.

[Anonymous No.5363744]

>>5363735
Why'd you pick chemistry as a subject? What do you plan to do after you graduate? Do you actually like chemistry? If so, what parts?
>>5363736
What's a UC? Your schedule looks pretty lax. Fill those gaps with something!

>>5363742
A job like that sounds amazing. Nurses here have similar hours - 4 days of 12 hour shifts, and then 5 days off in between each. I would love a job like that or a job like you say.

[Anonymous No.5363749]

>>5363736
Whats your major, bro? And how's that triton eye coming along?

[Anonymous No.5363752]

>>5363744
He's at the University of California but didn't want to let on to which campus.
(He's at UCSD)

[Anonymous No.5363755]

>>5363752
Why do people not want to reveal what campus or what college they are at? The odds that you'll meet someone from here are really small - the odds that someone here at the same college as you will DO something to you once he finds out what school you go to and what classes you have is even smaller. At least in my opinion.

[Anonymous No.5363758]

>>5363755
I presume it's just general wariness about giving up too much info on 4chan.

[Anonymous No.5363765]

>>5363734
it's in France; Supélec.
This is my first year in the school, I've been through two years of prépa before. They were the most intellectualy stimulating years of my life.
Now things are a bit slower, courses sometimes feel watered down because most professors haven't studied at the ENS.
But I guess I'll be getting a nice job at the end of it so whatever...

[Anonymous No.5363778]

>>5363734
>That's pretty cool! How did you get them to let you do research; what kind of research do you want to do?

It's not a huge physics department. They do stuff with sound, computational biophysics, and glass research. Glass is their big thing, so I would guess that's why I'll be working on.

As for why they want me? Probably my 4.0 and activity in the honor society.

[Anonymous No.5363783]

>>5363778
"why"

Fuck me I need to get to bed.

[Anonymous No.5363807]

[Anonymous No.5363817]

Im likely going to drop out. Low grades. Was my last semester too.

[Anonymous No.5363827]

>>5363744

I find both physics and chemistry fascinating; materials chemistry seems like it would have more career opportunities and I would enjoy it, careers in physics research seem more scarce.

I enjoy inorganic and materials chemistry very much, but physics subjects interest me slightly more.

[Anonymous No.5363830]

I'm taking 28 units next quarter. Got a 4.2 last quarter with about the same units. Total cakewalk.

[Anonymous No.5363831]

>>5363827
meant to be a reply to >>5363734 about the double major

[Anonymous No.5363833]

>>5363720
Nope. UoA?

[Anonymous No.5363840]

looking forward to tuesdays

[Anonymous No.5363845]

>>5363840
You go to Caltech?

[Anonymous No.5363852]

>>5363845
huh, wasn't expecting someone to figure it out that quickly. You do as well?

[Anonymous No.5363857]

Dis gun be good.

Physics + MechE

[Anonymous No.5363861]

>>5363852
All you have to do is google the course names you posted. Took me all of 10 seconds. I'm the OP, so no, I go to a university in Canada. How'd you get in?

[Anonymous No.5363874]

>>5363453
Hey OP

If Sciaraffa is teaching Phil 1B03, remember the word "explicate". anytime he uses it, laugh at him, because he is using it incorrectly.

I go to your university, I'm a fourth year philosophy major.

[Anonymous No.5363880]

>>5363861
>All you have to do is google the course names you posted.
That makes more sense
>How'd you get in?
By being smart? I'm not really sure what to say. Went to a good high school, had good grades, did my share of extracirriculars/research. The Caltech admissions process is as close to a meritocracy as you're going to find in the US so most everyone who gets in deserves to attend.

[Anonymous No.5363884]

>>5363874
Hahaha you know what's sad? I'm probably the same age or older than you. It would be weird if we met. I'll keep your advice in mind. Why'd you pick philosophy, and what do you plan to do when you're done?

>>5363880
I never got how there were such smart people in school. I doubt, with our low education standards, that anybody at a Canadian high school would be able to get into a school like Caltech.

[Anonymous No.5363890]

Second semester sophomore lol guess my major guise.

[Anonymous No.5363891]

>>5363884
>I doubt, with our low education standards, that anybody at a Canadian high school would be able to get into a school like Caltech.
nah, I wouldn't say that. If you go to a great high school but you're just an average student there and don't really do anything, you're going to have a harder time getting in than a kid from an average high school who is clearly pushing himself to learn and taking advantage of his resources and stuff like that.

[Anonymous No.5363897]

>>5363884
Why are you that old and only in first year of university?
Why would it be wierd if we meet? Hell I could help you out with editing your papers for that philosophy class. If you wanna exchange emails I'm down.

I picked Philosophy because I want to know how to ask the right questions. Philosophy helps me to learn how to live well, and learn well. I have submitted an application to a Japanese exchange program to teach english abroad.

[Anonymous No.5363898]

>>5363891
All high schools are the same here! No one high school is a "great" one - there's no disparity between them like there is between your basic high school in where ever, USA and Bronx High School of Science. That doesn't exist here.

As well, sure, there are smart kids... but look at the kind of people that go to Harvard and Caltech - mathematical genius putnam fellows. Only one of our university was ever in the top 5 finishers, for example.

What's more, none of our universities really require you to have or do any extracurriculars - it's all on merit. Average here would be considered below average there, for sure.

It's just interesting when you hear about American high school students doing amazing things in just their high school years like... I dunno, building rockets. That's stuff you don't see here.

[Anonymous No.5363907]

So many gaps in the schedules, it really sucks when you have no choice though. I only have a 1 hour gap on teusdays and thursdays luckily.

[Anonymous No.5363913]

>>5363897
I made some bad choices in life. How old are you? I just turned 23 yesterday. I should be finishing up an MSc by now.

You know what, that's not a bad idea. What's your e-mail? It would be nice to have someone edit my papers.

I'd love to be able to teach English abroad. That seems like such a great way to travel and have some cash. Good luck to you!

[Anonymous No.5363932]

>>5363913
I'm 21. Emails in the email field.
If you can get them to me well before the due date I will most def give them a read.

[dsgdsg No.5363950]

Hey, I go to Mac too!

[Anonymous No.5363954]

123271 (U) Molecules to Materials
123311 Adv Phys & Analyt Chemistry Each student should take 3 hour(s) of Lecture(s), 3 hour(s) of Laboratory class(es), 1 hour(s) of Tutorial(s) per week. Geoff Jameson
123312 Adv Organic Chemistry Each student should take 3 hour(s) of Lecture(s), 3 hour(s) of Laboratory class(es), 1 hour(s) of Tutorial(s) per week.
236302 Nanoscience Research Project Please refer to the department for an individual schedule.

[Anonymous No.5363955]

123271 (U) Molecules to Materials Not Available
123311 Adv Phys & Analyt Chemistry Each student should take 3 hour(s) of Lecture(s), 3 hour(s) of Laboratory class(es), 1 hour(s) of Tutorial(s) per week.
123312 Adv Organic Chemistry Each student should take 3 hour(s) of Lecture(s), 3 hour(s) of Laboratory class(es), 1 hour(s) of Tutorial(s) per week.
236302 Nanoscience Research Project Please refer to the department for an individual schedule.

[Anonymous No.5364125]

>>5363749
pharm chem. Triton eye is deadly man, you realize how low your standards are once you go home for a break. You a tritonfag?

[Anonymous No.5364130]

>>5363807
LEL this is BULLSHIT no man can handle that much rape

[Anonymous No.5364144]

>>5363467

>7:45AM

Fuck that.

[Anonymous No.5364161]

Bet you can't guess my major.

[Anonymous No.5364173]

Mechanical Engineering masters program, final semester.

[Anonymous No.5364179]

>>5364173
Your classes look just like sine and cosine waves

[Anonymous No.5364188]

>>5364161
recreation? faggotry?

[Anonymous No.5364195]

>>5364188
micro biology

But mostly required electives.

[Anonymous No.5364200]

>>5364195
Come one bro the only required course i see there is immunology and even that seems like an elective that could be avoided. Are you a freshman? You better dive into those bio lower divs quick.

[Anonymous No.5364201]

>>5364173
Dude are you at Manchester?

[Anonymous No.5364211]

>>5364200
Senior. The nutrition fulfills an outstanding chemistry requirement (I don't want to take more organic chemistry). The other two classes fulfill an upper division elective requirement. I've already taken general bio, molecular, cell, genetics, etc.

[Anonymous No.5364213]

>tfw you haven't been accepted to uni for spring semester yet and they make you wait til the end of December to let you know so you can register for classes that start two weeks later.
>tfw sick of community college

[Anonymous No.5364216]

>>5364211
Nice.... That's a very laid back schedule for a senior

[Anonymous No.5364234]

[Anonymous No.5364241]

>>5364201

I'm in the states.

[Anonymous No.5364242]

Triple majoring in Microbiology, Biology, and Botany, Minor in Chemistry.

BI: Biology
ENT: Entomology
BB: Biochemistry
MB: Microbiology
WR: Writing (lol)

20 credits, had to get an override to take them all.

>tfw I go to Oregon State

[Anonymous No.5364244]

>>5364242
which amphetamines do you use

[Anonymous No.5364249]

h-hey guys you like psych majors r-right?

[Anonymous No.5364252]

>>5364242
Too bad OSU doesn't offer micro bio degrees, or botany degrees.

[Anonymous No.5364253]

[Anonymous No.5364254]

>>5364244
My home board is /fit/ so I found out about this thing called an 'ECA stack' and its awesome.

1 tablet of bronkaid
1 200mg caffiene pill
3 baby asprin

Also, I have a prescription for 54mg Methylphenidate.

For studying I take Piracetam, along with a bunch of soy lethicin.

[Anonymous No.5364256]

>>5364252
>implying they don't
Its going to be really confusing when I try to graduate then.

[Anonymous No.5364331]

>>5363536
OSU?

[Anonymous No.5364355]

I can't get over how empty it is compared to the first term. To be fair I have 2 fewer modules. Oh and this doesn't include the physiology and biochemistry labs I'll have.

1st year Biomed at UCL

[Anonymous No.5364401]

This is pushing me back an entire semester, let's hope it's worth it.

[Anonymous No.5364406]

>>5364401
where

[Anonymous No.5364416]

>>5364406
Sweden

[Anonymous No.5364482]

>>5364331
He doesn't go to Ohio state, but I do (chem eng also actually, pic related).

As has been said, you had better be damn good at math. Within two weeks, about a third of the class dropped in my first chem e major course.

I'm pretty lucky that I'm very good at math (most of my math profs tried to convince me to switch majors to math, strange that they cared).

[Anonymous No.5364484]

>>5364254
big cum shots always helps me study too

[Anonymous No.5364487]

>>5364401
this format looks familiar. Are you a uiucfag?

[Anonymous No.5364517]

>>5364484
its for the the Choline, although I did originally but it to see if it gave me a bigger load.

[Anonymous No.5364516]

>>5364482
the O stood for Oregon

[Anonymous No.5364529]

get on my level, plebs

[Anonymous No.5364556]

>>5364529
>advanced applied proof theory
what is this I don't even

[Anonymous No.5364566]

>>5364401
college of Charleston?

[Anonymous No.5364586]

>>5364213
I know that sick of CC feel.

[Anonymous No.5364666]

>>5363638
Sorry I went to bed after I posted. I've been interested in ancient Egypt ever since I saw The Mummy (90's) as a kid. Everything from their culture, architecture and religion interested me. Probably a dumb reason to get into Egypt lol but it's what got me started.

[Anonymous No.5364671]

>>5364666
I have something even more embarrassing to admit

Here goes nothing:
Brian Greene got me interested in physics.


Don't hate me too much, /sci/. I've matured since than. My interest in physics has become genuine to the point where I want to truly understand and study it.

[Anonymous No.5364676]

I'm not just taking 3 classes, notice the individual research at the bottom.

Still gonna be an easy semester though. And this is a beautiful looking schedule.

[Anonymous No.5364683]

>>5364676
>Biology

[Anonymous No.5364697]

>>5364683
well what are you

[Anonymous No.5364702]

>>5364697
Physics master race. Need I find the chart?

[Anonymous No.5364701]

I'm in a CC doing remedials and GE requirements for transfer.

[Anonymous No.5364705]

>>5364697

Women's studies with a minor in sociology.

[Anonymous No.5364704]

>>5364702
>implying you're not in highschool trying to look cool and edgy on an anonymous image board

[Anonymous No.5364713]

This is good... isn't it?

[Anonymous No.5364714]

>>5364705
A you going to do your thesis on my cis privilege, and how much I should be checking it?

[Anonymous No.5364712]

>>5364701
Why are you even here?

[Anonymous No.5364715]

>>5364712

home work help.

[Anonymous No.5364717]

>>5364701
>>5364715

>remedial reading

You're beyond help, son.

[Anonymous No.5364727]

>>5364701
this has got to be fake

[Anonymous No.5364732]

>>5363807
lmao sup fellow UW student

my schedule:
>amath 250 - intro to dif eqs
>math 237 - calc 3 for honours math
>phys 122 - waves, E&M
>phys 124 - modern physics

not pictured:
tutorials for calc, dif eqs, and physics

also i need to get into the waves, e&m, and measurement laboratory

[Anonymous No.5364735]

>>5364717

At the end of my remedial reading course, I obtained a 14.1 on my Nelson Denny. I want to augment my reading comprehension to where I can thrive in my college courses. That's why I'm taking another remedial reading course.

[Anonymous No.5364750]

>>5364713
>all that math in one semester

Enjoy your finals.

[Anonymous No.5364753]

Dalhousie University doing a BSc in Chemistry in my second year

>First Semester
- Intro to Analytical Chemistry (A)
- Intro to Organic Chemistry I (A)
- Intro to Physical Chemistry (A+)
- Multi-Variable Calculus (A)
- Guitar X/Y

>Second Semester
- Intro to Inorganic Chemistry
- Into to Organic Chemistry II
- Intro to Physical Chemistry II
- Linear Algebra
- Guitar X/Y

Pretty happy with my grades so far and glad to be out of Calculus, I'm good at math but when you have someone who can't teach it, self teaching it is just too much

[Anonymous No.5364756]

>>5363807

Where in the world will you have time to study?

[Anonymous No.5364761]

>>5364750
Oh, I will.

[Chem !!cVYr12vX4l+ No.5364762]

Experimental Design
Multivariate Data Analysis
Process Control
Metabolic Engineering and Modelling of Micro-organisms
Industrial Chemistry
Instrumental Organic Analysis
Chemical Modification of Renewable Resources

and also an internship, 's going to be one though semester!

[Anonymous No.5364775]

>microbiology
>differential equations
>modern physics
>organic chem 2
>online gen ed

I will be done with class for the day before most people even wake up. Will either be living hell or paradise depending on whether i can adjust to the sleep schedule.

[Anonymous No.5364793]

>>5364775
If you're a night person like me, living hell.

[Anonymous No.5364798]

Chem E here

also the mechanics of solids lab rotates with fluid dynamics every week and I don't care if you stalk me

[Anonymous No.5364801]

>Graduate student
>2 classes
>Still not going to have shit for free time.

[Anonymous No.5364812]

BSU student hurr.

[Anonymous No.5364826]

>>5364798
How hard is solid mechanics?

[Anonymous No.5364830]

Engineers...engineers everywhere!

[Anonymous No.5364859]

>all these bio scum

pls go

[Anonymous No.5364879]

>>5364859
>Mostly engineers and biologists

What has /sci/ become?

[Anonymous No.5364886]

>>5364859
>>5364879

[Anonymous No.5364938]

[Anonymous No.5364939]

>>5364859
fuck you, at least were trying.

[Anonymous No.5364990]

Probability and stats
Group theory
Phys. 2
Engl. 2
Moral Theory

Fuck Wednesdays.

[Anonymous No.5365005]

>>5364879
>>5364859
I hate how you assholes love making fun of "soft" majors (more difficult than yours). Then when one of us has a legit bio/chem/engineering question, all the soft majors will already have abandoned board and we'll have a sausage fest of pure math degrees. That's what I've always wanted in a board titled "science"

[Anonymous No.5365027]

>>5363857
ASU bro? EE/Math here.
What year?

[Anonymous No.5365051]

>>5365005
>more difficult than yours

[Anonymous No.5365057]

All classes are MW except math (MWF):

9-10 Advanced Mathematical Methods for Scientists and Engineers
10-12 Computational Fluid Dynamics
2-4 Gas Dynamics
4-6 Senior Project

Mechanical Engineering at Oregon State.

[Anonymous No.5365061]

>>5365057
What's up with all those two day a way, two hour lectures? Is that normal at your school?

[Anonymous No.5365064]

>>5365061
*two day a week

[Anonymous No.5365100]

>>5365061

That's how many upper division ME courses are. The lower division stuff is typical three days/one hour lecture + one recitation but once you hit junior year you see a lot of two hour lectures that happen twice weekly. Part of it is to accommodate senior project and part of it is by senior year you do everything on your own time anyway so the amount of lecture hours really has no correlation to the workload. I figured that's how it is at most schools...

[Anonymous No.5365106]

>>5365061
>2012
>not realizing that your attention span cycles every 90 minutes,thus 80 minute lectures are optimal

[Anonymous No.5365188]

Engineering Design 1
Engineering Mathematics 2
Manufacturing Methods
Experimental Methodology

It should be the last "hard" semester before I graduate. My final semester I will only have to take ED2 and the FE exam. So I am pretty much done.

[Anonymous No.5365200]

EECE 434 - Biosignals and Systems
EECE 460 - Control System Design
EECE 492 - Distributed Energy Systems Management
APSC 450 - Engineering Ethics

[Anonymous No.5365223]

>>5365106
Oh, how convenient that our attention spans follow the cycle that just so happens to coincide with the century-old traditional timeslot. Funny how modern educational psychology works.

[Anonymous No.5365232]

>>5365223
>century old traditional timeslot
are you in the US? high school over here follows 43 minute classes, about half of university classes are given in one hour blocks... 80 minute timeslots is far from traditional

[Anonymous No.5365233]

9 am pchem is really 8am probability and statistics for chem engineering now.

-probability and stats for chem engineering
-materials science
-intro to chem engineering thermodynamics
-philosophy- medieval to rationalists

[Anonymous No.5365264]

Never show up before 11am, so fuck Thursdays. Never go to Maths arcade because it's bullshit.

[Anonymous No.5365280]

german freshman here

EM1 = introduction medicin
MIS = medicinal infomation systems
PG1 = programming 1st semester
TGI = technical basis of computer science
MA1 = math 1st semester