Class schedules

[Anonymous No.5421463]

Since /sci/ is currently nothing but shitposts, what does your upcoming semester/quarter looking like?

For me:
>Abstract Algebra
>Discrete Mathematics (it's used as more of a bridge class to upper mathematics at my school)
>C++ for scientists and engineers
>Intro to Creative Nonfiction Writing
>Required biology class that I think I'm going to drop and take over the summer
>Departmental oral presentation and examination at the end of the semester

[Anonymous No.5421464]

Only 3 classes because I'm lazy as balls and apparently it's okay for grad students to only take 3
>algebraic topology
>abstract algebra 2
>real analysis 1 (lol because i took complex analysis 1 last semester??)

[Anonymous No.5421466]

>>5421464
It's typically OK under most systems for graduate students to take only 2 classes.

3 isn't all that lazy.

[Anonymous No.5421472]

>Departmental oral presentation and examination at the end of the semester

what is this? an undergrad dissertation?

[Anonymous No.5421477]

my upcuming simistar does looking like you're moms ugly ass lol

[Anonymous No.5421482]

>>5421472
Sort of. It's required for all math majors, and most of the past presentations I've looked at are on shit like a rubiks cube, math and poker, etc .. I haven't heard of anyone ever failing it.

>>5421477
Well you've certainly told me off.

[Anonymous No.5421487]

diff eqs
intro quantum
astrophysics
chinese

[Anonymous No.5421493]

This is for the next quarter, some courses (marked *) are for the whole semester:

>Real analysis III (integration theory & series) *
>Discrete mathematics *
>Thermal Physics
>Physics III (first year babby physics)
>Introduction to Astronomy *

[Anonymous No.5421494]

ochem 2 and ochem 2 lab
quant analysis and quant analysis lab
calc 3
physics of music (hey it sounds cool)

[Anonymous No.5421497]

>abstract algebra 1
>analysis 2
>geometry
>introduction to topology
>prog
>graph 2

[Anonymous No.5421507]

i have an appeals hearing to attend monday because i fucked off for the last two semesters and got kicked out of my university, so idk ... think i might just join the army if i dont get let back in

[Anonymous No.5421511]

previous semester:
advanced organic chemistry
advanced anorganich chemistry
environmental chemistry
polymer science: synthesis and physical chemistry
Introduction to modern physics

upcoming:
Dynamics of chemical and biochemical systems
Colloid chemistry
genetics
Chemistry at nanometer scale
spectroscopic techniques
organometallic chemistry

[Anonymous No.5421521]

>>5421511
>polymer science

what school?

[Anonymous No.5421530]

>Calculus II
>Chemistry II
>Mineral Economics
>Geoarcheology
>possibly an Independent Study in Micropaleontology

[Anonymous No.5421533]

poetry
another poetry class
17th century euro history
a logic class
and something else, maybe milton or spenser

[Anonymous No.5421535]

>>5421533
...no science?

[Anonymous No.5421536]

>>5421521
why?

[Anonymous No.5421540]

>>5421535
>>5421533
logic?
sounds like some literature mayor
what do they teach at logic class

[Anonymous No.5421539]

>>5421536
he wants to ssstalk you

[Anonymous No.5421547]

calc 3
linear algebra
physics for engineers and scientists II (thermodynamics, electricity, and magnetism)
advanced computer architecture and organization
advanced data structures and intro to databases
advanced C++ programming

>tfw cc

[Anonymous No.5421564]

Astroparticle physics (dark matter and cosmic rays)

Particles and fields (non-abelian gauge theories, first order chromodynamics, higgs mechanism)

Gravitational waves (theory of detection)

String theory (shut up, it's still relevant)

Particle cosmology (dark matter, inflation)

>>5421530

Source?

[Anonymous No.5421572]

>>5421564
boku no picoonnnnnooo wait I'm not on /a/.

Boku Wa Tomodachi Ga Sukunai

It's basically Aspergers: The Anime.

[Anonymous No.5421588]

>>5421572

The tvtropes description makes it sound like fun. Thanks.

[Anonymous No.5421589]

>molecular cell biology
>"endocrine system-reproduction-life cycle-neoplasia"-course - very general shit, in other words
>"gastroenterology-nutrition-metabolism" - another general course

Yeah, I don't know why my courses have such childish names, but they do. And here I thought med school would be serious tier.

[Anonymous No.5421591]

First year CS & Math major.

>2nd Year - Computer Organization
>Calculus II for Mathematical Sciences
>Linear Algebra I
>Introduction to Databases and Web Application
>Introduction to Computer Science


>>5421463
Discrete Mathematics sucked balls, I'd say it was my least favourite of my math/cs courses.

[Anonymous No.5421592]

>>5421591

Majoring in mathematics and computer science, yet you think discrete mathematics sucked balls... ? Wow.
When're you gonna drop out?

[Anonymous No.5421597]

>>5421592

Not because of the course, I hate my prof. He made it a really unpleasant.

[Anonymous No.5421600]

>>5421597

Really? He made it unpleasant? That's horrible ;_;

But seriously, if you go further and get a master's/PhD, you will be worked like a fucking animal by professors who hate their lives and generally try to make yours miserable. They're gonna make you wish you were dead while you work 60 hours a week.
So suck it up or drop out.

[Anonymous No.5421610]

>>5421600

I'm not one of the academia fags. I'm most likely going to stop at a bachelor's degree, and go work in the field as a developer, engineer or w.e. my degree gets me.

I might consider a masters.

[Anonymous No.5421613]

>>5421610
>in academia
>"not one of the academia fags"

Lel.

[Anonymous No.5421614]

>>5421613
>>5421600

lel, why do you sound so butt-hurt bruh?

[Anonymous No.5421617]

>>5421614
Well, mostly because of shitheads like you who get whiny when they have to take discrete maths because "the professor was mean :'("

I'm in a MSTP and even I know some damn discrete math.

[Anonymous No.5421620]

>>5421617

>i said prof. was "mean"
the lazy fag, barely had enough energy to talk properly. he would just randomly walk out of the class and would not even come back.

aha, this guy. it's the time again, ain't it?

[Anonymous No.5421624]

>Calc II
>Disc Math II
>CS II
>Intro to C and UNIX
>Critical Thinking


I'm stressing the fuck out because I need to decide if I want to stay in CS or not by the end of the month...

[Anonymous No.5421625]

>>5421620
Welcome to university.
Or maybe you go to (hah) college?

[Anonymous No.5421630]

>>5421625

aha, i still don't understand why you are so butthurt. it's as if no one can ever complain ever in their life. calm down buddy, we know you're a hardcore badass scholar and all, but some of us like to "complain".

see, i love cs/math but the people in that major really lack social skills, think they are all going to be the future bill gates and (like you) are all "harcore gangbanging scholar badasses".

drink some water.

[Anonymous No.5421634]

>>5421624

why are you considering dropping out of cs?

[Anonymous No.5421658]

How many classes per semester is considered full-time study for you guys? I'm in Australia and my uni considers 4 subjects per semester (2 semesters per year) full time, anything above that is overloading.

[Anonymous No.5421659]

>>5421634
I'm not finding it as interesting as I expected, but that might just be because it's only the first year. I don't know how I feel about working with computers for the rest of my life.

I always liked physics the most...but I don't know if I'd want to go to grad school, which seems like a necessity to anything relevant.

Decisions decisions.

[Anonymous No.5421662]

>>5421659
*to do anything relevant

[Anonymous No.5421668]

>Creative Nonfiction Writing
Sounds kind of redundant. (I've never heard of it) Mind explaining?

[Anonymous No.5421671]

>>5421659
How about both? Finish your cs.
You liked physics? Do a double major. CS will always gives you many benefit no matter what career you chose.

[Anonymous No.5421673]

General Chemistry - 6ects
Analitycal & inorganic chemistry - 6ects
Physical chemistry - 6ects
General physics, EM i think - 9 ects
Spectroscopy - 4 ects
A religious course (catholical university here) - 2 ects

ects = european credit transfer system

[Anonymous No.5421675]

Calc II
Electromagnetism I
Cell biology
Python programming

[Anonymous No.5421678]

>>5421668
not op, but think essays, research papers, and memoirs that are actually entertaining, and you have creative nonfiction

[Anonymous No.5421677]

>>5421671
My stupid school doesn't let us do double majors. I could minor though.

I'm considering switching schools just to double major but it seems like such a hassle.

[Anonymous No.5421685]

>>5421511
Mirin' those classes. That reminds me I need to probably read some textbooks because Inorganic/Organic Chem. suck in my university.
Probable classes:
-Classical Mechanics
-P. Chem II
-Computational Chem.
-Eating Disorders
-Some community service Class
-Inorganic Synthesis
-Instrumental Chem

[Anonymous No.5421686]

>>5421673

>a religious course

lel

[Anonymous No.5421688]

>>5421686
Yeah it is "Questions of Religious Sciences: Christianity and questions of meaning"

[Anonymous No.5421697]

human sexual behavior
america as a foreign culture
bible as literature
intro to political science
shakespeare in film

[Anonymous No.5421712]

>>5421697

>pleb detected

[Anonymous No.5421718]

Communication Technologies
Microeconomics
Algorithmic Theory of Graphs
Discrete Probability
Informatics 2
English 2

[Anonymous No.5421721]

My schedule is pretty fun:

Computer Organization
Abstract Algebra
Modern Geometry
Complex Analysis
Theory of Computation
20th century art history

[Anonymous No.5421723]

>math, fysics, animal biology, chemistry, geology and programming

[Anonymous No.5421744]

>>5421463
> C++
I'm sorry anon. I hope you've already read your SICP before your soul is destroyed.

[Anonymous No.5421745]

Organic Chem 2 and Lab
Calculus 2
English Composition 2 (I've already dropped it twice before due to extraordinary laziness)
>community college

[Anonymous No.5421771]

Linear Algebra
Number Theory
Real Analysis 2
History and Foundation of Mathematics
Basic German Language Electives

Just finished my Abstract Algebra and Calculus courses

[Anonymous No.5421776]

I'm a freshman at a cc but I'm also anonymous so why not.
>Trigonometry
>Art
>English
>Psychology
>Chemistry
Also, anyone doing good in school have a turn around in work ethic for academics or were all of you doing good in school born with attributes that reward exceptional grades?

[Anonymous No.5421780]

>Diff Eq
>Linear Alg
>Discrete Math
>Physics II (Electricity and Magnetism)
>Comp Sci for Engineers

Time to transfer out of this community college and get into university.

[Anonymous No.5421783]

biomechanics of vertebrate feeding (solid and viscoelastic mechanics)

paleobiological modeling and analysis (multivariate statistics, etc.)

theoretical ecology (ODEs, optimization, networks)

research (classification problems in machine learning, network theory, multivariate time series analysis)

i love being a PhD student.

[Anonymous No.5421794]

>Calc 2 (Applied for engineers)
>Chemistry for engineers
>linear algebra
>Statics
>Physics 2 (EM)
>Design (Bullshit mandatory Eng course)
>Philosophy (Elective)

[Anonymous No.5421828]

>>5421463
>Fluid Mechanics for Chemical Engineers
>Fundamentals of Chemical Engineering II
>Calculus III
>Chemistry II with lab
> Physics II with lab
>Structures and Properties of Materials with lab

[Anonymous No.5421832]

How many credits are you guys taking? Taking 20 here (it's my fourth semester, first time I'm taking this many). What's like the upper bound? I've heard of people taking up to like 30 (that Steve Pavlina guy). There was one kid who took 37 credits in one semester at UVA in order to finish his double major in a year.

My schedule:
>Diff EQ
>Calculus III (had to get math dept. premission to take Diff EQ and Calc III at the same time)
>Linear Algebra
>Signal Analysis
>Chemistry II
>Physics II + Lab

[Anonymous No.5421841]

>>5421832
I think the normal "top" credit load is 21 credits. I'm taking 22 this semester; I just want to get these basic engineering courses out of the way. It looks like we have similar classes, I'm taking diff. eq. over the summer instead of with calc III.

[Anonymous No.5421845]

Calc 2
Chem 2 w/ lab
Physics 1 w/ lab
and all with recitations

[Anonymous No.5421856]

>>5421832
Im in canada so I think we may count credits differently but every engineer at my school has 7 courses a semester? What would that be in credits

[Anonymous No.5421861]

>>5421841
Yeah at my university, the top is 18 and you have to get permission for everything about that. The tuition gets fucking crazy. For 12-16 credits you pay $4710, then you pay $392.50 for every credit beyond 16. They're fucking assholes, it's not like the university is really providing more services are 16 credits, all that happens is you take someone else's POSSIBLE seat and a teacher has to grade like 3 more tests in a semester.

Getting permission was a bitch because the dean is a huge power-trip cunt.

Hoping to take these during this summer, 16 credits:
>Orgo 1 + lab
>Orgo 2 + lab
>Intro to Proofs
>Real analysis

[Anonymous No.5421864]

>Wake up
>Smoke weed
>$7.30 an hour
>Smoke weed
>Sleep

I've got a tough load this semester. Don't know if I can make it

[Anonymous No.5421867]

>>5421856
Credits in the US typically mean how many hours a week you should spend on the given class. The calculus courses are 3 credits, physics and chem are both 4;they would be 3 without the lab. My fluid mechanics is 3 credits along with the chem eng. fundamentals.

[Anonymous No.5421868]

>>5421856
Really depends on the courses. At my school, calc I and II were 4 credits each. But diff eq and III are 4 credits. Most upper classes here are 3 credits and most of the intros are 4 credits. Sometimes they split the lab from the course. So physics II lecture is a 3 credit course and physics II lab is a 1 credit course. Chemistry II is 4 credits and the lab is a part of the course. Organic Chemistry I is 3 credits and Organ Chemistry I lab is 2 credits.

So it really depends, sorry if that's not helpful. 7 courses would probably be ~21 credits as long as they're semi-serious classes.

[Anonymous No.5421874]

>>5421868
Yeah my seven are
>Calc 2
>Physics 2 (EM)
>Chemistry (with a lab)
>Lin. Alg
>Design
>Statics
>Philosophy (Bullshit elective)

None of them are really bird courses, Philosophy is a fucking essay course

[Anonymous No.5421875]

>>5421868
>But diff eq and III are 4 credits

I meant 3 credits each

[Anonymous No.5421878]

>>5421874
Yeah, at my school that would be ~23, ~24 if the physics has a lab component.

But like the guy above said, it's really done by about how much time you're in class. So for my 3 credit courses, it's usually like 2.5-3.5 hours/week in class.

[Anonymous No.5421880]

>>5421875
So I guess I'm probably sitting at around 21-22 credits? (me >>5421874)

[Anonymous No.5421881]

>>5421878
Yeah my physics has 8 labs this semester

[Anonymous No.5421886]

>>5421881
Have you taken a big schedule like this before? How do you get all of your work done? Any tips? Like I said, I'm only taking 20 this semester, I usually take 17-18 so it won't be a HUGE difference.

But I hope to take upwards of 30 this coming Fall semester if I can handle 20

[Anonymous No.5421890]

spectral theory
numerical methods for solving elliptic PDEs
numerical linear algebra
bachelor seminar in numerical analysis
some history of mathematics class

[Anonymous No.5421895]

Anyone have some sort of program for auto-registering for classes? I'm sitting here waiting for someone to drop this Ordinary Differential Equations class. I'm just hitting F5 over and over again and I'm getting bored.

A program to auto-register when the class opens up would be nice

[Anonymous No.5421914]

>Numerical analysis 2
>Numerical methods for differential equations and interpolation
>Design and analysis of algorithms
>Data structures

[Anonymous No.5421917]

Abstract algebra
Math modeling
Ordinary differential equations
Sampling methods
Stats/prob II
C++
Symmetries of differential equations

[Anonymous No.5421940]

>Mathematical Methods in Physics (PDE)
>Probability Theory and Statistics
>Strength of Materials and Solid Mechanics
>Modern Physics
>Electromagnetic Theory I
and some easy extra credits (business)
>Controlling II
>Marketing II
>Finance II
>Organization II

[Anonymous No.5421948]

1st year pharmacy
>Biochemistry.
>Microbiology.
>Organic chemistry I.
>Analytical chemistry.
>Pharmaceutical botanics.
>Physical chemistry.
>Galenic pharmacy.

[Anonymous No.5421949]

Applications of Viscous Fluid Mechanics
Quantum Field theory and Many Body Theory
Advanced Mathematical Finance: Exotic options and Bond Pricing.

Only 3 because I've got a research project going on, it's my final semester!!

[Anonymous No.5421963]

>Investigation and Analysis on Contemporary Issues in Education
>Political History of the United States
>College Algebra
>Human Biology, Flex Course

I'm mopping up the last of my cores before I go on into my Education major. I have a nice, cozy T-TR schedule. Has anyone else had the last class? What can I expect?

>>5421914
>>5421890
>>5421874
>>5421697

What's your major?

>>5421776

>Trigonometry

Y-you don't mean College Trig, do you? Because that would be a frightening nightmare.

>>5421771

Going abroad?

[Anonymous No.5421979]

>Constitutional Law
>Macroeconomic Theory
>Money & Banking
>International Economics
>Italian 101

[Anonymous No.5422023]

>>5421886
Yeah, I've done this before, and I have a part time job, honestly man just don't bullshit yourself, you've got work to do and you know you do, so don't spend a hour lurking these boards, listen to some music and get your shit done

[Anonymous No.5422026]

25 units total. I'm thinking that this is too much of an overload for me, and I want to drop Survey to computer science. Maybe even Art Appreciation. I think I'll just do them in a future semester.

[Anonymous No.5422029]

>>5422023
Do you use to-do lists? There was a guy Steve Pavlina (google him) and he got a math/CS double major in 3 semesters taking ~30 credits/semester.

Just curious if that's possible.

[Anonymous No.5422030]

>>5422026

Wouldn't want to get behind on your remedial reading now would you?

[Anonymous No.5422038]

>>5422029
Nope, no agenda's no to-do lists, I have a twin brother who is in engineering with me so it's useful. The biggest thing for me was not making some dumb excuse to skip class. And when you go to class stay of your laptop, actually going to class and paying attention 100% of the time is huge

[Anonymous No.5422041]

>>5422038
>MFW I go to class, but I spend the whole time on 4chan or some bullshit

Do you take notes? Do you study much for tests or do you basically learn it all through the semester? Give me your whole regiment. What time do you wake up?

[Anonymous No.5422042]

>>5422038

Don't forget spending study time constructively. If I had a penny for every time I've seen people ostensibly studying hard for 6 hours whilst in reality spending half of that time on Cracked or Facebook, or /sci/ for that matter...

[Anonymous No.5422044]

>>5421493

Wow. Today was the first lecture of the Discrete Mathematics course, and apparently almost the entire course is about Difference Equations (about 20% graph theory). Certainly not what I was expecting. Are Difference Equations relevant from a theoretical physics perspective or should I spend my time this spring on something else?

[Anonymous No.5422045]

>Seminary in Computers and Society
>Capstone Design – Digital/Computers Systems
>Formal Languages and Automata
>(Graduate) Network and Combinatorial Optimization Algorithms
>Introductory Solid State Physics
>Digital Signal Processing*
>Advanced Japanese
>Japanese Culture II

[Anonymous No.5422046]

not sure yet, but depending if i get into the CS program:
cs1, calc 2, portuguese (6 credit course), intro to logic, and physics 1

[Anonymous No.5422048]

>>5422026

If you're taking a remedial reading course, I recommend dropping the computer class, history class, and the art appreciation class. Just stick with English comp, Algebra, and that drawing class.

[Anonymous No.5422049]

>>5422041
>wake up
>go to class
>actually pay the fuck attention in class
>if I have a minor test/quiz/lab spend about an hour studying/ reviewing the material for it the day of/before
>if I have a legit midterm or final spend the week before studying with my brother
>biggest thing, is keep the fuck up all semester

>I have a part time job that I work about 20-24 hours a week and all this is completely manageable, as long as you keep up through the course

[Anonymous No.5422051]

>>5422041
and no I don't usually take notes
capcha: scienceg sih

[Anonymous No.5422054]

>>5422030

I actually don't want to get behind my Algebra and English comp classes. Algebra is a primary class that I want enough to to actually learn in. According to ratemyprofessor, the English comp professor is hard, and he's already asking for a five paragraph essay before spring semester has even started. In addition, my history professor is asking for 6 essays, so I'm gonna need time to do both the English and History papers.

[Anonymous No.5422059]

It's really starting to hit me really hard the difference in rigor between university and CC math classes.

>no more lowest grade dropped
>no more retakes
>no more take home test (lol)
>homework isn't graded
>curved tests

[Anonymous No.5422062]

>>5422054

I was merely being flippant, this your reading can't be too retarded if you're expected to produce such essays. Is there some semantic mix up here?

[Anonymous No.5422068]

I'm torn between going back to CC part time for art/web design, or manning the fuck up and studying mechanical engineering at the state uni. My first semester of engineering will look something like this:

>Calc III
>Chem I
>Intro to Engineering Sciences
>Human Geography (gen ed)

I figure if I can't keep up with a schedule like this, I have no hope in engineering.

[Anonymous No.5422077]

>>5422049
Holy fuck. I've never had a job during school year. Although this 20-credit semester I finally get to do research, but I doubt the guy I'm doing it with expects more than 5-10 hours/week

[Anonymous No.5422080]

>>5422077
oh and your question about what time I wake up, it depends when my class is but I usually get about 6-7 hours of sleep a night

good luck with your semester man, what courses do you have?

[Anonymous No.5422084]

>>5422062

I had a 14.1 in my nelson denny, which is supposedly considered college level reading level, but I'm not satisfied with my reading comprehension, so I'm taking these remedial courses to help augment my reading comprehension. In addition, I'm currently reading Catch 22 during break.

[Anonymous No.5422094]

>>5422084

I rescind my sarcasm and applaud your attitude.

[Anonymous No.5422104]

>>5422094
Ditto the diversity of your studies.

[Anonymous No.5422116]

>>5422080
I'm this guy:

>>5421832
>>5421861

Like I said, I've taken 17-18 credits the last semester, never taken such a math-heavy semester before though. My GPA is ~3.8, but I do nowhere near as well as I could because usually around 1/4 way into the semester I stop caring. I just start browsing 4chan on my laptop during class, stop reading textbook chapter before class, and in general stop studying. It's stupid too, I should have all As because I have no other real obligations other than class.

Do you do your chapter readings or do you rely solely on lecture?

[Anonymous No.5422133]

>Linear Algebra
>Electric Circuits
>Thermodynamics
>Intro to Engineering Graphic Design

Thermo and circuits are gonna blow

[Anonymous No.5422139]

>>5421463
Books for the upcoming semester for me are:
>Discrete Mathematics
>The Logic Book
>Cognitive Science An Introduction to Mind and

[Anonymous No.5422148]

>>5422116
if a teacher posts lecture notes I usually read just those unless I need to check the text for clarification cause I know the prof will probably just test us on the content from the notes

If there are no lecture notes I always read the textbook and use the internet to clarify topics, (and obviously work with my friends who are in Eng. too)

[Anonymous No.5422175]

>>5422148
That guy I talked about before says what he did was skip some classes that he didn't feel like were important and studied on his own. He also says

"Because I was taking about a dozen classes each semester, I would have several tests and projects due just about every week. I had no time to study outside of class because most of that time was used for my job. So I simply had to learn everything the first time it came up. If a teacher wrote out something on the board, I would memorize it then and there; I couldn't afford to learn things later and risk falling behind. During my slower classes, I would do homework, work out algorithms for my programming job, or refine my schedule."

I just got into the differentials class I wanted, so my day is going to be Mon-Thurs 9am-4:15pm, with a few hour long breaks here and there.

[Anonymous No.5422195]

>>5422084
>>5422026

Get rid of the computer class. You'll have 6 hours to study, homework, and writing essays on Monday and Wednesday. Plus, you'll also have free time on the weekends. I honestly would drop the beginning drawing class, since that's a waste of money.

[Anonymous No.5422206]

matrices
probability
geometry and calculus
series and functions
electric / magnetic fields
thermal properties of matter

[Anonymous No.5422226]

>Probability Theory and Stochastic Processes (2nd prob theory class)
>Advanced Calculus 2
>Linear Algebra
>Some dipshit econ class (they signed me up for intermediate macro, already took it)
>Gotta find another piss easy elective

[Anonymous No.5422241]

basic control engineering
introduction to electronics
electronic devices
principles of computer architecture

this will be the semester that will make me understand if I actually like EE or not.
Up until now I haven't done anything that many other branches don't do too.

[Anonymous No.5422256]

Analytical chem
Organic chem
Inorganic chem
Physics (electromagnetism)

[Anonymous No.5422275]

Real analysis
Linear algebra
Vector calculus
Physics 2
Ancient history

[Anonymous No.5422283]

>Thermodynamics
>General chemistry
>Introduction to nanotechnology
>Math 1
>Math 2

First year uni babby reporting in

[Anonymous No.5422292]

> Database Systems
> Advanced C++
> Case Studies in Software Design
> Architectures, Applications & Frameworks
> Software Engineering Concepts & Methods
> Discrete Mathematics

fapfapfap

[Anonymous No.5422330]

Britfag, I'm not sure how different it is for Murrikans, but:

(asterisks are year long)
Digital Forensics
Principles of Programming Structures and Algorithms
Software Requirements
Computer Systems*
Software Engineering*
Database Development*

[Anonymous No.5422333]

> Differential Geometry of Curves and Surfaces
> General Physics IV (Thermal)
> Mathematical Methods for Physics
> Physics Research
> Spanish 101 (need to take foreign language..might as well start now)

[Anonymous No.5422335]

>>5422195
"since that's a waste of money"

>2013
>Not doing a module just because you want to.

[Anonymous No.5422340]

>Advanced Macroeconomics
>Games Theory
>Applied Econometrics for Public Policies
>Financial Microeconomics
>Expectations and Anticipation

[Anonymous No.5422344]

Linear Algebra
Calculus 3
Computer Organization and Assembly Language
Computer Security
Native American History

[Anonymous No.5422347]

>Computational Fluid Dynamics
>Gas Dynamics
>Senior Design
>Advanced Mathematical Methods
>Some physics class to meet the requirements for my minor

[Anonymous No.5422351]

>>5422340

>Expectations and Anticipation

I'd be interested to hear what this comprises. Is it an econ module or something closer to game theory?

[Anonymous No.5422354]

>>5422340

Does anyone know how hard a Game Theory class is? They are offering this semester in the Math department and was thinking of taking it cause it sounds interesting

[Anonymous No.5422359]

>>5422354

Don't expect it to be any less mathematically rigorous than an analysis class...

[Anonymous No.5422362]

>>5422354
Game Theory is about what the possible decisions and economic agent might take. It involves Probability and Calculus being a sub-subject of microeconomics.

>>5422351
It's about how economic agents take information to make decisions but this is applying econometrics.

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>>5422362

I know what its about I was just wondering how hard it would it would be? Also how applicable is it to CS?

[Anonymous No.5422369]

>>5422364

It is applicable to Political Sciences and Behavioral Economics. But what you learn as undergraduate is basically useless.

[Anonymous No.5423878]

Modern algebra 2 (ring theory/field theory/galois theory)

Real analysis 2

Honors Linear Algebra (because I can't test out of it at my uni, also the prof is legit)

Topology (directed study)

Riemann surfaces (directed study)

p-Adics (directed study, no credits)

Graduate algebra 2 (sitting in)

German 6th semester

[Anonymous No.5423884]

I don't get it.

When I was an undergrad, I never took 6+ classes every semester. I took five once and it was hellish. I escaped with some good grades, but I could've scored more A's if I just took three or four.

How do you guys do it? That being said, however, I was a commuter student who had to travel 2hrs to and from school. I worked part-time, but still. Fuck, how do you guys do it?!

[Anonymous No.5423939]

Junior Year
>Old Norse Mythology
>Separations
>Introduction to Geology (Just added an Environmental option to ChemE)
>Reaction Kinetics
>Junior Lab
>Polymer Engineering

At the moment, I am busting my ass to get a Chemical Engineering internship this summer to see if I really want to do it.
Environmental option might transform into Environmental Engineering major change/additional major (would be my third; just finished up Applied Mathematics requirements for graduation last semester).

[Anonymous No.5423953]

>Circuits I
>Circuits I lab
>Eng. Analysis of Bio. Systems I (EABS I for short)
>O. Chem II
>O. Chem I lab (I didn't take the lab with O. Chem I)
>O. Chem II recitation
>Data Evaluation Principles for Biomed. Engineering
BME major

[Anonymous No.5424005]

>Discrete Math
>Organic Chemistry II
>Intro to C++ Programming
>Calculus III (Independent Study)
>Composition II
>Holocaust and Genocide Studies

With this I can have my A.S. in math and transfer out. Won't be getting one in chemistry, though, since I didn't take OChem 1.

[Anonymous No.5424013]

>algebraic topology
>abstract algebra 2
>17th century European history
>Org Chem 2 + labs
Learning for the sake of learning

[Anonymous No.5424036]

ChemE master race reporting in
> ochem lab
> pchem
> separations process design
> mass heat transfer
> linear optimization

[Anonymous No.5424039]

Calculus and Analytic Geometry II
Discrete Mathematical Structures
Principles of English Composition II
Introduction to Philosophy
Physics I for Engineering and Science Majors

advisor: "Have you thought about a major? Any ideas?"
me: "I dunno, lol"

we'll see

[Anonymous No.5424058]

Biochemistry I
Advanced Analytical Chemistry
Physical Chemistry II
Physical Chemistry II Lab
Inorganic Chemistry
Research

Come at me bros

[Anonymous No.5424083]

>vector calc
>probability
>QM and SR
>Classical & Thermal Physics

Pretty boring tbh but the Classical Physics is mostly lagrangians so that might be pretty good

[Anonymous No.5424090]

>Electric circuits
>Software development practices
>Digital logic
>Anthropology, for my elective requirement

[Anonymous No.5424102]

>>5424058
noice

[Anonymous No.5424114]

Chem
Physics I
Bio
Lin Alg
Diffy Q
Gen Ed Writing Req
Chemistry Lab

[Anonymous No.5424118]

>>5424114
>Bio

[Anonymous No.5424153]

>>5421721

[Anonymous No.5424163]

>>5421463
3rd year computer science and math

introduction topology
teaching of math
differential equations

Pretty relaxed, I did more then twice as many courses (6 in total, but two are worth double the ects, and one is a special course where you need to keep a logbook and spend 20 hours a week on the subject...) this quarter, totally stresses me out though. I'd be happy if I finished every course.

[Anonymous No.5424186]

>organometallic chemistry
>chemistry of rings
>kinetics and mechanism
>communication

[Anonymous No.5424226]

>>5422139
>tfw only cognitive scientist to be ITT

[Anonymous No.5424259]

fluid dynamics
process calculations
organic chem
mechanics of solids

[Anonymous No.5424272]

population genetics
bayesian statistics
biological computation
quantitative approaches to fisheries
statistical computing
maximum likelihood
bayesian statistics

then i start a 6 month research project