College People: Post your schedules for next semester

[gopunk]

i'll be taking

CSE 378 - machine language and organization or something like that
MGMT 200 - intro to law
CSE 499 - ungraded research, this is preparation for an artificial intelligence competition (in spring i think...)
CSE 498 - graded research, machine learning

and i'll be hopefully be volunteering with the seattle municipal court system

 

[willboxer]

Originally posted by: gopunk

Originally posted by: vtqanh

Originally posted by: RichieZ
CS322 compiler construction
CS310 discreet math
ECE313 telecommunication networks for multimedia
ECON309 Public Finance

why the hell was discreet math referenced as CS...?

uh why not? a lot of CS is just applied discrete mathematics. a lot of CS depts even started out as a sub dept of math

well i'm taking discrete mathematics right now and very little of it is applied in programming. basically it's just the logic and the style of writing that applies, a lot of the other stuff is pretty much junk. at least IMO

 

[CanOWorms]

Originally posted by: vtqanh

Originally posted by: RichieZ
CS322 compiler construction
CS310 discreet math
ECE313 telecommunication networks for multimedia
ECON309 Public Finance

why the hell was discreet math referenced as CS...?

I've always seen it crosslisted as either a Math or CS course.

 

[gopunk]

Originally posted by: willboxer

Originally posted by: gopunk

Originally posted by: vtqanh

Originally posted by: RichieZ
CS322 compiler construction
CS310 discreet math
ECE313 telecommunication networks for multimedia
ECON309 Public Finance

why the hell was discreet math referenced as CS...?

uh why not? a lot of CS is just applied discrete mathematics. a lot of CS depts even started out as a sub dept of math

well i'm taking discrete mathematics right now and very little of it is applied in programming. basically it's just the logic and the style of writing that applies, a lot of the other stuff is pretty much junk. at least IMO

yes, well, computer science != programming. programming is just a way of getting to the underlying mathematical concepts in computer science. saying that computer science is programming is like saying being able to write a novel is the same as being able to write each letter of the alphabet.

 

[Sundog]

Mine: Work 50-60 hours per week

 

[Danman]

ENC1101 - English 101
PSY2012 - Gen. Psych
COP3330 - Object Oriented Programming
REL2300 - World Religions
CGS2100 - Intro to Computers

They are all mostly gen ed classes, it's gonna be easy.

 

[vtqanh]

Originally posted by: cashman
ENC1101 - English 101
PSY2012 - Gen. Psych
COP3330 - Object Oriented Programming
REL2300 - World Religions
CGS2100 - Intro to Computers

They are all mostly gen ed classes, it's gonna be easy.

hehe
taking object oriented and intro to computers at the same time

 

[mAdD INDIAN]

microelectric circuits
electricy&magnetism2
data structures and algorithms
discreet math
elective which i haven't decided yet.

 

[EmperorIQ]

cs 143 database system
cs 170a (ee103) Mathematical modeling and methods for computer science
cs 161 Fundamentals of Artificial intelligence
Econ 1 (duh)

 

[Kev]

Originally posted by: cchen
Here's mine:

Physics C1494 INTRO TO EXPERIMENTAL PHYSICS
Mathematics E1210 ORDINRY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
Mathematics V2010 LINEAR ALGEBRA
Economics W3412 INTRODUCTION TO ECONOMETRICS
Industrial Engineering and Operations Research E4409 INDUSTRL INFO PLANNING SYSTEMS
Civil Engineering and Engineering Mechanics W1005 TECH INNOV-RISE OF MOD INDUST

I was going to also take
Mathematics V3007 COMPLEX VARIABLES
and/or
Mathematics V2500 ANALYSIS AND OPTIMIZATION

but then I realized I really don't care so I'm not taking either

oh my god, how can you deal with that. i would rather gouge my eyeballs out with a rusty spoon than take taht much math/science

 

[Gibson486]

Circuits 1
Circuits 1 lab
Digital Logic (i think that is the name)
Digital Logic lab
Discrete Math
intro to COOP

MIght take Calc 4 too.