What classes are you taking this semester?

[UglyCasanova]

Income Tax Accounting
Investments
International Trade
Management

 

[Anubis]

just 1

Praying i dont get let go 101

 

[overst33r]

Kinematics/Dynamics
Fluid Mechanics
Mech Lab I
Social Psychology

 

[arrfep]

Just two, currently in my second of two evaluation quarters before I re-enroll fulltime:

HIST392-- Historical Background of the Arab-Israeli Conflict. Awesome class so far, it's interesting to learn more about the history of both sides, and how it relates to the current situation.

GEOG312-- Geography of Chicago. Cool because I need to learn all the things I've always wanted to about Chicago,

 

[TallBill]

Originally posted by: arrfep
Just two, currently in my second of two evaluation quarters before I re-enroll fulltime:

HIST392-- Historical Background of the Arab-Israeli Conflict. Awesome class so far, it's interesting to learn more about the history of both sides, and how it relates to the current situation.

GEOG312-- Geography of Chicago. Cool because I need to learn all the things I've always wanted to about Chicago,

Just curious, what school?

 

[arrfep]

Originally posted by: TallBill

Originally posted by: arrfep
Just two, currently in my second of two evaluation quarters before I re-enroll fulltime:

HIST392-- Historical Background of the Arab-Israeli Conflict. Awesome class so far, it's interesting to learn more about the history of both sides, and how it relates to the current situation.

GEOG312-- Geography of Chicago. Cool because I need to learn all the things I've always wanted to about Chicago,

Just curious, what school?

Northwestern. If you're still deciding on where to go after JuCo, I would give it a consideration. Their night school program is awesome. Both of my professors this term literally "wrote the book" on their respective fields. Same campus/professors/education as regular NU undergrad without the competitive entrance requirements. Cost is a little less, and the course catalog is a little restricted, I think, but I felt it was a better choice than a city/state college.

 

[bobsmith1492]

Originally posted by: Martin

Originally posted by: frostedflakes
Circuit Theory 2
Electronics 1
EM Theory 1 (this one is probably going to suck)
Energy Conversion
Microcontrollers

Should be fun.

if a nazi-themed S&M orgy is your idea of fun, then it will be

Nice, sounds just like my summer, junior year.

 

[40sTheme]

Originally posted by: KevinCU

Originally posted by: 40sTheme
ENGR 141 Programming and Problem Solving
LIT 214 American Literature
HIST 173 1492 to the Modern World
PHYS 122 Basic Physics
MTHSC 108 Single Variable Calculus II

Second Semester freshman at the wonderful Clemson University.

If you can, try to get Bowman for ENGR 141, Pope for PHYS 122 and Staufeneger for MTHSC 108. I haven't taken ENGR 141 yet, but I've heard Bowman is the guy you want to teach you that class. As far as Pope and Staufeneger are concerned, I really enjoyed both of their classes and thought they presented the material very well.

I'm currently taking the following at my community college:
MAT 240-Calculus 3
MAT 242-Differential Equations
CPT 114-Computers and Programming
GEO 102-World Geography

However, I'll be transferring back to Clemson this summer and taking:
Summer I:
ECE 201
ECE 202
ECE 211
PHYS 221

Summer II:
ECE 262
ECE 212
ECE 272

I have Bowman, Pope, and then Guest for 108. I heard that Guest was the absolute best 108 teacher. I didn't see Staufeneger when registering. :/

 

[HardcoreRobot]

threads like this make my work day a little brighter... you think it sucks, but then you remember how much school sucked...

 

[Chriscross3234]

Intro to Electrical Engineering
Organic Chemistry
Differential Equations
Dynamics
Biomedical Measurements
BME Design and Manufacturing

 

[Proprioceptive]

Intro to French II
Intro to Computer Assisted Cartography
Intro to Problem Solving and Algorithms (Visual Basic)
Digital Image Processing for Spatial Analysis
Geographic Information Systems II

 

[TallBill]

Originally posted by: arrfep

Originally posted by: TallBill

Originally posted by: arrfep
Just two, currently in my second of two evaluation quarters before I re-enroll fulltime:

HIST392-- Historical Background of the Arab-Israeli Conflict. Awesome class so far, it's interesting to learn more about the history of both sides, and how it relates to the current situation.

GEOG312-- Geography of Chicago. Cool because I need to learn all the things I've always wanted to about Chicago,

Just curious, what school?

Northwestern. If you're still deciding on where to go after JuCo, I would give it a consideration. Their night school program is awesome. Both of my professors this term literally "wrote the book" on their respective fields. Same campus/professors/education as regular NU undergrad without the competitive entrance requirements. Cost is a little less, and the course catalog is a little restricted, I think, but I felt it was a better choice than a city/state college.

I'm going to NIU starting in the summer, mostly for the ROTC program.

 

[KevinCU]

Originally posted by: 40sThemeI have Bowman, Pope, and then Guest for 108. I heard that Guest was the absolute best 108 teacher. I didn't see Staufeneger when registering. :/

I didn't know any teacher named Guest while I was there, but good luck with him. Just ignore all the people that complain about the class being too hard.

I assume you're planning to major in ME, CpE or EE unless they let the other engineering undergrads take 141 instead of 130? If you're doing CpE/EE let me know, I should be able to sell you my books for sophomore year classes when fall classes start.

 

[Kirby]

GN201 - Intermediate German I
CS426 - Intro to Operating Systems
GN206 - Living in the German House
MATH237 - Applied Matrix Theory
MUS121 - Intro to Listening

 

[arrfep]

Originally posted by: TallBill

Originally posted by: arrfep

Originally posted by: TallBill

Originally posted by: arrfep
Just two, currently in my second of two evaluation quarters before I re-enroll fulltime:

HIST392-- Historical Background of the Arab-Israeli Conflict. Awesome class so far, it's interesting to learn more about the history of both sides, and how it relates to the current situation.

GEOG312-- Geography of Chicago. Cool because I need to learn all the things I've always wanted to about Chicago,

Just curious, what school?

Northwestern. If you're still deciding on where to go after JuCo, I would give it a consideration. Their night school program is awesome. Both of my professors this term literally "wrote the book" on their respective fields. Same campus/professors/education as regular NU undergrad without the competitive entrance requirements. Cost is a little less, and the course catalog is a little restricted, I think, but I felt it was a better choice than a city/state college.

I'm going to NIU starting in the summer, mostly for the ROTC program.

Cool, cool. But aren't you a veteran? Why go to school for ROTC?

 

[sactoking]

Accounting 610- Federal Taxation
BADM 748- Real Estate Finance
BADM 772- Changing Environments of Business

9 semester units, which qualifies as full-time for grad students + 40 hour work week + 10 hour weekly commute + IRS VITA volunteer time = waaaaaaaay to busy

 

[SociallyChallenged]

Psych 168 - Abnormal Psych
Exercise Bio 102 - Sports Psych and Motor Learning
Physics 7B - General Physics
Bio 104 - Structure of Cells and Cell Function

 

[TallBill]

Originally posted by: arrfep

Cool, cool. But aren't you a veteran? Why go to school for ROTC?

Yes, so my state school is free anyways. But I want to go back active duty.

 

[arrfep]

Originally posted by: TallBill

Originally posted by: arrfep

Cool, cool. But aren't you a veteran? Why go to school for ROTC?

Yes, so my state school is free anyways. But I want to go back active duty.

Gotcha. And bravo, man.

 

[Farang]

Originally posted by: Finalnight
Property II
Civil Procedure II
Torts II
Constitutional Law II
Contracts II
Legal Writing I

What school are you going to and how are you liking the first year? I walked out of the library today with an LSAT prep book and this fat guy in a nice suit and ten-gallon hat stopped in the street, looked at me, and said "Don't do it." He was going on about how bad the career prospects are and whatnot.

 

[Jeff7]

Senior Design Project - Tuned vibration absorber

 

[bobert]

ME 363 - Fluid Dynamics
ME 313 - Manufacturing Processes
ME 331 - Geometric Modeling
ECE 377 - Electric and Electro-mechanical Power Conversion
ECON 301 - Intermediate Microeconomic Theory

16 credits
entering 4th semester at UW-Madison

 

[Eeezee]

Quantum Field Theory II
Particle I

 

[speg]

Bioinfomatics
Astrophysics II
Marcoeconomics II
Intor to Astronomy
Biostatistics
Biophysics

 

[Kreon]

Physics 1
Math 2 (as in Pre-calc) Apparently I failed the placement test...
Construction Graphics
Fundamentals of Construction