What classes will you be taking next fall?

[IcemanJer]

heheh.. liberal arts rule

 

[Supradude]

Intro to Thermodynamics
Transport Phenomena Heat and Mass Transfer
Digital Control of Physical Systems
and
Intro to finiteelement technology

= P ... eesh

oops, you said fall 01... ha ha

i have no idea, but probably gonna take Korean 1 for sure
then a mess of Engineering classes

 

[Dedpuhl]

Civil Engineering 416 - Concrete Design
Civil Engineering 417 - Steel Design
Engineering 207 - Elementary Circuits
Engineering 490 - Senior Design 1
Engineering 433 - Professions
Physics 212 - Magnitism/electricity

 

[prodigy]

Golf, Yoga and Kickboxing? I need to go to this school.

 

[happykitten]

<< heheh.. liberal arts rule >>





prodigy69 ~ if you have a sex-change operation and undergo intensive hormone therapy/treatment, you'll be eligable...

 

[Dedpuhl]

rodigy69 ~ if you have a sex-change operation and undergo intensive hormone therapy/treatment, you'll be eligable...

Sounds like a plan

 

[bcterps]

Hmm, not in school anymore, but I will be studying for my Series 7 and 63 exam and maybe the LSAT.

--Ben

 

[IcemanJer]

piece of cake, eh prodigy69??

I think we have golf and yoga too, though have not heard of kickboxing being offered here yet.

 

[skywhr]

Win 2k
Win 2k server
Dreamweaver

 

[Mday]

circuits
number theory
computer systems organization
expressive culture: paintings and sculptures in NYC (maybe)
world culture: china (maybe)

 

[TheOverlord]

just HS but not too shabby:

AP Physics
English IV
Gov't/Economics
Cisco CCNA (woohoo graduate with my CCNA!)
Network Administration (Novell &amp; Micro$oft)
Computer Science Independent Study
Web Mastering Independent Study

 

[Capn]

Professional Development III
Analysis and Design of Composite Structures
Mechanical Behavior of Materials I
Individual Project in MEAE
Fundamentals of Robotics

Heh and that's only 12 credits, last semester for Me! Then 8 months work and then off for PHD.

 

[The Stigenator]

Anything with women.

 

[sohcrates]

my final semester!

EE422: electro-optical engineering lab
EE497f: satellite communications
EE403w: senior project design
earth 002: BS waste-of-my-time-blow-off-but-need-the-3-credits!

hehehe

 

[LordMaul]

Hmm...

Online courses:

Forumizing 1337.0
several certifications in the computer language &quot;/\/3|=&quot;...

 

[Aquaman]

Not in Uni anymore but I still have to take some courses to get my professional accounting designation (CMA, kind of like a CPA). At the moment I'm taking Advanced Managerial Accounting and in the fall if I pass an entrance exam I start a 2 year management program and then I get my CMA. I'll breath a little more freely then maybe I'll start an MBA

Cheers,
Aquaman

 

[IcemanJer]

<< Cisco CCNA (woohoo graduate with my CCNA!)
Network Administration (Novell &amp; Micro$oft)
Computer Science Independent Study
Web Mastering Independent Study >>

Gawddammit, we needed cool courses like this in high school... It would've made HS soooo much more exciting!!

 

[bastula]

Whoohoo - done with all my premed requirements!!! That means no more bio, chem or physics and their respective tedious pain in the butt labs!!!

Anyways - Fall 2001 should look something like the following:
CS 331 - Data Structures (3 credit hours)
CS 330 - Discrete Structures (3)
ECE 312 - Engineering Electronics II (4)
HUM 3XX - some humanities class (3)
IPRO - Interprofessional project - some bs where we make something with people of other majors (3 - easy A)
MATH 333 - Matrix Algebra and Complex Variables (3)

That's a total of about 19 hours. I'm a EE changing to CPE so that ECE class is my next to last EE class with a lab! yay!

 

[IonBlade]

For Senior year next year:

AP Biology
AP Physics
Cisco II (Semesters 3-4 of CCNA)
English IV
AP Calculus
Academic Decathlon
AP US History
1/2 year (1 semester) AP Macroeconomics
1/2 year (1 semester) AP Government

I think I'm going to have to start injecting caffeine straight into my bloodstream with that schedule - all my friends say I'm insane, but sleep is for the weak

 

[Riskhk]

Physiology
Organic Chemistry
Government and Business
Microeconomics
Pharmacology Research
Rock Climbing

Bio Bus double baby

 

[joohang]

Term 1:

Asian Studies - E. Asia
Another Asian Studies - Traditional Korea
History - 19th Century Europe
Another History - World since 1500
Korean - some fiction-reading course (doing it for the sake of completing the Asian Studies degree requirements)



Term 2:
More Asian Studies - Traditional China
History courses from term 1 (year-long)
Korean (year-long)

Will be working part-time in term 1, and quite possibly work full-time in term 2.

 

[joohang]

<<

<< Cisco CCNA (woohoo graduate with my CCNA!)
Network Administration (Novell &amp; Micro$oft)
Computer Science Independent Study
Web Mastering Independent Study >>

Gawddammit, we needed cool courses like this in high school... It would've made HS soooo much more exciting!! >>


Ditto. No kidding.

Hell... we need some of those in UBC!

 

[joohang]

<< heheh.. liberal arts rule >>


Don't have Liberal Arts in UBC, but I virtually have a Liberal Arts degree because my program is so flexible.

I choose a bunch of Physics for one year, and a bunch of History for another. As long as I meet my program requirements, I'm fine.

 

[MillionaireNextDoor]

honors introduction to underwater basket-weaving 2

 

[outcast]

Intro Chinese water painting.