What classes ye be taking this semester?

[Sumguy]

My hardest class is supposed to be microprocessors. Second week of class and so far the professors been doing a review of all the shit you learn at the end of a digital logic course (microprocessor design, machine code, using address lines and a decoder to select different RAM chips, RAM addressing, etc). We get to the first lab which is just a review of how to solder and wire wrap. At the end we get handed what basically looks like a clean motherboard with a microcontroller on it and I'm like :awe:

Then I realize the purpose of being given something that looks like that then I was like :hmm: D:

My other two engineering classes are circuits 1 and analytical methods. Boring as shit, and somehow I forgot that they teach you diff eq. for a reason, so now I'm back to doing math I barely understand.

 

[ussfletcher]

Algorithms and Data Structures
Control Systems
Microprocessors & Digital Systems
Philosophy in Literature

 

[Leros]

Software Evolution
Engineering Programming Languages
Software Architecture

I'm also a TA for Intro to Embedded Systems

 

[deadlyapp]

Mechanical Design II
Senior Project I
Engineering Economics

Then a stupid english class, should be a nice quarter.

 

[Cerb]

OT in OT: the smilies here are the best ones out there.

 

[xSauronx]

cc transfer to uni, so some easy courses this year

intro health
intro theater
internet tools and tech
intro geology
geology lab
red hat certified technician (rhct) course. they call it something else, but thats what it is, and itll be the only significantly difficult course

 

[Possessed Freak]

I am sure I will be taking a class on Avaya PBX's sometime this semester.

 

[Anubis]

work 101

 

[Kaido]

Pre-calc
Trig

Night classes for me!

 

[DivideBYZero]

Pirate Talk 101.

 

[dfuze]

Just taking Business Analysis, it's math based

 

[rcpratt]

This is somewhat unrelated, but I had a dream last night that it was finals week and I hadn't gone to class all semester and I couldn't find my finals schedule and I was going to fail. Even though I graduated four months ago.

 

[Aves]

At school:

Information Engineering Seminar
Information Engineering Technologies
Technical Project Management

At work:

Cisco CRS-1 Training
Cisco IOS XR Training

 

[Cogman]

Electronic Devices and Circuits
Data and Computer Communications
Advanced Writing/Technical Comm.
Fine Arts
Engineering Mathematics II
Philosophical Reasoning

Looks to be a fun semester

 

[artikk]

Control Systems
Electronic Communication I
Elect Engineering Lab III
Fuzzy Logic
Wave Transmission and Reception
Another lab also

 

[rcpratt]

Control Systems
Electronic Communication I
Elect Engineering Lab III
Fuzzy Logic
Wave Transmission and Reception
Another lab also

I loved my fuzzy class

 

[Gibson486]

how to not get fired. Taught by my boss....Each HW assignment is essentially a lesson in using your knees.

 

[Crusty]

Computer systems architecture
Autonomous Multiagent Systems
Networking
Work

 

[BurnItDwn]

It's been 10 years since I took a class for a symester...

That said, I have gone to several mini courses for learning some new skills applicable to my job.

But, last class I went to was like 2 or 3 years ago, and it was a 4 day crash course on Ab Initio graphing.

 

[Toastedlightly]

Senior process deisgn
Senior Unit Operations Lab
Advanced Transport Processes (grad level)
Adv. Statistical Thermodynamics (grad level)
Mechanisms of Chemcial Reactions

Final big semester of ChemE. Only 15 credits too (not that the number has ANY bearing on actual work load)

 

[Imported]

I'm taking a Japanese course just to learn something new.. otherwise I've been done with school for a while now.

 

[Xecuter]

Engineering Problem Solving
Diff Eq
Technical Presentations
Sociology Class
Modern Physics

 

[Kirby]

computer graphics
algorithms
consulting
astronomy

 

[eits]

master's degree courses:
sports exercise science practicum
exercise testing and prescription practicum
sports emergency care practicum
active and passive lower extremity rehab

seminars:
st. louis institute of integrative medicine
chiropractic sports physician certification course

 

[Cogman]

master's degree courses:
sports exercise science practicum
exercise testing and prescription practicum
sports emergency care practicum
active and passive lower extremity rehab

seminars:
st. louis institute of integrative medicine
chiropractic sports physician certification course

I thought you had already graduated? Did you just have a Bachelors degree?