What are you taking this semester?

[David Floyd]

I'm taking:
History 349 - Military History to 1640
History 362 - English Social History - Waterloo to WW1
History 365 - The Vietnam Wars
Philosophy 301 - Intro to Philosophy

And possibly one more course, assuming something good comes up in Add/Drops.

What are y'all taking?

[Shi Huangdi]

Intermediate Microeconomics
Electoral Behavior(Political Science)
Intro to Shakespeare
Intelligent life in the Universe

Relatively easy schedule this year. Fortunately I did so much in high school getting AP credits and college during summer credits that I can get away of this and I am still far ahead of schedule for graduating with a Econ/Poli Sci double major.

[Timexwatch]

PoliSci 131 - Central/Eastern European Politics (Eminent Collapse of Communism to Present)
PoliSci 130 - Western European Politics (Same Timeframe)
PoliSci 1 - American Gov't (I was delinquent in not taking it Freshman Year, now I'm stuck with a mixed Frosh/Soph group)
Humanities 1 - Humanities (Worldwide)
Religion 2 - Eastern Religion/Worldviews (Buddhism/****o/Hinduism/Confuscianism)


Overall, a fairly easy schedule except for the approxamately 75-125 pages a night of reading

[Dis]

tequila101

[KrazyHorse]

Pain and Suffering 6xx.

Estimated to last 3-5 years.

As well, I'm TAing P&S 301

[Timexwatch]

P&S 301?

[KrazyHorse]

Yes. On the plus side, it's all you can eat crabs tonight on the department's tab.

[Asher]

Only four this term:

CPSC 413: Design And Analysis Of Algorithms I
Techniques for the analysis of algorithms, including counting, summation, recurrences, and asymptotic relations; techniques for the design of efficient algorithms, including greedy methods, divide and conquer, and dynamic programming; examples of their application; an introduction to tractable and intractable problems. Discrete mathematics, integral calculus, and linear algebra used extensively.

SENG 411: Practical Software Engineering
This course emphasizes a large-group project. Topics will include lifecycle models, project phases, software standards; data gathering techniques, human factors (including documentation and manuals), software quality assurance, cost models; social, ethical, and professional issues.

CPSC 455: The Software/Hardware Interface
Low and intermediate level support software necessary to access I/O devices and interfaces, to manage information and to provide a software interface between a single-user microcomputer environment and its hardware. Emphasis on modern Intel architectures.

PHIL 201: Problems with Philosophy
The last f*cking philosophy AND humanities/social science course I'll EVER have to take!

[Kropotkin]

Unemployment 101

[Timexwatch]

Originally posted by KrazyHorse
Yes. On the plus side, it's all you can eat crabs tonight on the department's tab.

I meant to ask what that stands for. My bad.

[KrazyHorse]

I know what you were asking, but I'm having a hard time believing you don't understand the abbreviation when it's written out in long form in that same post.

In a more literal sense I'm TAing Introduction to Electromagnetic Theory (171.301).

[Timexwatch]

My fault. You have to forgive me, I'm studying the liberal arts . If we were that smart, we'd be studying something that pays

[KrazyHorse]

I was talking to this other physics guy on Sunday who ran up a 300$ bar tab and got the department to pay for it.

[Zopperoni]

My two courses for the next eight weeks:
[*] Business Intelligence/Decision Support Systems[*] Marketing I

[Asmodean]

Diaper changing 301

Asmodean