What courses are you talking this simester?

[Immortal Wombat]

inglish lit

[Eli]

Physics 1
Physics Labratory 1
Linear Algebra
Differention and Integral Methods(whatever THAT is)

And that's it for this semester. I managed to get a permission to not study Programming so I have 4 hours less than everyone.

[Chris Wilkinson]

Originally posted by Azazel


so you're about to become a russian, heh?

Po mne pozhalui

[Az]

Originally posted by Eli
Physics 1
Physics Labratory 1
Linear Algebra
Differention and Integral Methods(whatever THAT is)

And that's it for this semester. I managed to get a permission to not study Programming so I have 4 hours less than everyone.

Eli!!!!!!!!!!! *hugs* So, how do you like the Technion. We should meet tomorrow. When do your lectures end? I am free from 12:30.

Do you people take Linear Algebra? previously, you guys took Algebra 1M ( the tougher course). I wonder what's up with that.


So, what did you end up studying?

[cinch]

I'll join the course-listing fun (I actually posted this in the old thread by accident, but now I'm moving it... so it's OKAY.)

My line-up this year:

SEMESTER 1

Beginner's Spanish 1
English 100 (Engl. Literature From Beginning To Present)
Economics 101 (Microeconomics)
Anthropology 101
Political Science 100

SEMESTER 2
Beginner's Spanish 2
English 100 (cont.)
Political Science 100 (cont.)
Psychology 104 (Basic Psychological Functions)
History 110 (Early Modern History)

Oh, yeah!

[Ben Kenobi]

This term:

British Politics from 1750-1850
History of British Columbia
Modern Japanese History.
English Lit, (Shakespeare)


Next term:

Philosophy of science.
History of BC
Shakespeare
Japanese History
British Politics, 1850-1950.

Pretty straightforward History major.

[Maniac]

This semester:

Internal Belgian Politics
Social Psychology I and II
Logic
Analysis of Political Policy Formation (crappy translation from Dutch)
Public Law
Applications of Informatics

[Ramo]

This semester:
Quantum III (perturbation, WKB, variational principle, multiple particles, etc.)
Fluid Dynamics
Thermodynamics and Stat Mech
Algebraic Structures I (group and ring theory)

Next semester:
General Relativity
Quantum IV (intro particle theory)
Algebraic Structures II
Possibly graduate-level Nonlinear Dynamics

The other classes I want aren't being offered next semester, so I'll probably be taking a history class. I've narrowed them down to:
19th Century Europe
Pre-Colonial India
America as a World Power
Imperialism and Globalization

[MrFun]

graduate courses I'm taking:

Historiography

Europen Enlightenment

20th Century American Culture

[Neutrino]

Software Engineering
Ecology
Behavioral Ecology
Molecular Bio
Intro to Ancient Greece (bleh, for degree req)

I'll be done w/ coursework for my BS in computer science after this semester, but I'm staying for a BS in biology (evolution, ecology, and behavior focus).

[Odin]

My final year of high school.


1st semester
Advanced Art
US Government
Current Events
Choir
Biology

2ns Semester
Economics
Psycology
College English (free college credits )
Choir
Advanced Math/Calculus

[Jules]

This semester:

Adv. Macroeconomics & Monetary Theory
International Trade Theory
Econometrics II ("micro-econometrics")

Next semester (tentative):

Problems in Monetary Theory & Policy
Adv. Topics in International Trade
Econometrics III ("macro-econometrics")

[Bookwyrm]

This semester I have:

General Chemistry I
Lab for General Chemistry I
A philosophy course entitled Ways of Thinking
Introduction to Computer Science I
Discrete Mathematics

Three courses which each meet only one weekend this semester, after which I have to write a short paper for each of them, or had to in the case of the two I already had.

All that Jazz, the American 1920s
Lost generation, American 1960s
Collective Dreams, Thoreau Gandhi and Martin Luther King

I got sick when I was supposed to be writing the papers for the two of those I've had, so I suspect I'll be failing them.

Next Semester I don't know about yet, we just got the tentative course offerings to look over and registration isn't until the first week of November. Looks like it will be a real pain selecting my classes because a brief look over the course offerings indicates that they've put all the courses that are interesting to me or required for me in the same few time slots.

[Jack_www]

Originally posted by Eli
Physics 1
Physics Labratory 1
Linear Algebra
Differention and Integral Methods(whatever THAT is)

And that's it for this semester. I managed to get a permission to not study Programming so I have 4 hours less than everyone.

Differention and Integral Methods is Calculus. Dont worry it easer then it sounds. Single varible calculus is not to difficult. BUt I dont understand why you have to take Algebra when you are taking Calculus, makes no sense to me. What is you major by the way?

[Jack_www]

Oh yes I am think of tutoring people over the internet. Once I get it all set up if any of you guys need help with your Calculus class or lower math class pm me. I will see if I can help you since I am trained as a tutor.