For those of you in uni...

[Wittlich]

I am just taking two courses before I graduate this spring:

BUS690: Seminar on Business Policy/Strategic Management

HIST111: Western Civilization II

An easy term.

[asleepathewheel]

Originally posted by Japher
Same stuff here asleep, not taking the Managerial Analysis though. While my schooling is at night it's a cohort program of 2 years, meaning that all my classes are planned out for the class, and they move the class along with together as the week progress. I like it because classes are always in the same place, I don't have to register, books are handed out at the beginning of each class...

That sounds like a nice program. I've broken with my cohert to try to get out a semester early, I think the first 6 or 8 classes are required, and then a free for all.

What are you emphasizing?

[Jon Miller]

Originally posted by Pekka
Awww crap, I'm sorry JM. I sounded like a douche. It wasn't meant like that though... It was a joke that I'm multitasking, see the smilie there?

Anyway, I apologize the way I communicated. I hope you can accept my apology.

I am sorry I was sensitive.

JM

[Pekka]

You don't have to apologize being sensitive, you silly fool! Rather, theres less excuses for being a douche.

That's like saying, "I'm sorry my face got in the way of your fist".

[aneeshm]

Originally posted by Asher
You got a pretty boring course set.

WTF is Computer Organization?

Another name for Computer Architecture.



@ Kuci

It's a 3-year degree? Or are you set to graduate in two more years (instead of semesters)?

[Jon Miller]

Originally posted by aneeshm


Another name for Computer Architecture.



@ Kuci

It's a 3-year degree? Or are you set to graduate in two more years (instead of semesters)?

Kuci is teh uber.

JM

[Pekka]

architecture and organization are so different things that it isn't even funny

[aneeshm]

Originally posted by Pekka
architecture and organization are so different things that it isn't even funny

It's a nomenclature thing. For instance, our Discrete Mathematics course was named "Discrete Structures", to avoid having "Mathematics" in the name - (I surmise) because they didn't want to mess up the nice, clean M1->M2->M3 hierarchy which is used by other engineering branches, which don't need it.

[Kuciwalker]

Originally posted by aneeshm
Another name for Computer Architecture.



@ Kuci

It's a 3-year degree? Or are you set to graduate in two more years (instead of semesters)?

It's 2 4-year degrees that I'm doing in 3 years, if I don't feel like sticking around.

edit: and what JM said

[Krill]

You see, where most college students would spend time drinking Kuci works. Personally, I'd rather be doing things my way...

[Japher]

What are you emphasizing?

Nothing, it's a general MBA program. However, the focus' can be taken after graduation if you want to gain an emphasis.

[Kuciwalker]

Originally posted by Krill
You see, where most college students would spend time drinking Kuci works. Personally, I'd rather be doing things my way...

That's actually wrong. I spend that time playing video games. (In addition to the normal amount of time most college students spend playing them.)

[Asher]

Kuci, are you sure you aren't getting an "Associate's Degree"?

[Kuciwalker]

Quite certain it's a B.Sc.

[Krill]

*points and laughs*

You only get a B.Sc. ha.