What courses are you taking next semester?

Real Analysis 2, Honors Algebra 2 and Topology.

Methods of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Pharmacokinetics and Membrane Dynamics

Technical Writing
Calculus(hopefully, currently studying to place into it)
Communication SHIT
Social Science SHIT

>tfw still doing bacc core

>Business Administration
>Functional Assessment and Motor Rehabilitation
>Introduction to Numerical Methods
>Project in Instrumentation and Functional Assessment

Unit Operations Lab
Reaction Engineering
Abstract Algebra
Numerical Analysis
Probability Theory
Chaucer

>>7756104
Thesis 700.

>>7756105
>>7756128
>>7756132
>>7756133
>Those light courseloads.
Apply yourselves.


>>7756146
>Chaucer
wat

>Abstract Algebra
Cool.

>Numerical Analysis
>Probability Theory
Why haven't you taken this before yet? Should've finished it by your 4th semester.

Classical Algebraic Geometry
Number Theory
Riemann Surfaces
Model Theory and Set Theory

E&M
Mechanics Lab
Oral Communication
Differential Equations
Exterior Calculus

>>7756104
Hotel Management

>>7756155
>Should've finished it by your 4th semester.

I'm just doing applied math as a second major. Most of the courses don't have many pre-reqs, so I just pick them in whatever order. Also, the class should have been Applied Algebra, I messed up the name.

Experimental physics 4 (nuclear phys and some nano scale spectroscopy)
Mathematical methods in physics 2 (complex analysis, tensor shit, bessel functions and whatnot)
Foundations of higher mathematics (basically a course physics majors take to learn to write proofs, if they have free time)
Undergrad thesis
And some philosophy class

Will probably end up taking abstract algebra and radiative astrophysics on the side, not for credit.

Introduction to Probability and Statistics
Electricity and Magnetism
Game Engine Lab
Argumentation and Research

>>7756155
>Apply yourselves.
Not everyone is on a semester system.

>Chaucer
Do you even literacy?

>>7756104
Modelling
Abstract Algebra
Analysis II
Programming II

>>7756104
Don't even know yet. I have to pick between:
neural networks in signal processing class
a working with implantable neural technologies class
and a resonant MEMS class

I have an idea I ran by my adviser and he says if I can get it to work I'll have a high impact publication almost guaranteed. He told me to take only one class so I can work on lab stuff even though it's only my second semester. The first and second class will provide core understanding of things necessary to complete my dissertation, the last class will give me background needed to implement the novel idea I proposed to my adviser but is useless otherwise.

>>7756197
>Working on a quarter system like fucking high-school.
Stop attending meme institutions.
>
I've never seen an entire class dedicated to one writer.

>>7756251
>I've never seen an entire class dedicated to one writer.
Seriously?

Microbiology
Animal Behavior
Ethics for Scientists and Engineers
Just War Theory and Military History
Spanish

Abstract Algebra I
Real Analysis I
Mathematical Logic
Quantum Mechanics I
German I

Also TAing intro to engineering and doing research in nuclear engineering. Should be a pretty fun semester.

Ordinary Differential Equations
Engineering Materials
Engineering Materials Laboratory
Civil Engineering 2
Soil Mechanics 1
Introduction to Structural Engineering
Soild Mechanics 2

>>7756104
The Science of Gender
Biology for Women's studies
Social Constructs in Gender-identity
Great Women of History: An Introductory Course

Quantum Mechanics 3
Statistical Physics 2
Computational Physics
Intro to Nuclear Physics 1
Shitty gen ed course so i can get my degree 4 (out of 6)

+ Gonna work on my thesis on the side

Modern Physics w/ lab
E&M
Acoustics
Advanced Physics Lab 1
Numerical Algorithms

>>7756257
lel

>>7756252
Not in a nominally technical degree, no.

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>>7756284
It is probably just an elective. My school offers similar classes.

Chemistry 101
History (8 weeks, Online)
Nutrition (8 weeks, Online)
Biology (8 weeks, Online)
Physics I

What would you guys choose when it comes to a Physics I class? There's one professor who has a 2.1 rating with 60 ratings and the professor is a 15 minute drive, or a professor who is a one hour drive, but has a 4.0 rating with 12 reviews. I'm already registered for the 4.0 professor, but i'm on the waitlist at rank 2 for the 2.1 rating professor.

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Only good shit

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>>7756285
>mfw studying in a polytechnic university
>mfw don't have to waste time on shitty humanities courses instead of studying subjects related to my degree

>>7756380
>mfw I don't live in a shitty country so nobody has to take humanities courses unless they study that dumb irrelevant shit anyway

>>7756300
Just go with the 2.1 professor, 1 hour drive every class is absolute hell.

Just functional analysis, topology and probability theory. I'm finishing my bc.

>>7756365
>>7756365
pick Panak for your discrete mathematics seminar, he's goofy as fuck

Quantum 1 (I already know that Griffiths is the prescribed book)

Real Analysis

Abstract Algebra (I already know that we are using Pinter and apparently its pretty crap)

PDEs

Orgo 2, developmental biology and Physics 2, and 2 shit classes that are required.
Really not looking forward to orgo 2 considering I pulled a C+ in orgo 1.
I'll also be studying for the PCAT

>>7756434
and since I already know, the semester after this one will be:

Complex Analysis

Intro into particle physics (already know we are using Griffiths)

Solid State physics

Statistical Physics

Physics Project

(maybe) Continuum Mechanics (guy who gives it is a dick, he lectured vector calculus and made his office hours when 90% of the class had a lecture)

>>7756404
I know, I had him this semester in prob and statistics.

>>7756104
Math 001 - Elementary Arithmetic
Eng 088 - Beginner's Grammar
Gym 101 - Exercise Science
CS 488 - The Theory of Computation
CS 535 - Algorithmic Analysis

Physical electronics
Advanced circuits
Communication systems
Some rf design class
2nd em class

4th year ee

>>7756404
>>7756473
As an aside, I had Silhan for linear algebra and he was quite goofy as well.

BTW, are you going to do master's? If so, what field? Analysis, I suppose?

Introduction to Actuarial Science
Specialization Course Applied Operations Research
Algorithms and Data Structures in C
Stochastic Models

Dynamic Econometrics
Risk Insurance
Game Theory
Object-Oriented Programming

>>7756104
Clinical pharmacology
physiopathology

>>7756255
What the heck is abstract algebra?

>>7756545

Modern Algebra: Lie Theory, Representation Theory, Galois Theory, Modules, etc

>>7756554
Thanks for the information anon

>>7756104
>Data Structures
>Theory of Computation
>Database Systems
>Computer Architecture
>Multivariable Calculus
>Physics 2
>Physics of Telecommunications

bunch of chemistry and biostatistics

>>7756104

EE/CPE major

Circuits I
C
Physics II - Electromagnetism/optics
Fundamentals of logic design (circuits)
Public speaking (god help me)

>>7756639
>Public speaking
>>7756132
>Communication SHIT
>>7756158
>Oral Communication

>be me
>take oral communication during the fall semester
>interpersonal communication
>short term class 8 weeks
>meet once a week
>professor cancels two classes
>one of those was the only time we were suppose to present
>spent barely an hour a week on studying/busy work
>get an A

Most useless class I ever taken.

>calc
>physical chem
>fine arts
>electronics

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>>7756257

>Liberal arts
>Wimmin's studies
>Psychology
>Global Issues
>Literature

Functional Analysis
Differential Equations 3
Research Seminar

Analysis I
Discrete mathematics
Probability
Vector Calculus and Differential Equations
Advanced Linear Algebra

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>>7756104
Organic Chemistry II
Undergraduate Physics II
Calculus III
Instrumental Analysis
University Writing

Wanted to take P. chem but I'm long overdue knocking the rest of my freshman physics out of the way (I put it off powering through a bunch of bullshit gen eds)

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One class

Calculus 1

>>7756662

public speaking is required for some reason for my major

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I-Im going to make it, right?

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Software Tools and Systems
Computer Organization
Data Structures and Analysis
Introduction to Discrete Math
Linear Algebra II
>still have 0.5 Social Science credit requirement left over
Just

>>7756835
>linear algebra II
Is that just differential equations?

>>7756810
Diff Eq is quite simple if you keep up with the practice problems. [spoiler]Unfortunately I didn't and hit a B+ final grade[/spoiler] Calc III is also hilariously easy.
I have DM next semester. My most anticipated course, simply because it seems like it's gonna be the most difficult. Overall though I think your semesters a bit on the heavy side but still manageable; you'll be fine if you study anon.

>>7756104
data structures
german II
digital electronics
linear algebra
world religions

Fucking done with general education courses.

>>7756744
Looks like Tübingen or somewhere like that

>>7756840
Nah, lemme pull up the description:
>Abstract vector spaces: subspaces, dimension theory. Linear mappings: kernel, image, dimension theorem, isomorphisms, matrix of a linear transformation. Change of basis, invariant subspaces, direct sums, cyclic subspaces, Cayley-Hamilton theorem. Inner product spaces, orthogonal transformations, orthogonal diagonalization, quadratic forms, positive definite matrices. Complex operators: Hermitian, unitary and normal. Spectral Theorem. Isometries of R2 and R3.

>>7756841
Thanks for the advice anon. I am overloading it a bit because I'm trying to transfer to Berkeley and they require a few more major prep classes than my school. Really hoping I can get in

>>7756841
I have to learn not to hit Ctrl S on /sci/.
>>7756849
No problem; good luck!

Engineering major
(I'm a girl btw)

>>7756876
need proof

Real Analysis
Logic (I believe the topic is either deontic logic or modal logic)
Undergrad thesis
Geometry (differential)
Game theory

To anyone studying mathematical logic: why? This is probably THE WORST field of mathematics I've ever come across.

>>7756104
>chemistry
>science
lol

>>7757028

>field defined by empirical knowledge

You're a fucking idiot.

>>7756876

Were you that hot hispanic girl in my programming class?

>>7757056
>>7757064
keep sucking that dick chemistry keks

I'm pumped for my cybersecurity course, an easy honors course A

>>7756104
Electric Circuits Analysis I
Theoretical Electrotechnics
Mechanical Technology
Mechanics of Materials
Thermodynamics I
Rational Mechanics

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>>7757076
>tfw

Advanced mineral deposits, metamorphic petrology, sedimentary petrology, geochemistry, north american plate tectonics \ geological history

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Mechanics of Damage Tolerance
Complex and Vector Analysis for Engineers

>tfw I'm already a fatigue and damage tolerance engineer and will finally learn how to do my job
>tfw math without proofs

Mass and Energy Balance II
Organic Chemistry II
Differential Equations
Engineering Mechanics

>>7756104
abstract algebra
real analysis
computer architecture
system programming

>Essential Elements Biochem
>Biological Lab Techniques
>Thermo 1
>Fluids & Dynamics
>Orgo Lab
>Undergraduate Membrane Research

Dat Biomolecular Engineering tho

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>>7756104
>MFW taking flipped format Diff Eq next semester.
>MFW we're the Guinea Pig class for this format at my uni.
>MFW a first time instructor is teaching this class

>>7757197
what do you mean by 'flipped format'?

>>7757197

>get book
>study from that
>go to teacher with questions on problems book showed you you didn't understand

Class passed

>>7756104
>English and Composition II
>Calc II
>Programming in Java II
>Discrete Math
>Physics II
>Creative Writing (required shit)

>>7757211
That's a lot of classes anon

>>7757213
The last one is done online, I just have to submit text every two weeks or so.

Physics w/calculus 1
General Chemistry 1
Calculus 2

>>7757216

4 4 credits and 2 3 credits = 20+ hours?

I hope you literally have nothing else to do.

>>7757213
>6
>a lot

pick one

Computer Organization
Theory of Computation
Advanced Data Structures
Excursions in Analysis
Algebraic Structures

>>7757221
3 of those classes are fairly difficult to just set aside the time it takes to complete the workload.

the liberal arts classes will be easy As if you're good with deadlines and Java could be easy as shit r hard as fuck depending on if you're built like a code monkey or not.

>>7757211
calc II and phys II are heavy courses. discrete math can be too. good luck

>>7757201
>learn new material outside of class on your own time.
>do "homework" in class with instructor there to answer questions.

In theory the instructor never really teaches the class. He/she is just there to answer questions.

>>7757282
>pay for a class
>you teach yourself
fucking academics

Advanced boundary value problems, functions of a complex variable, mechanical design project class, fluid dynamics, introductory material science course, numerical methods class

Is taking more than 4 classes a semester the norm? I'm taking 4 classes every single semester and getting out with an engineering degree in four years.

>Fluid flow and heat transfer
>applied thermodynamics
>some bio lab
>Calc. 3
>history of rock music (fills a required slot)

What the fuck do I even do in fluid flow or thermodynamics? How bad are they?

>>7757285

You're paying to immerse yourself in the courseload and surround yourself with people who know the subject that can correct your mistakes.

You have no excuse to ignore the (free) availability of information like the Internet.

>>7757282
What's the benefit of this set up?

The instructors still show up for class every day, so it's not like the university is saving resources.

>>7757268
>calc II
>hard

>>7757217
Exact same schedule. Cali?

>>7757332
Calc 2 is a joke and I was shocked to see that the room was filled with morons.

>>7757332
I found Calc II fairly difficult but III hysterically easy, perhaps even more than I. Maybe it was just me getting used to first year, but still.

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>>7757332
>>7757387
>>7757392
>Calc 2 is a joke
> III hysterically easy

Must be nice being privileged.

calculus 3
computer programming for engineering applications
introductory mechanics
national and state constitution (req) (online)

Linear Algebra, Applied Calculus, Vectorial Calculus, Circuit Analysis, Differential Equations, Data Structures.

>>7757399
I'm basically poor though. I got a B in Calc II and As in I/III. Didn't mean to belittle or anything, that's just how I found the courses.

>>7757399
Engineer spotted.

Physics 2
Calc 2
Chemical Instrumentation

Also doing a research project on top of that. So that's pretty neat.

Renewable Energy
Differential Equations
Artistic Avant-Gardes: Transcultural Modernities
Basic Electrical Circuits
>tfw abroad next semester

College Algebra 2 & Analytic Geometry

Plane Trigonometry

Introductory Microeconomic Analysis and Policy

Rhetoric and Composition

---
I'm basically reviewing math and taking two required electives in preparation for my first real semester. I don't want to jump into Calculus/Physics/Chemistry without reviewing and getting used to university.

>>7756104
None. I dropped out like the pleb I am. At least I got to eat Carls Jr. everyday for months because of my student loans.

>>7757182
>system programming

fuck, when i took this class our professor gave us 40 hour workloads per week. it sucked balls but at least i can code in C now

>>7757185
The name sounds meme'ish, but genuinely interesting classes anon.

math foundations of comp sci | discrete mathematics | systems programming | applications programming | computer organization

Introduction to Differential Equations
Differential Geometry
Chaos & Fractals
Introduction to Computer Science 2 (I didn't feel like taking it in first year)

>>7756251
I didn't realize that UC Irvine was a meme institution.
I didn't know that an arbitrary division of an academic year actually determines the quality of an institutions education.

>>7756104
(UC Berkeley)
CS160 (HCI)
CS61C (machine structures)
EE16B (digital signal processing II)
+

>>7759114
UC Irvine is a meme institution kek
although being there during high school for research i did get lost in the park a few times given how fucking big it is

>>7756155
>Chaucer

Geoffrey Chaucer, the guy who wrote The Canterbury Tales. Do you even culture?

Signals and Systems
Comp Sci I (c++ programming)
Electronics I
Digital Logic
Intro to EE

Anyone have a google drive with textbooks I could check out? Plz

Contemporary Japanese Society
General Entomology+Lab
Systematic Biology+Lab
Honors Senior Thesis

Final semester

>>7759538
Hey i also go there.

Feels weird how everybody on sci talks about taking 6+ classes at once, when at berks taking 5 techs is plenty difficult.

>>7759557
My school doesn't let you ordinarily take more than 16 credits in a semester unless you won't graduate on time, or study engineering. My load works out to 16 credits, and it's not like I want/need to be taking any more courses on top of the research and thesis I have to work on.

slacker course loads itt

Physical Chemistry Lab
Biochemistry 2
Biophysical Chemistry
Diff Eq
Linear Algebra
Intro to Formal Proofs

So everyone here is a sophomore engineer or double majoring in pure mathematics + physics/chemistry

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any fellow EEs in here Have a pdf of this?

>>7759549
weeaboo

Algorithms
2 Philosophy classes for gen ed req
Senior project

>>7759551
i fucking hate this place
w/e intern salary (85k+/yr rn)/full time is gonna be worth it in the end

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Computer Organization
Calculus 4
Systems Programming
Ethics
and waitlisted for Algorithms and Data Structures

Pretty excited for this semester desu

>>7759802
why would you take other computer courses before basic algos and ds?

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Internal medicine

>>7756104
Analysis 2 (multivariate calc / differential equations)
Information Sciences
Digital Systems design
Object Oriented Programming

guess who got memed :^(

>>7756104
Cosmology
Particle Physics

I just want to cut and run with a 1st Class Bachelors and get a shitty 25k graduate job. These last 2.5 years have absolutely battered my hope and ambition.

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>>7756104
Deformable Body Mechanics, Polymers, Materials Properties Lab, Statistics, Diffusion and Kinetics

I'll get a good job r-right?

calc nigga! trig now, fucking easy. I don't even know what to expect though with calc, Any thoughts?

>>7760299
That's HS math in Europe. It's very easy if you put any effort into it.

>>7756520
>>7756520
Silhan doesn't own more than two t-shirts. And yeah, his goofiness is without questions.

I think I'm gonna apply for geometry. Differential geometry with Silhan awaits. What do you do?

>>7759773
Why do you hate Berkeley? I've honestly had nothing but a good experience here so far.

>>7760956
lol are you in EECS? if not thats probably why
most people i know want to fucking kill themselves

Java Prog.
Analog Circuits
Digital Systems Lab
Analog Circuits Lab
Comp. And Literature (kuk my shit senpai)
Cal III

>>7756104
maths and geology double major, r8 me

Organic Chemistry II w/ lab
Microeconomics
Biochemistry
Biostatistics
University Choir
Japanese

analysis 1
linear algebra 1

gonna be good

Here four courses is normal.

Compilers (main course project is to write a Java compiler)

Some logic class (type theory, SAT solving, formal methods)

Abstract Algebra (should be easy, I've actually encountered most of the content in other classes)

Last class is either gonna be Topology, Real Analysis, or some supervised CS research.

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>>7756104

Taking it light while I wrap up my Master's thesis. Just doing genetics lab and biostats 2.

>>7759592
Is physical chem and biochem at the same time impossible? I'm ending up taking both series simultaneously and everyone I tell pretty much immediately says a prayer for my "poor soul".

Also
Linear algebra
Cell bio with lab
Ochem 2 with lab
Molecular Modeling

Physics 1
Discrete Mathematics
Tech Writing
Computer Science

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>>7762154
>french subjects
>with spanish filename
>on an english board
>on a taiwanese whistle-carving exchange

real analysis
statistics
automata
computer systems

Calculus
Population Bio
Inorganic Chemistry
Bio 2
Graduate Cell Biology Seminar

>>7761487
Do you like your geo classes?

Second-year geology major here.
Hydrology
Gen Chem II and Lab
Discrete Mathematics
Composition I
Guitar Ensemble

I have to take Composition I because I'm transferring to a college that does not treat AP English Lit as a composition course. Taking discrete math because I couldn't get into differential equations without having taken calc iii.

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>>7762170
It's not impossible, if your good enough.

Stock pricing theories
Finance 2
Financial Methods & Techniques

mfw everyone here is smarter than me and I am gonna make the most cash

Doing two concurrent degrees at two different unis in different states (Australia) BA and BEng. First semester I'm heading back to state to do my BA so:

Introduction to Japanese-English Translation
Gays in Japan
Mathematics 1 (a gimme)
Operations Research 2
Philosophy Ethics (my Minor)

>>7756104

Introduction to Computer Networking
Mathematics for Internet Engineers

Really fluffy I think. They are Master courses but I did most of this already during my undergrad so idgaf.

Quantum Chemistry
Polymer Chemistry
Metabolic Chemistry and Cellular Regulatory Networks
Synthetic Chemistry lab
Women in the Theatre from Africa - The African Diaspora

I wish I had courses. I just graduated and have to pick up a full time job while I wait to hear back from grad schools so I don't starve.

>quiz one week then assignment the next
I hate this damn schedule and all math courses which strive for it. If you're going to do this at least weight the term work higher to accommodate for the workload.

"Critical approaches" gened bullshit
Principles of Chemistry and Biochemistry
Thermodynamics
Techiques in theoretical physics
Linear algebra
Modern physics lab

Research

Im a freshman so classes are eh but the research is productive

>>7763147
How did you get research as a freshman? Did you just email a prof and ask or something

What are you going to do

>>7763184
I did research my second semester. I walked into the office of a prof who liked me and asked to get involved, and she worked with me all through undergrad.

classical mechanics
E&M 1
adv lab
astrophysics

Multivariate Statistical Methods
Event History Analysis
Maya Writing
Number Theory

Way more interesting than any of you faggots

>>7756156
Part II?

Advanced Calculus
Mathematical Computing
Statistical Mechanics and Thermodynamics
Classical Mechanics and Electromagnetism

Calc 2bh

I'm 26 and finally soldering on with school after years of fucking up. I'm doing Calculus 1 and 2 all summer long, and I'm actually excited.

Analogue electronics (This include labs)
Quantum mechanics
Biochemistry
Administrative elective
Humanities elective
Also planning to be tutor

Will I be fucked this semester?

>>7763722
Side question: Is Chemistry anything more than memorizing random facts and doing mindless calculations?

>>7762263
I'm a hispanic guy living in france.
My laptop is in spanish so when I screencap the file names itself in spanish.

This is my list btw:

Specifique: Neuroscience
Option: Cell communication
Interdisciplinar workshop (I dont know wtf that is)
English
Molecular biology
Organic chemistry II
Italian A1

Pretty good list if you ask me.

Voilà voilu

Honors Gen Bio 2
Honors Gen Bio 2 Lab
US History Reconstruction - Present
Research and Argumentative Writing

>>7763795
Forgot Metabolism and enzyomology

>>7763760
Probably

Chm1 and lab
Phy1 and lab
Microbiology and lab
Junior writing requirement
Online genetics class

Too much?

>>7763857
>chm1
>phys1
>junior
?????????????????

Intro to Digital System Design
Intro to Computing Systems
Physics 2
Linear Algebra/Differential Equations

>>7763927
First two years I was undecided. I finished bio sequence, calc sequence, and the general education requirements.
Associates degree at a community college.

>>7762398
kek

>>7756104
Babby Analysis II
Stats I
Complex Variables
Linear Algebra III
Some Econ course (muh mandatory humanities elective)

>tfw all these courses are still dumbass-tier because my university is shit

>>7764002
Can you pick Econometrics for your humanities elective?

Otherwise philosophy of science could be a good choice.

tfw finally get to say that I graduated
BASED

General Chemistry II
General Chemistry Lab II
Principles of Evolution
Principles of Animal Behavior
Natural History of Dinosaurs
Natural History Museums of Modern Science
Study Hall

>>7756639
Noice!

>>7757211
This is insane. Your going to have literally lock yourself in your room/library for 3 1/2 months.

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>>7757387
>calc 2 a joke

Real Analysis 1
Linear Algebra
Operating Systems
Algorithms and Data Structures
Object Oriented Programming

Kinda sucks cause I'm not the smart kind of autistic

>>7760047
>Materials engineer spotted

>Theoretical and Applied Mechanics: Statics
>University Physics: Electricity & Magnetism
>Intro to Materials Science and Engineering
>Intro to Computer-Aided Design
>Intro to Computer Science
>Greek and Roman Mythology

Bout to get anally destroyed with 18 credit hours

>>7756132
Precalculus??

>>7764460
>Precalculus??

It doesn't say that, faggot

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>>7756104
>Control and Integration of Multidomain Dynamic Systems
>Heat Transfer
>Fundamentals of Machine Design
>Electric Circuits I
>Manufacturing Processes and their Application

Here's hoping I don't fuck up like last semester; I actually ended up dropping Machine Design and it's not even supposed to be that hard. At least I aced fluid mechanics with a professor who gave literally no A's the previous semester.

Organic Chem 2 and a bunch of non-science shit that I have to get out of the way.

Digital Electronics
Automatic Control Systems
Machine Elements 2
Programming 2 (idk what to call it desu)
Analytical Mechanics 2
and some meme courses not worth listing

Calc III
Physics II
Geomorphology
Metallurgy
Geochemistry
*some social science requirement I should have done years ago to get it out of the way.

>>7757211
>>7757213
Neither of the english classes count.
>>7757221
agreed
>>7757301
4 or 5 is the norm. Depending on the rigor of a gen ed you can eliminate it from the count.
>>7759547
>https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B6-ITUE6H8UAM1VtSGtwQkJNcUk

organized version of someone else's library.
I think i added some intro java books. It's mostly c++. Math is weak. Go crazy.
>>7759665
Most of my gen-eds can be satisfied by a philosophy course
>>7761311
I took the CLEP for english and was exempt.
>>7764141
> I'm not the smart kind of autistic
kek

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biology ii, molecular biology ii, immunology, and calculus ii

Geochemistry
Inverse Theory
Linear Algebra
Environmental Law
Database Concepts

wew

Etalé Cohomology I
p-adic Analysis II
Algebraic Number Theory II
Optimization on Riemanian Manifolds

Kek. Why are most of you guys are doing 18 Credits? In Europe we do about 30 Credits.
Lazy fucks.

>tfw we don't have 1 - 1.5 hour lectures
>got about 3 hrs lectures per subject at once
>thx bologna

>>7765073
>only 4 classes
Stop being such a lazy fuck.

>>7756739
>Instrumental analysis w/o having previous courses in Pchem
wut

>>7765225
It's 8 credits per course, so 32 credits in total, that's 2 points over the standard 30 credits per semester.

Calc 2
Organic Chem 2
Genetics
Phys 2
Sociology (lol)

wew lad

>>7765217
How long is a semester(weeks, months)?
Do you have one or two lectures a week per class?
How many classes is 30 credits?

>>7765225
Get a load of this fuckin dropout

>>7765275
Aprox. 4 months (16 weeks)
For math 2 lectures á week, for the other ones one.
Depends. Some are 5 credits, some are 6. I have even one class which is about 9 credits.
But about 5-6 classes is a good guess á semester.

>>7765295
>>7765275
Oh, and all exams are in 3 weeks. Thus, you don't have 1 - x weeks preparation but you gotta write ALL exams in a span of 2-3 weeks.

Computer Architecture & Organization
OOB Programming (java course)
Calc II
Macroeconomics

>>7765295
the weight of credits differs greatly even between universities in the same country. 30 credits where youre from is definitely extremely similar to ~16 at the avg US school.

>>7757309
i took chemical thermo last semester--basically a shit ton of derivations. almost all the equations used in the course can be derived from one of four fundamental energy state functions. difficulty: 6/10 if you arent completely retarded

>>7763760
we also draw/classify a shit ton of reaction mechanisms

>>7756104
genetics
biochem II
cell bio
biochem lab
psych

this is my first semester not taking any math/heavy science courses. its probably gonna be my easiest semester in undergrad

Computer Systems
Software Design
Object Oriented Languages and Environments (nitty gritty details about smalltalk and c++)
Intro to Data Science
Dialog Systems (graduate level class making things like Siri using Natural Language Processing)
Ethics

>>7765295

US schools try to make 1 credit approximately one hour per week, only exception is that some labs are 2 credits for like 6 hours. Usually, a typical 3 credit class will have three 1 hour lectures or two 1.5 hour lectures.

Tfw I have to take 10 gen ed classes at my school, and these last two will be my 5th and 6th philosophy classes, respectively. Also, I'm actually a physics major who is done with those reqs, hence the algorithms class. Kek

>>7757211
Entirely doable, I've done worse..

>>7765502
This was meant for >>7765017

>>7763590
are you a demographer?

>>7763979
congrats man!

elliptic curves
analytic number theory

sitting in on a bunch of algebraic geometry courses

> analogue electronics
> computer organisation
> mechanics
> engineering designs

inb4 vladislav

Next semester I have to start my master's thesis. I have yet to ask the professor I want to work with because I don't want to hear him saying no.

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>>7765341
I really doubt that.
We do have a minimum of 3 hours lecture, personal contact time of about 20-24 hours. The ChemEng even have 30+. 1 Credit is calculated as 30 hour per unit. In the end you got about a minimum 900 hours working time 'on paper' for your courses.

Don't bullshit me. A lot of people included myself witnessed how the US education and most degrees are just bullshit. Abrod year and this stuff. Most of your degrees there are like a typical trade here.
Plus all your gender studies classes and all that. We don't have this shit. If you go STEM, you got about 180 Credits of STEM in good ol' germany.

>tfw most math majors in the US and their respective material in their 1-3 year are mostly covered already in a german 'highschool' class.

Most of your education is BS and just degree mills. Exception are already the case but you can clearly some tendencies.

Protein science and cell biology.

>have a girlfriend
>this image fucking resonates with me so much goddamn

>Biochem I
>Microbiology I
>Calculus
>World Civ
DONT JUDGE

>>7765858
Dude. German degree standards are so low you couldn't even get into the Washington accord.

You literally and unironically applied before India and you still didn't get in while India became a member in 2014.


Seriously a German trying to brag about their degrees looks retarded. You need a masters just to even work in a field. Your degrees are kiddie shit.

I'm not even American.

>>7766144

You know german degrees and graduates are one of the best? Especially by their education standards? It's okay when this guy triggered you pretty good with his post but german degrees are by far really difficult to obtain in some fields. A master is mostly just required for Business Adminstration or Chemistry.

Where are you from, senpai?
Are you even 20< years old?

>>7766151
>You know german degrees and graduates are one of the best?
According to who? Germans?
>Especially by their education standards?
According to Germans.

I'm not saying German degrees are all shit, but their engineering "degrees" are objectively too trade-school tier shit to be accepted as professional engineering degrees in the West.

>>7766249
Well, germany's got the reputation for engineering excellence. Never heard "made in germany"?

https://www.quora.com/Which-are-the-best-universities-in-Germany-for-getting-a-degree-in-mechanical-engineering

And especially the TU9.

RWTH Aachen
KIT Karlsruhe
TU München
TU Darmstadt
Uni Stuttgart
TU Berlin
Uni Bayreuth
TU Braunschweig
TU Dortmund
Uni Bochum
Uni Bremen
TU Chemnitz

Are the ones who are basically top of the notch schools. Especially back in the "Diplom" times germans had a REALLY good reputation in their education. They basically take longer to study (6-7 years average) but setting it on the same level as "trade-school" shit?

Sorry senpai. I attended various schools, abroad and here. Swiss and germans Universities were the hardest while you get your degree in the USA, China or India with degree mills or cheating easily.

"Made in germany" trade-school tier.
Okay kiddo. It's funny how most abroad students for Erasmus are failing almost each course here since the workload and exams are way harder than in their respective country.

>>7766249
>You know german degrees and graduates are one of the best?
It's internationally known that germans are performing in their field very high.

>>7766249
>Especially by their education standards?
The education is germany is goverment standardised. On this matter there's some kind of challenge and level to overcome to get a degree over there. Private institutes are almost not present. They got a pretty high education standard.

>>7766271
>Well, germany's got the reputation for engineering excellence
Again, according to Germans. How are you not seeing the pattern of your Dunning Kruger arrogance here?

> Never heard "made in germany"?
Yes, when people talk about Volkswagen emission tests.

>quora
>

>TU9
Why should I care about about top schools in an overall shit country? Your neighbour Switzerland has a fraction of your population and yet still has more reputable universities.

>Especially back in the "Diplom" times germans had a REALLY good reputation in their education.
No, you tried to change it precisely because it was outdated, 18th century tier practically orientated shit.

>They basically take longer to study (6-7 years average) but setting it on the same level as "trade-school" shit?
Germans were never exactly the most quick witted individuals on the planet. They still can't beat Western countries on Nobel prizes, field medals etc. Your research output per capita is shit compared to most EU nations.

Your delusional beyond reproach. There's no point to continuing this conversation.

>>7766307
You're just jealous as fuck.
It's okay. Never accomplished something yourseld and by the end of the month you will most likely just earn 1/3 - 1/5 of a german wage.

Did some german fuck your mommy and girlfriend or why so bitter?

>>7766313
>yfw German salaries are lower than US/UK and pretty much any Anglosphere country.
>yfw half of it is taxed anyway in order to feed the millions of brown people cucking you.

I heard some immigrants had a rape fest in one of your town squares on new year's. Made me smile. You probably didn't even hear about it because your """""liberal""""" media and police actually censors black and Muslim on white rape.

The only thing you are less aware of than how pathetically weak your countryman is, is how abysmally low your universities' prestige is.

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>>7766322
Some big words for someone who didn't even mention his country. Desu senpai. :3

Pic related. Some feel I'll never feel.

>>7766144
sigh
You'd probably drop out after one semester at TU Munich. Just shut up.

>>7757211
lol this is a fairly normal course load

none of the classes are exceptionally difficult u will be fine

>>7756104
If I manage to nab this job next week that pays 40k post-tax, nothing.

>Human Anatomy
>Introduction to Infectious Diseases
>Introduction to Funeral Services
>Thanatology
>Cremation History, Principles and Practice

I'm skipping out on Business Law 1, I'll save that for Summer.

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>>7765324
Thanks anon. This was actually a helpful reply.

Programming Languages
Modeling and Simulation
Theory of Automata and Formal Languages
Algorithms
Differential Equations

Linear Algebra
Abstract Algebra I
Number Theory I
Real Analysis (Advanced)
Stochastic Calculus with Brownian Motion

Afterwards for my last final semester

Differential Equations
Abstract Algebra II
Number Theory II
Functional Analysis
Time Series.

Riemannian Geometry
An overambitious topics course whose textbooks are Voison's Hodge Theory and Griffiths and Harris Algebraic Geometry
History of Modern Africa
German
>>7768911
>Taking that many math classes in a semester
For what purpose?

>Differental Geometry of Surfaces
>Analysis in Several Dimensions
>The Late Middle Ages (so like the crusades and the inquisition)
>Marine Oceanography
>Writing Systems of the World
>History of Asian-Americans and Pacific Islanders in post-war America (hopefully)

Calc III
Diff Eq
Physics II
Principles of Electric Circuits

>>7756104
calc 2

should i be scared