What are you retards taking this semester?

>>8590526
>taking evolution
>taking pleb tier Pchem

fail/b8

>>8590534
Evolution and physical methods are my blowoff classes for an easy A. I already took PChem.

Statistics for Oceanographers
The Greats of Slam Poetry
Kolmogorov Complexity
Philosophy of Arithmetic
Intro to Samoan

Analysis (failed in first semester because I'm retarded)
Numerical Analysis
Software Engineering
Computation Theory
Intro to Business Economics
System Programming Lab
Network Seminar

>>8590565
looks comfy anon

Physics I
Organic Chemistry II
Calc III
Macroeconomics
Excel / MATLAB bullshit(Introduction to Programming and Computation for Engineers)

t. Undergrad piece of shit

>Industrial Org Psych
>Latin
>Microeconomics
>Some geology course on the emergence of life
need to get a cognitive psych class in but it's full. general plan was to double major psych and econ

>Intro Material Science (never took it when I should have, is required unfortunately)
>Senior Project Seminar
>PDEs
>High Performance Computing

Electromagnetic Waves
Art of Engineering Endeavors (project management course)
Design of Specialized Digital Hardware I

EM fields and waves
signal processing
power electronics
microprocessors
human anatomy

Diff Eq
Physics III
Philosophy (Elective shit)
Circuits II w/lab
Embedded Systems

Central simple algebras and Galois cohomology

>>8590526
History of Science
Senior Design II
Shakespearean Drama
Refrigeration Lab
Independent Study

>>8590526
Elementary Analysis
Quantum Mechanics I
Classical Mechanics II
Intro to Political Science (gen-ed)
Ancient Greek Civilization (gen-ed)

Computational Biology 1
Algebra
Multivariate Calculus
High-performance computing

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>>8590526
Ah, I see you're taking 'lecular too. This is gonna be a pretty slow semester for me

>>8590565
>Statistics for [career]

Hope you're ready to learn mean, median, mode and range

>>8590526
HPC and HPC Architecture.
I'm a grad student.

Help me pick an application of HPC, /sci/. Should I do CFD? QM? Comp. EM? Comp. Cryptanalysis? Something else?
I have to take 3 classes outside of pure CS.

I'm TAing General Chem 2, and taking grad level Spectroscopy.

>>8590526
Intro to Calculus 2
Digital systems
Intro to Macroeconomics
Engineering statics and design

Advanced TIG Welding
Structural Frame Repair
Probabilistic Graphical Models

>>8590995
Two of those are MechE and one is CS, tf

>>8590999
I don't think any engineers take those classes, they are part of the Auto Body program. I've worked with engineers for many years and have never met one that could do a basic task with their hands. They should take classes like that though, maybe they could figure out why it doesn't matter how well it works in CAD.

Genetics
Geochemistry
Financial math
Environmental systems
Natural disasters

>>8590526
>Some bullshit research skills class
>Classical electrodynamics
>Differentiable manifolds
>Hamiltonian mechanics
>General Relativity
>Statistical physics

And then I've got my dissertation if I pass my exams in the summer.

>>8591019
I'm guessing probabilistic graphical models must refer to something other than what I'm used to hearing then

>>8591023
I hate Discussion classes so much, how can I deal with them if I have social anxiety?

>>8591038
It's not a social setting so you should be fine.

Mechanics (4th physics course)
Diff eq 2
Thermal physics
Studies in Poetry

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>grad seminar in geosci
>GIS for faggots
>herpaderpetology
>special topics in geosci, essentially Discuss Papers About Advanced Techniques in Sequence Stratigraphy.

Power Engineering, distance education. I want a job at a refinery. Thing is, I have to teach myself math so it's kind of a bitch so far.

-Intro to Software Systems (basically an intro java/OOP course)
-Calc II
-Second semester of French II
-Discrete Math
-Writing/Comp

>>8590565
Is this a troll post? What a clusterfuck of unrelated bullshit. I'm not American so I don't actually know if this could be genuine or not.

>calc 1
>gen chemistry
fuck guys dont even know highschool math or chemistry there is no way to learn this shit 1 month
help

Medicinal Chemistry
Multivariable Elementary Analysis
General Topology
Statistics
Global Health (meme elective)

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first year of uni, two months outta high school (inb4 underage). these courses allow me to major in maths but the 1071 math course is just a harder version of 1051 math course, which is required for the physics major, so i can still major in physics if i want to change my mind i think

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Due to depression only:
-Complex Analysis
-Mathematical Logic
or
-Algorithms and Complexity
-Databases

>>8592014
POOQ MORE LIKE HAHAHAHAHAHAHA

Lol khan academy?

>>8592008
>>8592024

Is it normal to take 5 to 7 classes? How many credits each?
Real analysis
Complex analysis
Modern physics
Stats and probability

>>8590958
>Relativistic magneto-hydrodynamics
>Lattice QCD.

The choice is yours.

>thermal power plants
>fluid mech lab
>thermodynamics lab
>turbomachinery
>automatic control
>introduction to CFD
>environmental engineering

>>8592020
best in my state and i'm not moving over a thousand kilometers away to go to the uni of Syd or Melb which is full of sjws and smelly minorities anyway

>>8592039
well sorry to disappoint you uq is like half chink

Combination Techniques and Method Development
Protein Production and Purification

Actual billable work

because i'm not a child.

>>8592166
your post implies otherwise

>calc c
>phy w/ cal 2
>art class
>english class

Graduate Algebra, Real Analysis, Fourier Analysis and Differential Geometry

>all of these freshmen

/sci/ is garbage

>decision procedures for polynomial equations
>(nonlinear) PDEs
>algebraic Topology
>algebraic methods in geometry
>mathematical statistics

Living the dream here boys

My only real classes this semester are genetics and anatomy and physiology 2

>>8590526
calc 3
linear algebra
discrete math
advanced data structures
computer networks
computer architecture and assembly language

18 credits total, took 20 last semester but the classes were easier.

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And CIS 121 Programming Languages and Data Structures II

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>>8592353

>every thread is a freshman level topic
>surprised when everyone is a freshman

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>People taking less than 30 credits

At some Universities you're getting kicked if you don't take 30 credits/semester plus a lot people gotta work. Why are you people so lazy?

Myself,

>Thermo (6 credits)
>EE II (6 credits)
>Higher Maths. II (basically Calc II + III + ODE's, 6 credits)
>Topology (5 credits)
>Stats (5 credits)

~ 28 credits.

>>8592164
are you at UW seattle? bioE major?

>>8592433
Yes, I am.

>>8592401
Those classes are 3-4 credits at my uni and you need ~120-135 to graduate depending on the degree

>Calc 2
>Linear algebra
>Discrete math 2
>Physics 1
>Rotc MS2

>>8592401
>Takes 5 classes
>Calls others lazy

>>8592526
Well. Some of them have your usual 70-90% failrate though.

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>Integrated Analog Circuits
>Microcontrollers
>Microwaves and high frequencies
>Information transmission theory
>Electronic measuring instrumentation

>>8590526
Intro to Algebraic Structures
Multivariable Calc
Approximation Algorithms
Operating systems principles
General chem 1

hehe

>>8592530
>Actually believes this

>>8590526
So jealous of the American system. In the UK you choose your degree and you're saddled with that decision for the entire duration of it. You can choose a few modules but from a limited selection that all fall under your degree title.

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fun times desu

>Biochem 2
>Physics 2
>Phys Lab
>TAing Orgo 2
>Research

Could throw on another class but not sure what I should grab

>>8592541
Intro to string theory? Didnt it just get debunked?

>>8592549
String theory has never been debunked because, without technology way more sophisticated than what we have, it is impossible.

>>8592541
>Statistical physics
>Into to string theory

How did you do QFT without Stat. Phys?

>>8592572
It is probably a baby ST course based on Zwiebach's book.

>>8592572
Pretty easily? (except for the part where i got destroyed by depression and burnout haha) We covered some basic second quantitzation stuff in my quantum mechanics class which probably helped. Also I had good familiarity with stat mech anyway, even if I hadn't yet done a formal course on it.

>>8592578
We're using BBS but the prof doesn't assign very hard problems honestly (he just picks some out of the book).

>>8590526
Vector Spaces
Real Analysis 1
Number Theory
Theory of Computation

>>8592588
>>8590699
enjoy those turing machines boys, they are so stupid

>>8592593
>can't handle typ-0 gramma

Just learned about them last semester. 2 hours and you're good to go

>>8590526
Nothing, I'm not an undergraduate pleb.

>>8590526
Analysis and calculus
Matrices, numbers, vectors
Foundation physics
Scientific skills

t. britbong first year

>>8590526
Discrete Mathematics
Mechanics and Waves
Euclidean Geometry
Analysis II

>>8592530
no undergrad class has a 70-90% failrate

>>8592652
In Germany we do.

>>8592652
My dad teaches at a university (electrical engineering). Last semester only 8 of his students passed out of a class of 80.

>>8592660
>>8592665
I go to a top 10 engineering uni and we do not have 70-90% failure rates in any of our courses. Sounds like you guys are admitting people into the program who shouldn't be there.

>>8592674
>you guys are admitting people into the program who shouldn't be there
This is true.

>>8592674
Germany does actually
Anyone can get in to university there (for free far as I know, but I might be wrong) but unless they've kept their average above a certain level they get kicked out after the first year or so.

>>8592674
Not really. We just have a very strict and difficult basis study year whereas as much people are filtered out.

>http://www.spiegel.de/lebenundlernen/uni/uni-koeln-studenten-bestehen-mathe-klausur-massenhaft-nicht-a-826946.html
>22 out of 374 passed

Friend of mine had an exam (EE/Industry engineering) with 100% failrate. Not that it would be a good sign of education but it's shows there's a different education system here with no grade curves.

'Top N' means shit.

Mathematical fundamentals of quantum mechanics
Electrodynamics
Thermal physics of Bose and Fermi gases
Intro to nuclear and particle Physics
Intro to non-linear Physics
Lab

>>8592652
>>8592686
>>8592665
With fail rates this high, how does the course leader "know" if their course is well structured in how well it educates people?
Making a test hard is easy, making a test an accurate measure of ability and understanding achieved is hard.
Note: some of my courses have too high pass rates/rates for a first, but 100% fail rate is as much an indicator of a bad course/lecturer as it is of poor students.

>>8592780
In most STEM subjects, there are usually 2-4 courses with such high fail rates (over 70%), something like over 95% is still rare, Just saying, not that everyone on /sci/ now thinks every course at a German university has 100% fail rate.

>>8592780
>how does the course leader "know" if their course is well structured in how well it educates people?
He doesn't, but who cares? Brainlets that need a good professor to learn shouldn't be in university anyway.

>>8592593
The course covered them but it focusses more on decidability, the complexity classes P/NP and (polynomial) reduction.

Operating Systems
Linear Algebra
Discrete Math II
University Physics II

Data Structure II
Differential Geometry
Differential Eqns
Computation Organization

sitting in on a master's course on assembly/hardware interaction

>>8593072
>sitting in on a master's course on assembly/hardware interaction

You can do this for free?

>>8593083
>>8593087

it's not technically supposed to be free, but i've taken 2 courses with the professor and we're on a first name basis. said he wouldn't mind if i sat in on it

>Calc 2
>Statistics Class
>Mathmatical Structures
>Window on Russia
>Some 1 Credit Gen Ed Class
>Gen Ed English Class II

>>8590526
Ring theory
Real analysis
Complex analysis
Topology
Calculus of variations

Come at me faggots

>>8590526

ironic antikinematics III
intro to jelqing
cuck studies V
quantum biology II
complex hydroponics

>>8592496
cool, I'm there too

>ctrl+f
>calc
>13 results

Pig disgusting

1st semester in graduate geometry

Algebraic topology
Differential topology
Dynamical systems
Game theory
Functional analysis I

>>8593145
You must be the same guy I talked to a few months ago on /sci/. What year are you?

>>8593175
I'm a first-year so probably not

>>8590526
What school

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Materials Engineering

>>8593188
Oh, are you a DFA?

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>>8590526
Mech E and Physics major, just now getting into the real courses

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>properties of materials
>thermodynamics
>aircraft design
>differential equations
Pretty comfy desu

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Groundwater Hydrology + Lab
Remote Sensing
General Chemistry II + Lab
Calculus I

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>>8591072
Basalt rifle? Haha

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>>8590526

>evolution

Immunobiology
Bacterial pathogenesis lab
Biochem B: metabolism

Wanted to take ochem lab too but administration warned me against it, thank god I didn't

>>8593443
wut

>>8593129
>t. 4chan Institute of Lulz student

Advanced Geometry
Calculus IV
Introduction to Wavelets
Psychology of Kabbalah
Introductory Swahili
Set Theory

>>8592054
>chink
>minority
east asians are alright i can even speak japanese if there are any fishheads

>stochastic processes
>operating systems
>evolutionary algorithms
>introduction to computer graphics

>>8592652
>no undergrad class has a 70-90% failrate
Maybe in the us

>>8592780
>how does the course leader "know" if their course is well structured in how well it educates people?
They don't care. They have to weed out the avreage students, this is an easy way to do it.

Intro to programming 2 (c++)
Computer architectures
Introduction to the Theory of Computing 2 (graphs mostly)
System Modeling
Physics 2
Calc 2 if I don't fail the exams

Maybe this as an elective
Algorithms, Data Structures and their Efficient Implementation in C

>>8590526
2nd semester of First year engineering
>Calculus of a single variable II
>Introduction to linear algebra
>Foundations of physics I (with a lab)
>Foundations of engineering II
>Engineering problem solving with C++
>First year english II

>>8590984
Awesome. An actual not underpleb ITT. I have to TA organic. Wish I was doing gen chem. I'm taking organometallics this semester.

Object oriented programming (c++)
Maths II (Analysis)
Data Processing Systems (Assembler)
Introduction to robotics
Physics for electrical engineering

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>Feat perfect formatting :^)

Cal I
Babby tier physics
physical geology
two welding classes
a commercial wiring class

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a little bit of cool and a little bit of meme

>>8590526
Mathematical methods for physics II (diff eqs, different transforms, 6 credits)
Electromagnetism (9 credits)
Optics (9 credits)
Meteorolgy and Climatology (6 credits)

>>8594024
you an architectural engineer?

>>8590526
This semester I'll finish writing my PhD thesis.

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>>8590526

Second semester of freshman year
>pre med

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Calculus 3
Phys 2 (electricity and magnetism)

School part-time/working full-time because I don't have the balls or brains to take a full Engineering course load while working to pay the mortgage. Otherwise, I'd be taking D.E. and Chem 1 as well.

Physics I
E&M
Programming I
General proofy math (abstract algebra and stuff like that)
Programming lab
Oh and english, lets not forget that

>>8594118
COOL!

>>8594222
>freshman year
>pre-med
So piss-easy then?

>>8594222
Just finished my first year of premed here in Aus.
I'm surprised you do a math course there, was that a gen-ed/elective? Here we had quite a rigid schedule

Jesus people.
I literally have
Physics I
Intro to Linear Algebra and Geometry
1 elective subject I still have to choose
Why are there people here with 6+ courses in a semester? How does it work?

>>8594250
>So piss-easy then?
its just introductory science classes than any major would take...

>>8594256
I have to take my sixth course at a different college so i dont have to deal with a course waiver
anyways, i just love my work, love god, that's it.

>>8594253
I think premed in Aus and premed in US is very different. You guys can go straight to med school after 1 year of university right?

>Statistical and Thermal Physics
foundations of statistical mechanics, stat mech of simple systems, open systems, quantum gases, real gases

I'm fucked. How do I start being interested in this?

>Optics
Geometric, wave, fraunhofer, fourier, image formation, spectroscopic instruments, polarisation

Might be ok. I can find it less boring now that I'm into photography.

>QM
systems of two particles, angular momentum, rotational spectra, pauli matrices, hydrogen atom, kinetic energy operator

>Further QM
Time-independent perturbation theory.
The Stark effect.
The variational principle.
Time-dependent problems: the sudden and adiabatic approximations.
Time-dependent perturbation theory.
Fermi golden rule.
Radiative transitions.
Selection rules.
Motion of a charged particle in a magnetic field.
The Zeeman effect.
Identical particles.
Gross structure of He.
WKB approximation.
Density operators.

>philosophy of science
might be interesting, no syllabus available though


How fucked am I? I've enjoyed QM so far, but this term seems to step it up a bit.. in fact, everything seems to step up a bit. There are only 8 weeks to fit this all into.

>>8594253
I've already finished my math requirements because I did Calculus AB in highschool and finished the one Stats class first semester. I'm planning to take my math till Differential Equations because from what I can tell, it's important to be above the minimum requirements to medical school.

>>8594337
>I'm fucked. How do I start being interested in this?
By realising that is (1) the only useful course you're taking, and (2) lots of thermo can be derived from SM.

>>8594299
"med school" is university. The universities that offer medical degrees are often big enough to have several campuses, one of which is usually dedicated to medicine. You can actually go straight into a 7 year Doctor of Medicine degree the first semester after graduating but you've gotta have the best of the best UMAT scores (an external test done for admittance to medical degrees).

Often you are encouraged to do a different course such as a Bachelor of Advanced Science w/Hons or Engineering for a year to get you adjusted to uni life since unis often don't like having kids as low as 17 years old in their medical degrees and you can switch to the MD course if you've got good results but technically you can go straight into MD, you've just gotta be practically perfect.

>>8594376
>useful
pah
oh hang on a second.. wiki says it applies to the dynamics of neural networks. now it's got me.

>thermo
well duh. boring though.
I suppose it's at least relevant to my interest in biochem.

I still need to pick 7: (I is co-requisite of II each time)

>Measure Theory
measures on abstract sigma-algebras, outer measures, measurable functions, Lebesgue integral, convergence, product measures, Fubini's theorem

>Algebra I
Groups, Hausdorff maximality, Axiom of choice, Zorn's lemma. permutation groups, Cayley's theorem, group actions, Sylow's theorem

>Algebra II
Rings and Fields, integral domains, their fields of quotients, rings of polynomials and ideal structures

>Set Theory
sets

>Topology
convergence,continuity,compactness,regularity

>Introduction to Category Theory
categories, functor

>Category Theory
adjoint functors, limits, Monads, Algebras

>Functional Analysis I
continuity, convergence, compactness, completeness. Banach spaces, functionals, Hilbert space, separability, bounded operators

>Functional Analysis II
Hahn-Banach theorem, Banach-Steinhaus theorem, open/closed mapping theorem, Spectral theory

>ODE I
Phase diagrams, periodic solutions, limit cycles, energy balance, harmonic balance, stability, Lyapunov methods

>ODE II
Perturbation methods, forced oscillations, harmonic and subharmonic response, stability of periodic solutions, bifurcation, structural stability, chaos

>PDE I
analytical techniques, Laplace equation, the wave equation and the heat or diffusion equation. separation of variables, Fourier series, orthogonal functions and Integral transforms

>PDE II
zeros of Sturm-Liouville eigenfunctions, Rayleigh quotient, method of eigenfunction expansion using Green's functions and method of characteristics

>Matrix Theory I
equivalence, canonical forms, vector spaces, linear transformations, Cayley-Hamilton theorem, Gram-Schmidt process, Schur's triangularisation, nilpotent operators, similarity, Jordan form

>Matrix Theory II
Jordan form, solution of AX=XB, polynomial matrices, interpolation, spectral, polar decompositions, systems of linear differential equations, numerical methods, iterative methods for AX=K

>>8594609
>Measure Theory
>Algebra I
>Algebra II
>Topology
>Introduction to Category Theory
>Functional Analysis I
>Functional Analysis II

Is the only correct answer.

>>8594609
Algebra I and II, Matrix Theory I and II, Topology, Set Theory, Measure Theory, Intro Category Theory

Elements of Thermodynamics and Heat Transfer
Mechanics of Materials
Elements of Dynamics
Introduction to Statistics I
Introduction to Civil Engineering
13crhr

Public Speaking
Intro to Petrology
Geologic Field Methods
Structure & Tectonics

14cr
Geology master race reporting.

>>8594616
This is pretty much what I was thinking, except Category Theory instead of the Intro to Category Theory.

for some reason Intro to Category Theory is not a co-requisite of Category Theory, so I thought id just self study the basics we dont cover in Category Theory.

>>8594621
I know its useful, but god damn it I hate matrix/linear algebra classes. and your list has 8.

>>8594226
Chem 1 is pretty easy, desu. I get what you mean by trying to pay the mortgage. Just do what you can.

>>8594623
>Introduction to Civil Engineering
I was reading down with approval until I got to that one

>>8594609
How can you take stuff like algebra without having learned about vector spaces and linear transformations in the first place? What the fuck is wrong with you Americans?

Time Series
Partial Differential Equations
Real Anal II
Advanced Linear Algebra

How do you study with a fulltime load efficiently with getting good grades? Seem to be kinda tricky to focus properly.

How many hours are you investing in each class a semester?

>>8594256
I don't know about the US but in Germany it's common to have 5 courses or more each semester.

>>8594609
Take following

>Algebra II
>Functional Analysis II
>ODE II
>PDE II
>Matrix Theory II
>Set Theory
>Category Theory

>>8590526
Calculus II
Chemistry
Biotechnology in our Lives
Cultural Anthropology

I''m an engineering major but realized I'm either too stupid or lazy or both and don't really want math or chemistry courses because they're boring, but I'm taking them anyway to punish myself/

>>8590526
Principles and Applications of Microeconomics
Animal Behavior
Analytical Methods of Ecology, Evolution, and Natural Resources
Online Physics 2
(paying stupid extra fees because this doesn't fit into my schedule)
Physics 2 Lab
Wildlife Diseases

and all of my classes end before 4.

Should I add one more class?

mathematics
molecular biology
physical chemistry


doing a double major might be a stupid idea

>>8592847
>tfw Turing reduction is so much more interesting to you but poses no real use to the world or industry

>>8590818
>>8590889
>>8592533
>>8594003
>>8594226

hellp my fellow EEs

>Intro to microprocessors
>Continuous signals and systems
>Elec + magnets
>Circuits II
>C and C++
>Sociology of conformity and deviance

my own life

>>8591978
Sadly, it's not entirely unheard of.

>>8591970
Good on you for taking the discrete with teeth (math department) and not the duck equivalent (cs).

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>>8592016

Electrical Machines
Electromagnetism (II) waves and fields
Thermodynamics I
Introduction to Economics
Emotional intelligence and negotiation skills

+ I'm working on getting my English C1 certificate so I'm in a course for that.

desu I'm happy with this semester but it's going to be a bit nuts towards the end.

>>8592397
this

Web and Database development
calculus
object-oriented programming project

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Pretty anxious about how this is gonna turn out, honestly. 17 credit hours, 5 classes 1 lab.
They combine linear and diff equ in one course at this uni for mech eng majors. I've heard it gets rough, and the rest of the classes aren't exactly trivial.

I'm just praying the lab reports won't be ridiculous.

>>8592682
same in scotland I think

>>8592686
How many were in the class with 100% fail rate?

something like 12 I can imagine but over 100 is crazy

Topics in Linear Algebra
Linear Systems and Signal
Fundamentals of Computing II
Introduction to Advanced Mathematics
Discrete Structures

What am I in for?

>>8595230
Lol? Just about every university has math and CS majors take the same lower division discrete math course. What retarded school are you at?

>>8590526
Wave in Matter
Microwave Circuits
Inverse Problems in EM and Acoustics

that kinda shit

>>8594383
>>8594299
You can apply after 1st year if you do a specific degree (biomedical science), otherwise it's just like in the US where you can only apply as a post grad.
Source; just got rejected from 1st year entry :^)

>>8592593
>>8592847
>>8595140
I took an Automata theory course as well and our class covered Computability theory (up to rice's theorem), but I took a separate course in just Computability theory -- we used Boolos' third edition text in Computability (if you're curious to learn it yourself).

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>Last semester, have yet to take psych/soc/anth elective
>Looking through sociology courses
>Everything sounds like a lecture on why being a normal straight white male makes you bad
>Marriage and Family Life
>Description TL;DR - Exploration on what makes a good marriage, parental role in child development, working through a lifelong marriage
>signmeup.jpg
>Professor posts syllabus online
>Exploration of different types of families, race, gender, background
>Textbook is Diversity in Families
>Trigger warning in the syllabus
>mfw

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>>8595758
pic related

-Calc 3
-Physics 102
-English 102

13 units, but I work too. Anything more than this and I'd lose my 4.0 fast. Don't judge.

philosophy

ima grad student

>>8595758
>>8595761

Maybe you could have an open mind and learn something about either the subject matter or how to effectively communicate your layman opinions to those who don't share them.

>>8595800
I'm more than a little peeved at the idea of being told that normal relationships are being phased out and it's perfectly fine to get cucked by Jamal to make your wife happy.

Matrices
Multivariable Calculus
Quantum Physics
Intro to Termodynamics
C++
Snowboarding

Its a light semester

>>8595884
>Matrices
really intro to linear algebra
>Multivariable Calculus
really calc 3 w/ stewart
>Quantum Physics
really "modern physics", not quantum mechanics
>Intro to Termodynamics
really just PV diagrams
> C++
really C
> Snowboarding
really fun

>>8590526
Business Communication
Organic Chemistry 1
Plant Structure and Function
Genetics of Agricultural Animals

Data Bases I
Algorithms analysis
Linear Algebra for CS
some dumb elective not even worth mentioning

how pajeet am i?

>>8595800
not the guy you replied to but the idea that STEM majors are autistic spergs that struggle with non-STEM/communication is really stupid. Most smart people go in to STEM and are well-read enough to be able to communicate effectively. I feel like humanities people perpetuate this meme to make their field of study seem more important than it really is.

t. english lit turned physics major

>>8595895
>4 classes
i dunno pajeet, do you need all the extra time to work at pop pop rajan's 7 eleven?

>>8590526
Gen Chem II
Evolutionary Bio
Linguistics
Honors Comp II

Workload isn't as strenuous class wise, but I have a lot of ECs to keep me busy.

Analysis in multiple variables
Mechanics
Linear algebra
Classical physics: Elctromagnetism

Real analysis(easy(must course))
Complex calculus(easy(must course))
Measure theory
Algebraic topology
Homological algebra
Algebraic geometry(not included just attending classes)
Low-dimensional topology(self-studying)

example how pure math curriculum must look like around 3rd year of undergraduate student

Calc II
Inorganic chemistry
Physics II
Humanities II (but who cares, that's just a credit filler)

Organic 2
Discrete Math
Data Structures
Numerical Analysis
Material and Energy Balances 2

Telecommunications
Linear Control
Inorganic chemistry processes
Materials physics
Electromecanic converters

>>8595932
I don't know if it's because they necessarily want their field of study to seem more important, but rather I think sometimes they conclude STEM people are damaged because it fits their narrative that only a damaged person could enjoy things they can't do or are disinclined to do.

Clearly a cool, cultured modern intellectual reads plays, goes to art galleries, appreciates diversity, believes in equality, and can't do math.

And if you can do math, it must mean you're not at all engaged in culture or ethics, and any difference of opinion you have must be as a result of you being terrible at Non-STEM.

>>8590716
Why are you taking physics 1 and calc 3 at the same time?

>>8596752

what? I thought real analysis is a prerequisite to all other analysis, at least its a comfy introduction to the culture of analysis

Calculus I
Chem I
Biology II
Cognitive Information Processing
Humanities I (le compulsory humanities filler)

yes, I'm a filthy 1st year (2nd semester) undergrad

>>8590526
Physics 2
Computer architecture
Calc 3
Linear algebra
Modern physics
Spanish

What should I take for basic data analysis? Obviously Probability/Stats, but what programming classes?

Calc III
Physics II
Linear Algebra
First Year Writing II
Fund. of Chemistry II
Physics Lab I
Chem Lab I

Got fucked first semester because the "Lab" that goes with the physics class is actually a fucking recitation. The actual physics lab is a separate class entirely.

>>8594226
>ayyyy lmao

>the only math classes available are differential equations and probability

i signed up for them just to keep financial aid
probably gonna kms myself

>Numbery Theory
>Computational Modeling in MATLAB/Octave
>Electromagnetic Field and Wave Dynamics
>Senior Thesis Seminar in Mathematics

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>>8596854
>financial aid
i know that feel

>sign up for fluid mechanics class
>said a license for the modeling software would be provided upon signing up
>it wasn't
>can't afford the software
>financial aid won't pay for the software
>can't drop the class or i can't get a loan to pay for the semester
>forced to do all modeling work on a computer on campus
>there's only 4 computers with the software
>people sit there for 8 hours at a time

Calc 2, Phys 1 w/ calc, Physics lab, French 2, English 2

why are there so many humanities requirements bros

>>8594644
Kek Same just transferred.

Calc 2
Historical Geology
Geology of National Parks
US History to 1877

pretty comfy semester desu.

So many geo qt's too.

>>8596892
How do I memorize all of the trig integrals and in general get better at integration by parts?

Someone gave me a shortcut to calc 2

Feels like there's a gap between calc 1 and 2

No bully pls

Partial Diff E
Probability, Stats II
Applied Linear Algebra
Graph Theory
Comp Sci II

>>8590526
Numerical Methods I
Partial Differential Equations
Advanced Probability
Modelling II
Complex Analysis

>>8590526
Number theory
Algebraic number theory
Functional analysis
Geometric measure theory

>>8596935
>How do I memorize all of the trig integrals

Memorize? What the fuck? In Calc 2 my professors allowed us to bring flashcards with the most important things.

But I guess if you need memorizing then do the flashcards and then do like 50 quadrillion problems until you memorize everything and then don't need the flashcards.

>>8597393

not him.

I'm pretty sure I have read that Einstein himself said that his only revolutionary discovery was the quantum theory, he even expected to get a nobel prize for it.

>>8596954

wtf is this "applied linear algebra" I have only seen this in engineering courses and that is lower-tier

>>8594644
Nice classes
>>8596926
Is your geology of national parks class a field method class? I had a class of the same title last summer and we went on a trip out to black Hills, powder river basin, Yellowstone, grant tetons etc to study mostly mapping, structural and resources

This semester is groundwater hydrology + lab, remote sensing, chem II + lab, and calc 1.

>>8595408
UC Berkeley.

>>8590526
Particle Mechanics
Physics Lab
DiffEQs
Digital Logic
C++ 1

>>8590526
Physics 2
Calc III
some matlab/c++ computing class
gen chem 2 for cockgobblers

Phys420 = Modern Physics
Math405 = Linear Algebra
Math660 = Complex Analysis (graduate)
Hist201 = American History 1865-Presnet
Hist133 = The Crusades

>Introduction to Computer Science
>Calculus 2
>Physics 2 (& Lab)
>Mechanical Drawing
>Statics

Mech Engi freshman on a third world shithole. Kill me.
>Machining Technology 1 (& Lab)

>tfw 33hr/week
fuck engineering

Functional analysis
Algebraic number theory
Mathematical statistics
Linear algebra
Modern physics

>ancient Chinese art history

>>8590526
>Partial Differential Equations
>Analysis I
>Computer Architecture
>Finite Element Method for PDE's

Intro to Real Analysis
Applied Complex Analysis
Intro to Combinatorics & Graph Theory
Survey of Probability and Statistics
Computer Science I (w/ Java)
Research

Also want to add either a math history class or philosophy class to get rid of gen eds.

Calc 2
Microecon
Intro to japanese 2
Some english class

(Pls now bully)

>>8590565
>the Greats of Slam Poetry
Top kek

Calc 3
Calc physics 1
C programming

>>8594677
Linear Algebra can be taught very interesting, with less focus on the matrix computations and more focus on the underlying concepts. E.g. in my linear algebra class we approached the jordan normal form of an endomorphism via the structure theorem for finitely generated modules over a PID, which I personally found quite fascinating.

Film studies (directors)
Intro to cultural anthropology
Working class lit
Intro to group theory

>>8590526
Igneous and Metamorphic Petrology
Sedimentology and Stratigraphy
Geochemistry
Field Studies (Trip to San Salvador)

I wanted to take Ore Microscopy this semester as well, but I've heard that Petrology takes all of your time. :(

>>8597710
No, sadly it's exclusively online. We are required to take a trip to New Mexico and some places along the way before getting a B.S. Look forward to that. Need to start looking into REUs too.

help me understand something, why do most of you have several related subjects and one that is way the fuck off, are those mandatory?

>>8598959
Junior here.. just transferred. I'm required to take humanties courses/electives.

Also had orientation the day before classes started so I didn't have much choice.

>>8598959
gen ed requirements

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>>8590526
I'm taking your mom

to FUCKTOWN

Analysis of Panel Data
Econometric Policy Analysis
Econometrics II
Advanced Macroeconometrics
Civil War
Ethnic war

>>8599119
>Analysis of Panel Data
this is a whole class? this was a unit in my econometrics class

>>8599160
You take what you can get. On the other hand, it includes multiple imputation methods, IV panel models based on the GMM framework, and SEM for panel data so I can probably take something away from it (even though its at the polisci department in contrast to the other courses).

>>8599191
what software do you use for your econometrics classes? my department used to use SAS but this year we've switched to R

>>8599224
I use Stata and I would generally argue, also from what Ive heard at the Econ department, that it is preferable for applied work, because the data manipulation and analysis is by comparison far easier than it is in R. Sure, the language you learn by doing so isn't transferable and in some time I will have to get used to something more intricate, in particular for methods that are not as well supported by Stata (GIS, machine learning, and so forth), but for now and for general purposes I would say it is great. In particular, if the department pays for licenses or you torrent the multi-core version.

>>8599233
this is my first time learning R and I think its dumb as fuck, but the professor for my econometrics class required us to use it

>>8599242
Well, it's free... and at least it is not SPSS.

>>8596926
>>8597710
>>8594644
is geology worth it ?


t. thinking about doing geo major

Probably not, but it interests me.

>>8599260
I think so, it applies to a lot of different fields. Hydrology, petroleum and natural gas, mining, environmental science, natural disasters. Going higher than bachelor's would open up things like seismology and geophysics, research, better chance at jobs in federal govt.
A lot of environmental consulting firms hire geologists as environmental scientists because environmental science can sometimes be too broad and a geologist can do about anything an environmental scientist can do. So when the president is conservative, go work for oil and natural gas while the environmental scientist is unemployed and when the country is liberal you could go to environmental science job.
What about geology interests you?

>>8596830
What's the problem with this? Mechanics is ez

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Guess my discipline

Circuit analysis
Nuclear physics
Thermal physics
Optics
Physical chemistry
Fourier's methods

rough translations

>>8590526
>Antique and Medieval Philosophy II
>Traditional Logic
>Epistemology
>Introduction to Metaphysics
>Theoretical Ethics
>Classical Rhethoric
>Latin I
>Semiotics
>Cultural Heritage
Those are the mandatory ones. As far as optional goes, I will see if I will be able to take either
>Introduction to Mathematical Logic and Set Theory
or
>Theoretical Physics
I would love to ditch semiotics and cultural heritage off my program though. Latin also seems quite useless, a language cannot be learnt in timespan of two courses.

Introductory algebra 082
English 053

Currently first year EE bachelor. We had a failrate of 82% with the Quantum Physics course. Overal around 60% fails the first year and are not allowed to try this complete EE bachelor again for 4 years.

How the hell is it even possible to take 30 units? Are all you guys European or something? How long is your semester? I'm taking 13 units next semester and it lasts 18 weeks.

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>>8590526
Studying on my own but currently

Materials Engineering
Classical Mechanics (Lagrangian/Hamiltonian)
Computational Geometry
Fourier/Laplace and Differential Eqns
Hilbert Spaces

Currently having trouble forming an intuitive idea of the Lagrangian.

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>>8599436
I just can speak for Germany. Usually a Bachelor consist of 180 credits with a regular study period of 6 semester. Of course there are exception.

In the normal case (like what's planned) it's planned to take 4-6 courses per semester with usually 5-9 credits. So in a German EE, CS or whatever program you got like 5 subjects á 6 credits for example. 1 credit is calculated as 30~ hrs. so you a fulltime schedule per semester is (in theory) 900 hrs. ((5 subjects x 6 credits) x 30 hrs).

But that's just the theory. It's not unusual just taking 2-4 courses since they workload is in theory a lot higher and in fact people need to study longer than the planned period of study time of 6 semester. For example in our department just 7%~ are according to the official stastic finished with their degrees in the regular period of study time. Regular semester is about 16 weeks long.