Post your Fall 2017 Schedule here

>>9103726
>>9103732

>>>/an/

>>9103726
computer """science""" here
the only class i want to take is computer vision but i'm waitlisted for it

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I am taking

>Engineering Economic Analysis
>Intro to Algorithms
>Operating Systems
>Intro to Embedded Systems
>Ethics & Law

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Taking max amount of hours

>>9103740
biochem m8.

>>9103726
>Math 70 (Intermediate Algebra II because fucked up placement test ayyyy)
>English 115
>Econ 101
>Psych 101
Funny that these classes are just from Monday to Thursday, and taking just 16 credits I think.
Should've took more but w/e, I don't want to take the Chicano class that I have to suck the dick for my transfer now.

Guess what state I am, /sci/.

>>9103794
Try killing yourself brainlet.

Calc 3 (up to triple integration only)
Linear Algebra 2
Computational Physics
Differential Equations
Geometric Optics

rate me/give advice

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>>9103798
Love you too.

>>9103802
depends on the teacher like any other school in the universe

expect webassign for all of those

expect little social interaction if you want a B in all of those

>>9103811
>expect little social interaction if you want a B in all of those
With no social interaction he should be able to get a 4.00 for the semester easily

>>9103811
>>9103813
From what I've seen in other uni's I think I lucked out, since almost all of those classes have weekly assignments (I had to use MP in first year and I hated that shit).

>>9103726
>intro
>intro
>general
>intro
Waste of time. Jump straight into advanced courses, pick up the background as you go.
>>9103761
Is this a weird american thing where you have to do history or do you actually want to?

>>9103843
It's my college (in America), requires 2 history courses

>>9103843
>implying our shitty universities even allow you to take the real courses before the intro courses, let alone OFFER real courses
>implying we would be able to get our degrees without taking these intro courses

>>9103843
>Is this a weird american thing where you have to do history or do you actually want to?
Yes there is this little funny thing called General Education where you're forced to take watered-down courses in subjects that don't pertain to your degree.

9 credits of Advanced Research in ECE

Calc II (Single-Variable, Integral)
Engineering Physics I
Chem I

This is 16 credit hours here. 12 being the "full time threshold"

It's also 20 hours of class time alone per week.

I fucking hate this school.

>>9103802
expect lots of calculations

Grad Algebra
Measure Theory/Functional Analysis
Advanced Set Theory
general research seminar
set theory seminar (the guy does descriptive set theory, so I expect it to be about that)

>>9103858
How the fuck is that 16 credit hours?

>>9103860
Some schools attach a lab component to physics and chemistry and bump that units from 4 to 6 or 7

Honors Real Analysis I
Honors Abstract Algebra 1
Introduction to Probability Theory
Physics seminar
Putnam seminar

The "honors" version of those classes just means we are doing Rudin and Artin respectively and the coursework is rigorous. Putnam seminar requires sitting the exam in December

Accepting advice on Putnam seminar and real analysis/algebra. I did well in my proofs transition course

>>9103860
¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Shitty community college in western WA. The instructors are shit at time management, administration doesn't know how to run a fucking school and the students are lazy underachieving shits. Unsurprisingly, retention rate is about 15%

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>>9103868
>Putnam
Holy shit, hopefully you'll get a good advice from a fellow putnam anon, since IIRC there was one last year too.

G-Ganbare

>calc 3
>phys 2 (E&M)
>space exploration
>earth & environment
>intro to mech eng
and
>dodgeball

a hearty 17 credit hours. Phys and earth have labs.

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I want take another course and get 12 credits, but they didnt offer any classes i have the prereqs for this semester. Its ok tho because ill be ontrack since i took stats this summer.

>>9103868
Do as many Rudin exercises as you can, even if their not assigned. His exercises teach a lot of techniques of approaching and doing analysis.

>>9103726
>3/10
>>9103732
2/10
>>9103760
5/10
>>9103761
7/10
>>9103802
6/10
>>9103858
6/10
>>9103859
8/10
>>9103867
8/10
>>9103868
7/10
>>9103873
9/10
>>9103875
8/10

Algorithms
Functional Programming
Functional Analysis I
Set Theory
Logic II
Computer Graphics

>tfw doing a maths degree and avoiding as much maths as possible in my final year
I admit to being a brainlet

>>9103882
>got the only 9/10
yay

space is only an hour a week, but our prof did 25 years of testing low-grav at NASA. Should be fun

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>>9103726
Honors Algebra, Grad Complex, and Math Methods of Physics

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Okay /sci/, Undergrad in Cell Bio, 3rd year
>be me
>fuck up 2nd year due to a bunch of things
>Take a bunch of bird classes in 3rd year to boost my GPA, and whatever classes I need to finish for my degree; without real interest
>However, found out love pharmacology
>Choice between grad school and pharmacy school
>Pharmacy school means a bunch of stupid ENG courses.

Kinda don't want to because wasted my time on 4 bird courses already, and alot of the subjects I've taken so far are meh. I'd rather take the higher level courses...but pharmacy school... What really tugs at my soul is that I've underutilized my university and haven't maxed out learning everything I can. Anyone relate?

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>>9103726

>>9103935
CSbro master race

>>9103850
Generals are such a gigantic waste of time, I'm just muscling through them all to get them out of the way right away so I have the rest of my college years doing what I want.
My school requires an Ethics and Values class to graduate. Fucking waste of my life.

>>9103869
And yet you still go there, so that says a lot about you too.

>>9103843
Prereqs unfortunately

>>9103869
>community college
You're gonna get tenderly bullied senpai.

But hey, at least you're not paying 55k+ for taking Ping Pong with tranny testicles 101, unlike some anons who are in debt for life.

>>9103868
are you at CMU ?

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Going back to school for my masters after graduating 3 years ago. Not ready at all

>Ordinary Differential Equations
>Linear Algebra 2
>Probability and Statistics
>Numerical Analysis
>Physics 2 (electromagnetism)
>Physics 2 lab

>grandparents put away a big chunk of dosh decades ago for their grandson's education

>I'm the youngest sibling
>I get to empty the fund out to the last penny
Feels good. Before anyone complains, if you try and take the funds and use them for something other than education, the government takes like 80% of it

PDEs
Modeling
Climate Science
Shakespeare

all graduate

>>9103868
>>9103999
Honestly sounds like NCSU/NC State University. I know because I took all of those except physics seminar.

>>9104029
Actually nevermind, dawned on me that we used Bartle and not Rudin.

>>9103882
>lowest on the list
heh

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>>9104061
>>9103892
>not even rated
Probably will be back in a few years for my grad courses desu senpai.

>>9104068
yea i thought mine would look cool but apparently not, grad courses have lame names

Fluid Mechanics + Lab
Structural Engr Materials + Lab
Structural Analysis + Lab
Science of Materials
International Politics because general electives

A surprising amount into 17 hours.

>>9103794
You probably could have taken more. But if you're worried about graduating on time, I bet you have plenty of classes you could take in the summer.

Intro to astronomy
Calc 2
Gen Chem 1 with lab

>>9103950
I'm in the same boat. I try to appreciate the break from my in-depth major classes, but the quality of those classes can be irredeemable.

- Complex Analysis
- mechanics 1
- electromagnetism (static)
- atmospheric physics
- physics through programming
- physics 2 lab

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>>9104132
Yeah, I will be taking way more classes in the summer.
I will take more courses on the next semester so I can finish my Generals and work with ease on my major classes at the end of the degree.

>>9103951
It's cheap as shit and the nearest bus stop drops me off on campus. Credits are credits fren.

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r8

There's a good chance I'll be doing PhD research in France, and it's the big nuclear engineering local, so I figured it'd be beneficial either way.

>>9103843
>What are prerequisites?

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>t. first semester biology brainlet
I already took calculus at a CC, but it didn't transfer and I won't be able to register for calculus until next semester anyway :-(
Also a metric fuckton of GEs

My uni's site is down right now, but I will post a pic later, as an EE Junior my fall semester is:

-Signals and Systems
-Electromagnetic Field Theory
-Digital Logic with Verilog
-Circuits 3 (transistors and advanced circuits?)
-Complex Analysis (might drop, not required for major but would like to take some time)
-EE lab
-Physics 3 lab

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US EE Senior year taking some comfy electives and EE courses

>senior design pt1
>honors movie elective
>Analog+digital VLSI
>Analog IC design
>Microwave Systems (circuits, antennas)
>Advanced Electrodynamics or German 1

Might take German because I plan on applying and going to a good Swiss school for MS and maybe PhD. Might just learn it there though.

- linear algebra (advanced)
- intro. to artificial intelligence
- algorithms
- machine structures

math/computer ""science"" master race here

>>9103846
>Introduction to mathematical reasoning is an entire standalone subject
Intriguing.

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Not looking forward to qft since I'm an experimentalist

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Somewhat scared

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might switch Complex Analysis for Measure Theory & Integration
if i don't then i'll just be taking Measure Theory the following semester

>>9103859
who is your set theory professor? is he greek?
also what's your research on, anon?

t. mathfag

Real Analysis III
Introduction to Probability Theory
Plus maybe Abstract Algebra I or Introduction to Discrete Mathematics

I am quite far ahead in terms of credit points so I only need to take two classes rather than the usual three or four.

>>9104391
>Real analysis III
What does that cover? I don't think I've seen anywhere offer more than 2 courses in real analysis (at least at undergrad level).

Classical Mechanics I
Modern Physics (overview)
Calc III
Linear Algebra
Probability

>>9104405
afaik it's integration in multiple variables, measure theory, Lebesgue integration, convolution, manifolds, integration on manifolds, Fourier-transform

For reference: Analysis I was sequences, series, differentiation in R, Riemann-Integration, Taylor's theorem. Analysis II covered metric spaces and basic topology, differentiation in metric spaces, generalised Taylor's theorem, Banach fixed-point theorem, constrained optimisation, ordinary differential equations

Aerospace propulsion
Aerospace Structure II
Aerodynamic II

Only 18h/w

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>>9103726
Winter 2018 should be more interesting.

intro to discrete math
intro to symbolic logic
calculus 3 honors
physics (E&M)

17 units

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Here is my fall 2017 schedule.
Judge me!

Advanced electronics
Advanced digital tech
Material and hardware
Human factors
Advanced aerodynamics

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don't really rate this semester at all. Only interesting subject is Pharmacy Practise

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>>9103873
>and
>dodgeball
jej

>>9104634
four PE classes required to graduate. Not my decision.

The dumb thing is that being in a sport club (fencing) should count. But it doesn't.

>>9104635
>Throwing a ball will make you a productive member of society.

>>9104634
>An entire class on vibrators

>>9104021
>parents strongly pressure me to only apply to public schools in sate telling me i'd have to take a shitload of loans if i didn't
>younger sister literally only looking at private schools and my-parents already have a plan for paying full tuition for it
hopefully i'll get funding in grad school

>>9104387
I don't think so, he seems generic european. I am going to set theory but don't have a focus yet, it will probably be descriptive set theory, and classification problems in terms of borel complexity classification. Though I really like studying fragments of ZFC, but I'm not sure what to do with that.

>>9104654
Yeah it's not like health issues due to inactivity and obesity is one of the biggest drains on our economy and the biggest killer in modern countries or anything.

>>9104380
all chinese/indian/paki instuctors lmfao

ur fucked they hate americans and will make it harder than u need to know for ur degree

>>9103869
too much of a brainlet to get into UW?

CS-E4810 Machine Learning and Neural Networks 5
CS-E4600 Algorithmic Methods of Data Mining 5
CS-E4830 Kernel Methods in Machine Learning 5
CS-E4870 Research Project in Machine Learning and Data Science 5
ELEC-E5510 Speech Recognition 5
CS-C3100 Computer Graphics 5
CS-E4110 Concurrent Programming 5

You'll never guess my major

Math H54 Honors Linear Algebra and Differential Equations
Math 110 Theoretical Linear Algebra
Math 55 Discrete Math
English 104 Intro to Old English
Geog 50AC California

Freshman at UC Berkeley. Fucking breadth requirements, just trying to deal with them as soon as I can. I'll drop Math H54 or 110 depending on which I should be in, since I've never taken a proof class and my differential eqns class was okay but lin alg was pleb tier (mit ocw) so at least I'll know the shit that I'm missing if I drop 54.
Or maybe 54 is for babies and I take both for muh pdes.

>>9104459
why is your schedule so colorful

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>Geotechincal Engineering
>Structures 1
>Business Proposal Writing
>Intro to Geology
>Human Sexuality

>>9104980
>Human Sexuality

>Thermal Physics of Bose & Fermi Gases
>Electrodynamics
>Mathematical Fundamentals of Quantum Mechanics
>Nuclear & Particle Physics
>lab
third year theoretical physics at Manchester

>>9104995
oh and
>introduction to non-linear physics

>Real Analysis
>Data Structures & Algorithms
>Foundations of Computer Science
>Intro to Theoretical Statistics

>itt: brainlets

I have to take 40c/h as formal reaquirement. Lmao

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>4TL4 - Digital Signal Processing
>3DQ5 - Digital Systems Design
>3EJ4 - Circuits IV
>3A03 - Applied Regression w/ SAS
>3Y03 - Eng&Scty Capstone

>>9103843
>Jump straight into advanced courses, pick up the background as you go.

Kek I wish, almost all American schools have prerequisites or require certain classes to get your degree. I had not taken Chem 2 because I just was a shitty student but I had already passed ochem with both As and knew some biochemistry. But the university still wants its money before they give your their degree.

>>9105027
>trillinear analysis methods
>Analysis IV
>Algebra Systems and Design
>Simulation of chaotic Systems
10 each and
>Chinese 102
4.

>>9103726
Ehh my nigga. I've been studying all your life sciences classes since I was a baby. I hope you want to go into ecology.
Study evolution and taxonomy in your free time to supplement your classes. You should really try for some field experience, get in extracurricular with your professors, TAs and the smart people in your class. Clubs, study groups, lectures whatever. Try to get an internship. Also look for classes that will be in the field "methods in field bio" or some shit like that, it will be the best class you ever take. For the love of life PAY ATTENTION TO MATH, try to learn as much math as you can. As fun as it is you don't want to be stuck doing point counts forever if you want to make a serious contribution. You need to be a theoretical autist to do that.
>>9103732
My dude what do you want to do?

Myself: dropped out of community college after 18 credits. Self study constantly, currently into logic and calculus, the rest is pleasure reading. When I go back to school I'd like to get my BS in 4 semesters. Suggestions?

>>9103740
The ultimate pleb

>>9103726
Cryptography 1
Computer Graphics
Numerical Methods
Algebraic Number Theory
gayass chem 2

>>9103760
>ethics and law
I thought those things were mutual exclusive
Huehuehuehuehue

>>9104769
i'm excited for you, anon
for a second i thought your professor was George Kafkoulis; you might want to check out his work
he does a lot of stuff on large cardinals, ultra-filters and forcing if i recall correctly

set theory is probably my favourite field of math, glad you're going into it, anon

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Yeah I know its easy its my last semester of a Biolol degree. currently 20k in debt with no fucking idea what to do with these meme courses besides a lab tech.

Fuck should of went into computer science

Calc2
Engineering physics 1+lab
Discrete math
Compsci inter. (java)

>tfw just transferred out of CC so registration date was late
>tfw EE classes I need were packed
>tfw no waitlists
>tfw I have to go crash the class in hope of an add in #

What's the success rate at a uni? At CC they had waitlists and you're pretty much out sol if you're not in the top 5. Here though, they don't have any waitlists. Reeee!

>>9104949
Isn't H54 or 54 a prereq for 110?

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Any advice?

>>9105166
What are these classes?

>>9105070
I'm contemplating doing something in genetics or ecology. I know I'd probably make a lot more money in the long run being a genetic counselor or something, but I find ecology a lot more interesting

>>9105037
is this in the US or no? credit hours are counted differently at different institutions..At mine full time is 12 credit hours, max is 20/21, average is probably 15 or 16. Homework and other outside classwork is typically said to be 3-4 hrs per credit hour per week

>>9105185
Yeah, studying ecology is a passion thing. We definitely need more ecologists, even if that just means being literate and communicating ecology as a non-professional. It's a fair bet that ecology will only become more valuable as things continue to get worse. Really a bet for the future because we are fucked if that doesn't happen. There is a lot of untapped money to be made in Agroecology and other applications. Academic ecology will keep growing but it is becoming increasingly competitive.

I'm just focusing on self sufficiency so I can do what I love without having to worry to much about my salary for comfort. Not to mention practicing ecology is sure to be more fun and fulfilling even with all the existential terror that surrounds it.

>>9105177
PHYS 160 - University Physics I (Taken with PHYS 161 which is just the lab portion), 4 credits
CS 211 - Object Oriented Programming, 3 credits
CS 110 - Essentials of Computer Science, 3 credits
MATH 114 - Calculus II, 4 credits
CDS 130 - Computing for Scientists, 3 credits

>>9105215
Cruise your way to easy As because all of those classes are basic as fuck?

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introduction to applied analysis (vector calculus, some complex analysis)
modern applied math I
probability
physics I
intermediate russian

>>9105166
woah

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Medicinal Chem
Parasitology
Gen Physics I
German I
Two Independent studies: One on B. anthracis genetic regulation and another on basophils

Also have to apply to PhD programs, wish me luck anons

1st year grad
Algebraic geometry
Combinatorics
Universal algebra 1
Algebraic topology 1
Riemannian geometry 1
Model theory
My picks:
Harmonic analysis 2
Representation theory of finite-dimensional algebras

>>9104845
More I don't want to pay the premium while I'm just getting prereqs out of the way.

Differential Equations
Physics 1 + Lab
Professional Communication for Engineers (required writing course)
Computer Programming in C
Computer Modeling (solid works)

I'm a first year EE major and the computer Modeling class isn't actually required so I was wondering what I should replace it with. I'll probably get a minor in math/CS so classes in those areas are also good.

>>9105296
Why not go to evergreen and get high on memes all day?
I don't live anywhere near Washington but I regularly go up their for a month or two of extreme psychedelic social justice

>>9103726
History of Math
Discrete Mathematics
Calculus III
Intro to Musical Theory
Object-Oriented Programming

>>9104459
quant is a great class, one of my favorites, pretty difficult but extremely informative

>>9103726
into to metric and topological spaces
quantum mechanics 1
partial differential equations
electromagnetic theory
statistical mechanics

(physics and math double major)

>>9105393
>physics and math double major
Imagine being this meme'd. You're going to kill yourself after graduation

>>9104295
First year of biology fucking blows (hence the anti-bio sentiment on this board), it'll start getting interesting/more advanced next year

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>>9103726
Senior year. Graduate in May.

>>9105350
Not him but I have friends that went there and they all left to go to different schools within a year.

People who grew up around evergreen know it's a joke of a school but outside the state people think it's a good liberal school so it attracts only the stupidest ultra-SJW crowd.

There are no grades and only self reflections on how the class made you feel. Also the school is surprisingly expensive

>>9103868
>doing abstract algebra without having passed real analysis

>>9105434
>dropped biology class before even starting
i mean i know you guys think biology classes is hard but cmon, it's not that bad!

>>9105456
I'm taking it next semester because it didn't fit into my more important physics schedule.

;)

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>>9103726

>>9105459
im totally fucking with you don't worry, your schedule looks daunting

>>9105443
i live on the other side of the country, someone actually tried to convince me to go there

>>9103868
eyy, i was on my uni's putnam team last year. scored 1 question.

just do 10 putnam problems a week you'll be good.

>>9105443
Everyone I know who grew up around evergreen talks like tommy Chong. The students know how big of a meme it is too. It does have some advantages in that the sciences are better than your average community college and it's still science so not too much bullshit, and it's easy to use their facilities for research.
It's pretty SJW but it's mostly punkers, anarchists, otakus/furries, and outdoor schizos. All sharing the common dream of wasting their parents money while heavily abusing psychotropic drugs in a cool location. The "SJWs" are pretty cool, not so much like the memes say they are.
I would go there if I was certain I could get into a good grad school afterwards. Because I don't into a shit about undergraduate studies, also I like the area(outdoor schizo) and the culture is entertaining.
I feel like it would have been better in the 90s

>>9105526
You keep saying community college but it's not. It's a 4-year college and tuition for out of state residents is $24k a year

>>9105545
I was saying it was a community college to emphasize the acedemic culture.
Yeah, don't go out of state unless you have parents with money to waste.

Introduction to Film (Gen Ed) - 3 Credits
Seminar Writing through Literature (Gen Ed) - 4 Credits
Multivaribale Calculus - 4 Credits
Financial Mathematics I - 3 Credits
Total: 14 Credits

Majoring in Actuarial Science, est.graduation 2020.

I have a large dilemma however and am wondering if any anons may be able to help me out. So my school offers both a B.A. and a B.Sc. in Actuarial Science with the difference literally being 2 semesters of Physics (I've already done Chem and Bio). Thing is that I was godawful at Physics in High School and don't want to spend so much time on it while I've got Actuarial exams to study for.

If anyone has been in a similar situation I'd love to hear what you think.

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>>9105566
I'm looking to become an Actuary. I've heard that a math major (which I am) is better than Act Sci because you aren't pigeon holed. Also, no one recruiting Actuaries actually cares that much about degrees (much less BA or BSc). They mostly care about exams and skills. What exams have you taken? Are you any good at VBA, R, etc?

>>9105618
I didn't know that about the type of degree so thanks for the info.
Haven't done any exams as of yet since I'm an incoming freshman; don't know what VBA and R are (excel I presume) but I'm sure I'll get to that at least in the spring.

>>9104956
Beats me. I sure do like the colours though.

schdule of universities inside borders of muslim shithole islamic dictatorships:

1- brainwashing
2- wasting time
3- bringing idiots together so they can be friends
4- excluding smart atheists
5- not inventing or producing shit even in thousands of years passes...
6- no difference from monkey lul inferior dna straight to the ovens...

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I started college with terrible ambition. Took 3+ courses in both cs and mathematics, but switched major too many times for anything to count
>moved senior year so forced to finish online
>no math or cs courses online
>has to pick Psychology to get BS
How fucked am I?

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>>9105652
I think you can still make something out of this. You will have a B.Sc in Psych, but you'll have experience in math and computing science. That's more experience than most psychology majors have so i think you'll make it.

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rate me bros

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>>9105625
Act Sci usually has a lot of business classes and coddles you through the exams. Even if you get this major, you still need to do a lot of self study. At least with math or statistics, you have a lot more advanced coursework in math and more opportunities outside actuarial work.

Also, VBA is for excel and R is a statistics software package (it is one among-st many). You will likely have to self learn these. Start with VBA (its really easy and pretty useful).

Systems theory
Probability theory
Intro to prog 3
C++11/14
Coding theory
Communication networks 1
Software technologies
Databases
35 credits total

>>9105681
Thanks, I've got about 2 weeks before I head off so I think I'm gonna review some general Calc II material, stat and try to pick up some basics in VBA.

I really appreciate the advice and all you've explained.

BTW, on the chart it cuts off at 4 exams however I'm pretty sure that I will be done with 5-6. 1 this year which I believe will be FM and then 2 for each subsequent years, how good would that be looking for me.

Also if you have any familiarity with FM how hard is it, because I'm kind of going in completely blind and my advisor told me that the class has 45% failure rate.

>>9105664
hunterfag?
physicsfreshman/10

>>9105664
buckeye?

>>9105566

Just get a BA it literally doesn't matter.

Princeton only hands out BAs in math.

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>>9105748
> ASU

>>9105759
Too Mexican to go anywhere else

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Community College, I feel like I should take more classes but I was too lazy to sign up for physics or chem.

>>9105771
Forgot to mention I need a humanities course and that art class was the only nonreligion left

>>9105773
I hate how everyone in these threads has to defend themselves pre-emptively when they have non-stem courses. There's nothing wrong or unusual with having humanities and social sciences in your schedule. At an American or Canadian school it's compulsory.

>>9105801
This. There's a reason why this board is anonymous, you don't have to defend yourself.

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>>9105698
If you didn't know, there are two actuarial societies with different exams (the first few are the same). There is the SOA and CAS. The chart refers to the CAS. There are other requirements for ASA/ACAS and FSA/FCAS that you can find online.
I passed FM with an 8/10. The exam requires about 300 hours of study. It is important that you understand, in depth, each topic presented on the exam. You should have to memorize very little. Start with a free manual online (such as Finan), take notes, and do the problems. You need to live and breath the time value of money.
Also, the number of exams seems fine. Take your time and make sure you can pass on the first try. Finally, DO NOT NEGLECT INTERNSHIPS. Many companies primarily recruit new actuaries through their internship programs. Some companies may not even hire people without internships.

>>9105846
Damn. RIP spacing.

>>9105744
math phys s-sophomore

>>9105434
Hmm...I recognize this interface.

sup hunterboi
nah jk i go to stony

>>9105853
>>9105913
sorry forgot to give (you)

Mech Eng
>Machine Component Design
>Numerical Modeling
>Project Management and Engineering Ethics
Only taking a partial load this semester while I work on the side.

>>9104818
underrated shitpost

>>9103869
I'm at BC so I understand your pain, from the "lazy underachieving shits" comment I'm guessing you're at Green River or Highline.

But I'm getting my AA free at BC, then transferring to UW. That way I'm only paying for the classes that actually pertain to my major (I'm guessing you have a similar plan)

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No classes. Graduated in May.

>>9106114
God i wish that were me

>>9106114
> not doing a PhD

>tfw 34 credits
>everyday but wednesday 8 AM to 6 PM
I'm in for a ride arent I? ;_;
I'm usually lazy and skip classes whenever I can get away with it, now i'll probably have to get my shit together

>>9106240
What the fuck kind of retard academy would even allow anyone to do that

>>9106253
I don't know about unis from other countries, but here in Brazil schedules that uses both the morning and the afternoon are pretty common

How many hours of lectures plus hours of practicals plus hours of tutorials would a science student expect to take each week?

>>9106260
Ah. Yeah, here in America that would just not be possible in any Uni.

>>9105407
>muh practical degree
guess you're a mechanical engineer huh?

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>>9106335
Ikr! Who the fuck would want a job after college! BRAINLET DETECTED XD

>>9105249
Do you know if those retarded recitation classes I had to sign up for are mandatory, or just if you need extra help?

>>9106769
depends on the professor, but most of the time there's graded work in recitation (e.g., quizzes, presenting homework problems) so attendance is pretty much mandatory. it fucking sucks i know

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Rate me, Sophomore year.

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>>9103726
1. Organic Chemistry I with lab
2. Biology I with lab
3. Elementary Statistics
4. Sociology 101
5. American Literature

Total of 17 hours. Am I fucked?

>>9104459
>Japan 101
Weeb spotted

>>9103726
Nevada?

>>9103726
>Comp Sci Lecture
(It's not even a real class, its just the intro class every freshman has to take, but STEM students take a modified one
>Composition I (Basically an english class with a fancy name)
>Intro To Music
(Dumb Gen. Ed that's required, getting it out of the way)
>College Algebra/Trig
>Topics In Astronomy
Can't wait till next semester when I can actually start taking classes that have anything to do with Comp Sci at all. The only class here that even remotely pertains to it is my math class

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>>9105748
>The ASU Experience

My god, I want to make fun of you, but deep down I feel profoundly sorry for you.

>>9107716
nope

>>9107659
Most of those classes don't seem so bad, with the exception of Orgo. Make sure you put in a good amount of time into that class if you want to pass.

>>9106181
> not doing a second PhD

>>9107767
Is it because the school is shite? I don't get the hate someone tell me

>>9107844
>making you take a course about the school
>not just giving you a student handbook

Self serving bullshit class, that just wastes time.

>>9107880
Ah I see, I guess it's an easy credit.

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Just taking Structural Dynamics desu

>>9103726
Also doing a work-study and research

>>9103726
Haha OP this is glasgow uni for sure

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>>9107916
Forgot pic

>>9104507
fuk u

Chem eng 7-8 semester, only 5 classes because I'm working

>Separation processes
>Diffusional Transfer Phenomena
>plastics an composites
>Processes analysis and evaluation
>bussiness ethics

>>9107659
Nah you're good

Computer Vision
Non Linear Control
Optimal Control

Probably going to drop one to free up research time.

>>9107934
good luck in p chem I took calc 2 and I thought it was enough until I got into CO2 and boltzmann distribution problems. wow.

>>9107987
That rough? What's it like

>>9107990
Its the study of what chemical engineers do in manufacturing plastics etc. expect integrals (ull be given how to easily solve them tho) embedded into word problems.

this website has saved my ass multiple times

http://www.stemez.com/all-subjects/

Mech,Thermo,Waves
Calculus 1
Fundamentals of Engineering 1
Programming C++
Survey

first semester freshman

been graduated and employed for about 12 months now. making 90k$ a year.

learn as much programming as you can. its the language of the future, even if you are doing pissant shit like HVAC or refrigeration.

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Don't think anything should be too difficult if I keep a good work ethic up.

>>9104614
I thought gen chem was kind of fun. Seemed kind of disorganized though which was frustrating.

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>>9104867
>General Physics

>>9103794
Let me guess, either Santa Ana College or Cal State Fullerton

>>9105393
Wow really fell for the /sci/ memes there didn't ya

>>9103726
Serious question here. I decided to take calc 1/2 in HS and take calc 3 during the freshman year at my uni. Was this a bad idea? Should I re-take calc 1/2? I don't feel like I have every concept of calc 1/2 memorized, but then again I'm not sure if that is necessary for calc 3.

>>9103726
>Plasma Theory
>Galaxies
>Advanced EM Theory
>Symmetry Groups
>Relativistic QM
>Relativistic Electrodynamics
>Masters Project (hopefully on gravitational waves)

>>9103802
Triple integration and linear algebra in general are pretty okay. Comp Physics could be a dick depending on the level of the language you use. (c, python etc will be hard, MATLAB will be easy). Differential Equations will rape you. Optics is a piece of piss.

Also, I'm assuming you're 2nd/3rd year? Sounds like you are picking worthwhile classes anon.

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>>9103726
Jr, Comp Engineering

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I'm planning on doing a physics degree next year
The four papers required for the physics major first year are:
Fundamentals Physics I
Fundamentals Physics II
Fundamentals Mathematics I
Fundamentals Mathematics II

However seven papers are recommended first year.
What three papers should I take outside of physics/mathematics?

>>9108245
If you don't have calc 1 down, don't do calc 3... Calc 2 is mostly weird series shit.

>>9103794
Hopefully a free California community college. If you're paying full tuition to take fucking Algebra 2 then you're a brainlet of the highest order.

Orgo 1 w/ lab
Calc 3
Differential Equations
English 1

just fuck my shit up family

>>9107919
Still wrong

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Electrical & Comp Eng Senior at drexel university, taking:
ECE-S 434 - Applied DSP
ECE-S 480 - Pattern recognition
ECE-C 471 - Intro to VLSI
CS 430 - Computer Graphics
MATH 322 - Complex variables
ECE 491 - Senior design project

>>9104361
At my school it's basically intro to proofs, basic set theory & logic, etc

>>9103846
Drexel? If so, we have complex variables together

>>9104380
Looks fun but shouldn't signals & systems be a prereq for random signals & systems?

>>9108106
...what exactly do you 'program' do people come t you asking you make websites pages for $/per page or something?

I know c++ enough to make anything but I feel all the indians can do it better so they hire them off craigslist etc.

>>9105280

the fuck, why are you taking so many classes as a grad student?

>>9103761>>9103732>>9103726
how many hours per week is it?

i am russian and can not understand you schdeules

>>9103846
what year is it?

>>9109129
i'm kelly. the classes are only 1 hour long, one day you're free after 11-30, another after 13-30 and two days - after 12-30. Nice.
Is it CS 3rd year?

>>9105280
loooool enjoy that workload autist

>>9108281
>Differential Equations will rape you
That was the easiest class compared to Calc 1-3.

>>9104370
What's cond matt?

>>9105856
Me too

>>9109310
I believe that would be condensed matter physics.

>>9109096
What are you talking about? I'm only taking 2 voluntary classes, the first batch is mandatory. I was slacking off durimg undergrad and only took 5 graduate classes then, need to catch up now so i can get into PhD programme.
>>9109167
I broke up with my gf, i have plenty of time to handle it. And most grads take only one class less (harmonic 1).

>>9109389
Although it's true that most grad take these in two semesters, not one.

Calc 3
Chem 1
DiffEQ
Environmental and Earth Systems
Seminar
Physics I

I got credit for physics by a fucking mile but I didn't do labs and I want to do labs. I'm at 17 credit hours and can't wait to start.
t. Freshman

Unit Operations + lab
Process Synthesis and Design + lab
Wines, Beers, and Spirits

>>9103761
I recognize a UT schedule when I see it. Have fun!

>>9109497
Enjoy not having a life outside of the classroom...

I don't have mine yet because we don't pick at Havard for another 2 to 3 weeks. And I really wanted to participate in this thread :(

>>9109601
Have you looked at your course catalog yet and know what you want to take?

>>9109598
Yeah, I figured. Not to sound depressing as fuck but I never had many friends to begin with since I'm too autistic.

>>9109601
> Harvard

Sure thing buddy

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Starting second year, majoring Nuclear Engineering and Math. r8 h8 masterb8

>>9109608
Oh yeah, it's just not set in stone yet so I'm not 100% sure what I'll be taking each semester

>>9109617
Nuclear Engineering gets shit on so much. Good luck anon.

>>9109616
I'm serious, I've posted on here before about it

>>9109497
>environmental systems
Wtf is an environmental system and how is it different from an earth system? Don't environments by definition, exist outside of a system?
if you tell me the class is treating ecological systems as "environmental systems" I swear to shrek I will fucking kill myself.

>>9109626
Thanks anon, but could you elaborate a bit? Shit on by others, or by curriculum?

BOT 105 General Botany 4
ESM 105 Natural Resource Conservation 3
FOR 130 Dendrology 3
FOR 131 Forest Ecology 3
GSP 101 Geospatial Concepts 2
GSP 101L Geospatial Concepts Lab 1

3rd year Forestry - Wildland Fire Management

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>>9103726

Mech Eng, help me

>>9109389

>he's taking 8 graduate level pure mathematics courses in one semester
>"i have plenty of time to handle it."

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CPE 200 digital logic design 2
CPE 200 Lab
EE 320 engineering electronics 1
EE 330 engineering electromagnetics
EE 360 signals and systems 1

feels bad man

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Starting first year this fall. Pretty excited. Only reason I'm taking the Theo class is because it's required for my uni. "Scientific Programming" is MatLab and C++.

>>9103726
Looks tough. I hate chem. Stats is cool though. 6/10
>>9103732
Hate bio as well, desu. 5/10
>>9103760
Sounds fun, anon. 8.5/10
>>9103761
Envious of that Multi-var calc class. Don't like the split history classes though. 7/10
>>9103794
Looks like shit. 4/10
>>9103802
What major? At that pace, looks like pure math. 8/10
>>9103846
I like it. 7.5/10
>>9109732
Rest in peace, friend. 6.5/10 because I'm not big on Engineering.
>>9109797
You'll make it anon. Good luck.
>>9109617
Looks hard, but fun. Work hard, bud.

>>9109766
Indeed, that's exactly what i've written, it seems to me your reading comprehension is fine, well done. By the end of august i'll have digested 7 textbooks for 3 (just finishing Burris, Sankappanvar) of those courses which should allow me to get through without attending lectures and still get A. Having that time for other classes makes it manageable, especially since i won't be doing any research this semester. After this semester, i'm free to pick whatever classes i want, that gives me three semesters headstart to learn what i want and go back to research.
But it's pointless to justify my decisions to strangers on a kyrghyz yak-milking forum. My advisor thinks i can manage, otherwise she wouldn't have allowed me to do this. Or maybe she wants me out for not listing her first on acknowledgments section.
For any neuroscientist, biochemist or pharmacist, how to get rid of "fog" when you are sleep deprived and focus for too long on one thing? Tried racetams for one week but that didn't seem to have any effect at all on cognitive abities or "fog". Sleeping is not an option obviously, even days 3 hours, odd days 6 hours is how i sleep now.

>>9109803
Heads up anon, first year calc is going to rape you unless you at least review derivatives and basic integration and trig.

American politics online
Quantum mechanics
Solid state physics
And a research project that lasts the whole year
Feelsgoodman.jpg

>>9109835
>without attending lectures
>Sleeping is not an option

you're in over your head

Numerical analysis
Numerical linear algebra
Complex variables
Putnam lecture
Wavelets
Partial differential equations

Wish me luck, retards

>>9109732
Explain this. 60 credit hours? Wtf is going here

>>9109732
stop sicking dick

>>9109803
> What major? At that pace, looks like pure math. 8/10
Math/Physics
>>9108281
from what I've seen I think I'll probably be fine for Diffeqs, but I might want to prepare myself for all the proofs in Lin algebra 2.

>>9109838
Thanks, anon. I did well on the AP Calc BC Exam (4 on BC + 5 AB subscore) but I'll review just in case.

Upper Division Prob/Stat
Introduction to Fixed Income Markets
Introduction to Computing for Data Science

>>9109865
I bet 2/3 of those are waitlist OR it's 1.5-2 years of courses

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tell me watchya think, I'm reattending college first semester.

t. brainlet

>>9110221
looks pretty light but gotta start somewhere man

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>>9105139
I got into mine recently. I was 12th in queue. A ton of people pulled out since they didn't pass the prior weed-out class with the grade required to move on.
So, I guess it depends on the class, and it's requirements. EE has a ton of people that weed out bit by bit year by year, so it's not impossible.
CE here.

>>9104463
r8 me

>>9105249
>>9105166
When you guys gonna meet up and bang?

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Sounded way cooler than most of them turned out to be

>>9109865
>>9110163

It's one timetable for 2 semesters in my Uni, still a cunt of a workload though

>>9103726
Western University, Canada, OP?
Same
Masters in ECE here

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Just finished my BA in math. Starting my MS in applied math, taking it easy for first quarter. Hoping to travel a little bit this quarter and give some talks in California on Numerical Analysis. Did my undergrad thesis on simple stuff, hoping to do PhD in it as well.

Courses in pic: (All are graduate level.)
>Foundations of Scientific Computing:
Basic familiarity of Python and various numerical techniques. Should be very easy.
>Intro to Information Theory
Exactly what it sounds like
>Statistical Signal Processing
Fourier Analysis of indeterminate electrical signals. Should be easy.

>>9109844
Of course taking 8 graduate classes in one semester isn't easy, i'm not claiming that. And you definitely can get an A without attending lectures just by studying textbooks and doing all the excercises, as well as the extra excercises given out by proffesor. I did that with analysis in undergrad (just Zorich and big Rudin) and there's no reason why it shouldn't work in grad. The books are thorough and there are 2 or more for each class, that's not what i worry about. I mostly worry about the big homeworks which usually take a week, having 8 classes means i'll need to do that in 3 days which might be a problem for difficult classes like algebraic geometry. But i'm hyped for the upcoming semester, it's going to decide whether i'm a brainlet or not. If i can't handle it, there's no way i could handle PhD.

>>9103868
I have a similar course-load except that the mathematics courses are the graduate versions, switch probability for complex analysis, and I am a freshman in undergraduate school. I wouldn't get too excited about 'honors' undergraduate courses. They go a third of the pace of what should honestly be mandatory by law honestly.
The Putnam doesn't look too bad honestly. The main issue for most people is a lack of proper background knowledge. For most exams you only need 8 or so of the problems for the fellow and the first problem of each section takes half an hour at most. Hence, you get an hour for each major problem, which is completely achievable.

>>9103902
Greetings from Westwood.

>Intro Biology
>Electricity & Magnetism (math intensive)
>Intro Microeconomics
>Real analysis
t. incoming freshman in math

>>9103732
Are you in Texas?

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>>9103726
Judge me anons

>>9110221
M-Middlesex?

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>tfw class every day

>>9110796
hot

Classical control systems & Lab
Introduciton to Electromagnetic Fields
Stochastic signals
Senior design seminar

Something else, maybe glass blowing or metalworking

>>9110860
>mfw in school every day, 7-19

>>9110889
>mfw my commute is over an hour, one way

>>9103761
How the fuck do you teach US History 284 years before the country was established and then only 89 years of its actual history?

>>9109321

Its a pretty common tool for universities in America.

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>>9103760
The inefficiency of this code. Kek

>>9109000
That's literally nothing.

>>9110434
You won't retain anything nor the grasp the concepts nearly as well as you intend.

>>9103726
>Combinatorics
>Statistics
>Real Analysis 2
>Religion 101

>Calculus I
>General Chemistry
>Cultural Geography
>Micro/Macro Economics
>Intro to Engineering
>Intro to Computing Environments

Freshman this year. Getting prereqs out of the way. Next semester will be calc II and physics, which is good.

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fell for the cs meme

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Fluid Mechanics + lab
Structural Analysis
Intro to Constraint-Based Modeling
Studies in Greek Warfare
MA 304 - Diff Eq

Aeronautical engineering
And for the record the history class is for fun

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>>9107386
Have you never seen the old thread entitled "for the love of god do not learn Chinese"?

>>9110459
I was waiting for someone to recognize it. How you like this meme'd University?

>>9110796
Nice bro

>>9111334
I am an incoming freshman actually, so I do not have any experience on campus. I might end up in your 246A this year, but there are some hoops that I need to jump through (the basic examination being one of them).

>>9107386
Honest question, does "ching chong ding dong" mean anything?

>>9103726
In Germany the semesters starts in Winter, but I'll post mine anyway

Numerical Analysis,
Artificial Intelligence,
Statistical Classification,
Deep Learning Seminar,
Decision Theory,
Accounting

Guess my major

>>9103726
McMaster?

>real analysis II
>topology
>non-euclidean geometry
>history of mathematics
>mathematical programming
>quantum physics

Fuck me.

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>tfw classes start Monday but for me it's just going to be another day of work
Enjoy it while you can anons, it goes by quick.

>>9111697
Oppressive Oppression by Oppressive White Males?

Discrete mathematics
honors Mathematical proof seminar
honors genetics seminar
Disaster recovery and response (IT-related)
Feminist studies
The history of racism in america

>>9111746
You almost got it, it's CS with a minor in Economics.

>>9110793
was actually, but that school is not in texas

>Computer Science 1
>Electricity and Magnetism 1
>Thermal and Statistical Physics
>Intermediate Physics Lab
I wanted to get into linear algebra, but the class was full

>>9111138
>Studies in Greek Warfare
That sounds fun as hell

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>>9111715
Congrats Anon

>>9111759
> Those last 2

>>9105280
lmao you're gonna fucking die man. Say goodbye to any minute of free time

>>9103761
UT

>>9111010
So far it only has effect on speed of comprehension, not retention rate. But it's only 2 months since i started this schedule.
>>9112156
Free time for what? This is the best way to spend my time right now.

>>9103802
What school? Similar schedule here

>>9112441
UWaterloo

>>9112292
It will definitely worse your retention rate.