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Mmm, schedules...
2005-08-05, 5:18 PM #1
Cause I'm really bored, post schedules. Rawr.

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| Schedule of courses          FALL 2005  REGISTRATION         19:13  08/05/05 |
|                                                                 {ENG - SO }  |
|                                                                              |
|Enrlmnt Crs                                                  Meeting          |
|Status  Num     Sec        Title               Hrs  Days   Start  Stop   Room |
|                                                                              |
|Enl    MATH 194  02  Methods of Linear Alg     3.0 MWF    11:10 12:00 SC  1117|
|Enl    PHYS 116B 03  General Physics-Engin     3.0 MWF    12:10 13:00 SC  4327|
|Enl    PHYS 118B 15  General Phys Lab-Engin    1.0 R      16:10 19:00 SC  6321|
|Enl    CS   212  02  Intro to Discrete Struct  3.0 TR     11:00 12:15 FGH  132|
|Enl    CS   231  01  Computer Organization     3.0 MWF    09:10 10:00 FGH  211|
|Enl    MUSL 153  01  History of Rock Music     3.0 MWF    13:10 14:00 SAR  CIN|
|                               Total hours:  <16.0>                           |
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2005-08-05, 5:19 PM #2
"Intro to GD" is "Introduction to Game Design." I'm really looking forward to that one. :D

Net Tech is "Fundamentals of Network Technology" and "Sys I" is "Systems Analysis I."
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2005-08-05, 7:15 PM #3
Fancy calendar format, hehe. I get those autogenerated, but they're just ASCII.
2005-08-05, 7:20 PM #4
1st Block: Biology Honors
2nd Block: World History Honors
3nd Block: Latin II
4th Block: Wind Ensemble

Yeah...I'm only a sophmore in High School.

And I would kill to have the "History of Rock Music" class.
It took a while for you to find me; I was hiding in the lime tree.
2005-08-05, 7:25 PM #5
Ordinary Differential Equations: Tue/Thur 9:25am-10:40am
Stochastic Models in Operations Research: Tue/Thur 4:45-6:00pm
Math Seminar - Writing Intensive: Thur 6:30-9:00pm
Analytical Mechanics: Mon/Wed 4:45-6:25pm
Physics Research III: Whenever
Principles of Software Engineering: Mon 6:30-9:00pm
[This message has been edited. Deal with it.]
2005-08-05, 7:38 PM #6
Haven't gotten mine yet.
2005-08-05, 7:42 PM #7
ECE -100 INTRO TO PROFESSION I
M 03:15-04:30PM
Lab: T 01:50-04:30PM

PHYS-221 GEN PHYS II: WAVE, ELECT& MAGNET
MW 05:00-06:15PM
Lab: R 06:25-09:05PM

ECE –218 DIGITAL SYSTEMS
TR 10:00-11:15AM

MATH-252 INTRO TO DIFF EQUATIONS
MW 06:25-08:10PM

ECE –211 CIRCUIT ANALYSIS I
TR 05:00-06:15PM

ECE –212 ANALOG & DIGITAL LAB I
T 06:25-09:05PM

Total Hours: 18

I have already taken DiffEQ, but I can't get credit for it so they are making me take it again. They also won’t let me skip the "Intro To Profession" class even through I technically have second semester sophomore status (I started classes last winter).
"Well, if I am not drunk, I am mad, but I trust I can behave like a gentleman in either
condition."... G. K. Chesterton

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2005-08-05, 7:51 PM #8
Originally posted by UltimatePotato:
And I would kill to have the "History of Rock Music" class.


Funny thing is it's not an elective and actually fulfills an engineering requirement.
2005-08-05, 7:59 PM #9
I don't have mine yet; I haven't even chosen courses yet :o
Stuff
2005-08-05, 8:07 PM #10
Originally posted by Darth:
Funny thing is it's not an elective and actually fulfills an engineering requirement.


Engineering requirement? WTF. LOL.
2005-08-05, 8:41 PM #11
Any major top-tier university is going to require you to take courses outside of your focus that don't really apply to your real major at all. That includes stuff like engineering students having a certain amount of liberal arts course requirements to satisfy.

For example, here's what a BS in CS from Vanderbilt requires. It's a lot more than just math and science.

Quote:
The B.S. degree in computer science requires a minimum of 122 hours,
with distribution as follows:
1. Mathematics (16–22 hours). Required components:
(a) A Calculus sequence (7–12 hours).
Selected from the following:
- 150a, 150b, 170a, 170b
- 155a, 155b, 175
- 165, 175
- 165, 205a, 205b
(b) Linear algebra (3–4 hours): 194, 196, 204, or 205a.
(c) Statistics/Probability (3 hours): 216, 218, or 247.
Elective course (3 hours):
Selected from: 198, 200, 208, 215, 219, 221, 223, 226,
247, 250, 253, 274, 275, 288.
2. Science (12 hours).
Selected from the following list. Each is a four credit hour lab course.
Students are required to take at least one two-course sequence.
- Biological Sciences (110a–110b and 111a–111b)
- Biology (100, 218, 219)
- Chemistry (102a and 104a, 102b and 104b)
- Geology (101 and 111)
- Honors (185a, 185b)
- Materials Science and Engineering 150
- Physics (116a-b and 118a-b, or 117a-b and 119a-b)
Recommended: Chemistry 102a and 104a, Physics 116a-b, or 117a-b.
3. Introduction to Engineering (3 hours). ES 140.
4. Writing Component (3 hours). ES 210W or one designated “W”
course, excluding English 100W.
5. Liberal Arts Core (18 hours). To be selected from the approved lists
(see Distribution Requirements). Three hours may be in a technology and
society elective.
6. Computer Science Core (29 hours).
- Software/Problem Solving: CS 101, CS 201, CS 215, and CS 270.
- Hardware/Systems: EECE 116, CS 231, and CS 281.
- Foundations: CS 212 and CS 250.
7. Computer Science Depth (18 hours). To be selected from Computer
Science courses numbered CS 240 or higher, or from the following EECE
courses: 253, 254, 271, 272, 273, 276, or 279. At least one course (i.e., 3
hours) must be a designated project course selected from CS 258, 265, 269,
274, 276, 279, 282, 283, or 284.
8. Broadening Electives (6 hours). Adviser approval must be obtained
for broadening electives. In particular, broadening electives are to be used
for further study in areas that enhance majors as computer scientists.
Computer science and computer engineering courses may not be used as
broadening electives. Additional humanities-social science electives, international
studies, business related courses, enhanced technical electives,
or courses that lead to a double major are especially encouraged.
9. Open Electives (11–17 hours).
(Note: In the event that a given course could be used to satisfy, or partially
satisfy, requirements in more than one of the above categories, the
student and adviser must choose the category to which the course will
apply. That is, no course may be "double-counted.")
Pass-Fail Courses. The only courses that computer science students may
choose to take pass-fail are those in items 5, 8, and 9 above.
2005-08-05, 9:06 PM #12
Yeah - I'm only taking 12 hours this semester.

ACCT 4100 Advanced Financial Accounting
ACCT 4150 Auditing
IT 3700 Information Technology
CRJ 1000 Criminal Justice

Business majors must take 9 hours of classes outside the business school (plus 9 hours of another business related but not your own major)

That's what the Criminal Justice class is for
2005-08-05, 9:29 PM #13
ENG 101 - English Composition I - Mon/Wed/Fri - 8:00-8:50 AM
UNI 101 - New Student Seminar - Mon/Wed - 9:00-9:50 AM
MUS 111 - Elementary Music Theory I - Mon/Wed/Fri - 10:00-10:50 AM
MUS 113 - Elementary Aural Skills I - Tues/Thurs - 10:00-10:50 AM
MUS 179A - Class Piano - Mon/Wed - 11:00-11:50 AM
PSY 201 - General Psychology - Mon/Wed/Fri - 12:00-12:50 PM
MTH 121H - Concepts and Applications - Mon/Wed - 2:00-2:50 PM
MUS 100 - Applied Music Laboratory - Tues/Thurs - 2:00-2:50 PM
MUS 265 - Symphonic Band - Mon - 6:30-9:00 PM
MUS 188 - Trombone - TBA - TBA

In total, 18 credit hours for my first semester of college.

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