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Fall Classes
2011-04-06, 6:53 PM #41
Hey o fellow architecture student, Estelore.
2011-04-06, 7:17 PM #42
Originally posted by Spook:
You totally do tho cus if you don't understand art you won't be able to relate to anyone.
Since when do University arts courses teach you anything about understanding art?

(Hint. I do not go to a CC.)

Originally posted by Freelancer:
And that is?

If it has anything to do with humans, then it's probably pretty arbitrary.

It's Human-Computer Interaction.
2011-04-06, 7:41 PM #43
Lets have a look here...

AE1200 - Design and construction
AE1203 - Dynamics
AE1201 - Aerospace Design and Systems Engineering
AE1204 - Physics II
WI1204LR - Calculus II

Looking forward to statistical thermodynamics in Physics!
2011-04-06, 9:34 PM #44
Currently working about 12:30PM-9PM Mondays through Fridays at work, though my shift will fluctuate at times depending on projects that I'm assigned.

HOWEVER!

I signed up for Improv I and II at a theater in Baltimore for the summer. I went to see my one friend who did Improv I last year and it seemed like the sort of thing I've always wanted to learn as I feel it has a broad stroke of useful applications. It's one thing to read about it in books, but it's another thing to work with a group and get actual experience. We'll see how they turn out. :)
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2011-04-06, 10:01 PM #45
Quote:
Hey o fellow architecture student, Estelore.


Holy carp!

1. You say heyo? I thought that was limited to our studio. Contagious, perhaps?
2. You're an arxy, too? That's some hybrid of uncanny and fantastic. Nice to know you! ^_^
2011-04-06, 10:28 PM #46
Originally posted by Jon`C:
Since when do University arts courses teach you anything about understanding art?

(Hint. I do not go to a CC.)


It's Human-Computer Interaction.


Yeah, because my post was clearly attempting to contribute to the conversation.
Epstein didn't kill himself.
2011-04-06, 11:39 PM #47
Oh god... I need to get my classes set up, also....
I can't wait for the day schools get the money they need, and the military has to hold bake sales to afford bombs.
2011-04-07, 6:28 AM #48
So right now I'm double majoring in economics and political science, both BA programs. Would it be worth it to take classes during the summer and then graduate with a separate BA in Poli Sci and a BS in Business Economics?

It'd be cool to have something extra to show for my efforts and hang on my wall, but I get the feeling that it wouldn't matter too much to potential employers.
It took a while for you to find me; I was hiding in the lime tree.
2011-04-07, 11:48 AM #49
None, thank God.
If you think the waiters are rude, you should see the manager.
2011-04-07, 7:43 PM #50
None, I'm going to finish up over the summer!

But Summer is:
ME251 Thermodynamics
ECE560 Control Systems
ECE561 "" Lab
ECE526 Labview
Phil311 Intro to Logic
Some history class

All in all a boring semester, other than control systems.
2011-04-07, 7:53 PM #51
Here's what I'll be teaching (tentative):

FYS 101: First Year Seminar
FOR 110: Dendrology Lab
GIS 201: Introduction to GIS Lab

Here's what I'm hoping to take:

SRV 240: Intro to Field Surveying
FOR 230: Forest Health
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