fall semester: what are you taking?

[chaos]

Registrations are Monday for me, so...

Honors in Computer Science
Special Topics: Semantics of Programming Languages
Calculus III
Abstract Algebra
Concert Band

This is a unique semester for me because I am taking a grad level course as an independent study and doing an honors thesis at the same time... worst semester yet, in terms of workload.

 

[DM]

Applied Legal Reasoning
Introduction to Civil Procedure

Those are the only classes I could find on the Albany Law School website that were explicitly stated to be required for first-year students.

 

[gorgie]

assuming i wont mess up in my current courses:

BSc in Computer Science

- Data Structures
- Calc II
- Discrete Mathematical Structures
- random liberal arts course

 

[b0b3rt]

Fall? You mean spring quarter?
BS in Comp Sci
Intro to Web Development
Calc II
Basic Music Theory
Political Science

Stupid GEs....

 

[sasami]

-General Biology II
-Chemistry I
-Precalculus
-Invertebrate Zoology
-Random elective (I'm going to see if Criminology will count)

I can't register for a couple of weeks, though, so this might change if there are scheduling conflicts (there almost always are because of labs >_>;).

 

[TAY]

I'm interested to see how many other Civil / Structural Engineers we have on Smogon! I know I have met at least a couple (though I don't remember whom). Make yourselves known!


SE2: Structural Materials

SE101C: Vibrations

SE110B: Solid Mechanics II

SE 102: Numerical, Computational, and Graphical Tools for Structural Engineering I

CAT3: Culture, Art, and Technology III (basically a writing class)

I really want to take another programming class but considering my school runs on the quarter system I have waaayyyy too many units as it is (22 aaaaaaa)

 

[ToF]

Calculus III
Some bogus Animals history class that I told Tang/TAY/GP about
Statistics: Regression and Forecasting
Business Interactions (A writing class)

 

[chaos]

Fall? You mean spring quarter?

No, I don't. My registrations are for fall - and whoever edited my thread, do not do that again.

 

[Onii]

Applied Legal Reasoning
Introduction to Civil Procedure

Those are the only classes I could find on the Albany Law School website that were explicitly stated to be required for first-year students.

Yay, another law person.

Currently studying:
BCom/Laws
-Intro to financial management
-Intro to marketing (damn compulsory subjects)
-Property Law
-Law of Trusts

 

[Huy]

For spring quarter:

Organic Chemistry for Health Sciences C
Biochemical Molecules and Structures
Physics for Life Science Majors C
Intro to Dramatic Art

 

[moot]

Pre-Calculus I
General Chemistry I
Survey of Human Diseases
World Literature
History of Russia & Eastern Europe
Live-Fire Control and Hydraulics

things won't start to get really interesting until next year's spring quarter. having classes from ten to six will though. xD

 

[Gaborik]

I'll be through my 3rd year after this semester (Accounting is a 5 year major), and I will just be filling out my accounting credits to fill out my "4 year graduation requirements." (The 5th year they have a special program, "Masters of Accountancy"). I will be taking Auditing, Tax, and Managerial Accounting to fill out the rest of those general accounting credits. I am happy I worked hard my first 3 years and only have to take the minimum 26 credits next year.

 

[yoshi!]

In September, I will be dropping German for my A2's and doing AS Spanish (doing GCSE this year) providing I get a B Grade at GCSE.

My subjects :

A2
Mathematics
Physics
Chemistry

AS (hopefully)
Spanish

 

[akuchi]

Basic Greek, Intermediate Latin, Greek History, Greek Literature.. not entirely sure how many modules I'm supposed to take etc, but I guess I'll find these things out :3

 

[Blue Kirby]

Bachelor in Computer Science + Bachelor in Internet Software Design:

Data Structures and Abstractions (C++)
Software Tools II (C#)
Systems Analysis
Multimedia I

I wonder what equivalent units over there would be like ...

I'm glad to be done with Java though.