My class schedule.

[Falco Girgis]

Next semester is going to be a school period for me. I rotate work and school (with one class during work periods).

...and boy is next semester going to SUCK. It may change due to the fact that one of the classes that I wanted is full (people may drop), but here it is at the moment:

1) Applied Differential Equations
2) Calculus C
3) Intro to Linear Algebra
4) Electrical Circuit Analysis 1
5) Electronic Measurement Lab

I am going to be dreaming of Calculus and Differential Equations. Linear Algebra sounds like the most fun of all those, that can't be a good sign.

edit: OoOoOo, I did manage to arrange it all so that I get Friday off, though. Hell yes. I daresay that I'm going to need it.

[trufun202]

Ugh, good luck. I haven't heard of Calculus C. I only had to take Calc I and II.

Linear Algebra isn't too bad - it sure beats the hell outta Discrete Math I & II.

[Kcirtap1990]

Pretty Math heavy stuff. You looking for a Math minor?

I used to hate math more than anything else until I realized that something in my head tries to break down everything into numbers.

[Falco Girgis]

It's mandatory for us engineers to have a math minor here. =/

[trufun202]

I HATED the loads of math I had to take for my CS degree, but looking back I guess it did help my overall problem solving skills.

I think the math classes I had to take were:

Calc I & II
Physics I & II
Linear Algebra
Discrete Math I & II
Autonoma Theory

Even my Databases class was math centric ( hated that class )

[sparda]

Damn, I'm being killed this semester with a full time job (like everyone else in here probably)...
Yes, yes. Right now I HAVE NO LIFE, but its worth it

Current Semester (almost done):

Linear Algebra
Discrete Mathematical Structures 3
Adv Calculus and Vector Calculus
Data Structures 3 (pretty cake)
Operating Systems 3 (pretty fucking crazy)

Next semester (finally a break from math...) :

Compiler Construction (3 cr.)
CSc 34200 & CSc 34300: Computer Organization(3 cr.) and Computer Organization Lab(1 cr).
47200: Computer Graphics ( 3 cr.) (CS elective)
Introduction to Database Systems (3 cr.) (CS elective)
Artificial Intelligence (3 cr.) (CS elective)

[Falco Girgis]

You have a full time job ontop of being (I think) a full time student? Wow, you are a much better person than I am. I bitch when I work full time and have one class. Then I bitch when I am a full time student with no work.

[trufun202]

47200: Computer Graphics ( 3 cr.) (CS elective)

Dude, I hope you have as much fun as I did in Computer Graphics. Mine was focused on realtime 3D using C++ and OpenGL.

I learned ALOT in that class.

[sparda]

Well, I unlike you (I envy you by the way Gyro) don't work in the programming industry... I have
a garbage job. i.e., I'm about to quit and concentrate on school only... As a matter of fact,
I've decided, I AM going to quit before the next semester. If they don't fire me before that, that is!
This stuff is stressing me OUT.

Maybe with the extra time, I'll apply as a pixel artist here (I've been wanted to do it, but have not time)...
that is, assuming that there are still open positions for pixel artists...

The only drawback is that I'll have to move back with my friends or my parents, which KILLS the pride
BTW.

[avansc]

Next semester is going to be a school period for me. I rotate work and school (with one class during work periods).

...and boy is next semester going to SUCK. It may change due to the fact that one of the classes that I wanted is full (people may drop), but here it is at the moment:

1) Applied Differential Equations
2) Calculus C
3) Intro to Linear Algebra
4) Electrical Circuit Analysis 1
5) Electronic Measurement Lab

I am going to be dreaming of Calculus and Differential Equations. Linear Algebra sounds like the most fun of all those, that can't be a good sign.

edit: OoOoOo, I did manage to arrange it all so that I get Friday off, though. Hell yes. I daresay that I'm going to need it.

Calc C??? i assume its the same as calc 3, that one was the easiest by far,
as for diffeq, thats cake as long as you take notes.
linear algebra is really nice, has alot of aplications in CS.
as for the other 2, goodluck, i never was good at any of those.

[trufun202]

as for the other 2, goodluck, i never was good at any of those.

Yeah, I sucked at the EE stuff. I had to build an AND/OR processor (er, something like that) on a breadboard.

Stuff made sense on paper, but when it came down to implementation, I hated dealing with a mess of wires coupled with faulty equipment.

screw.dat

[MarauderIIC]

It's mandatory for us engineers to have a math minor here. =/

I can have a math minor with like two more classes (am CS major). Also, hooray, all my classes next semester look to be interesting (copy-pasted!)

CS 575 Section 001
MODELS OF COMPUTATION
CS 321 Section 002
INTRO NUMERICAL METHODS
CS 470G Section 001
INTRO TO OPERATING SYS
CS 380 Section 001
MICROCOMPUTER ORGANIZATN
CS 499 Section 001
SENIOR DESIGN PROJECT
//15 cred

[trufun202]

Senior Design Project sounds like fun. We didn't have a formal class for that - it was more of a design "contest" for Seniors that was sponsored by some local dev companies.

[Falco Girgis]

I have decided to man up and get my lame ass literature class out of the way.

British Lit - 3.0 credit hours.

That puts me at 17 hours this semester. I'm going to hate my life.

...but I do hope to meet fine, cultured, intellectual women in British Lit...

[trufun202]

I have decided to man up and get my lame ass literature class out of the way.

British Lit - 3.0 credit hours.

That puts me at 17 hours this semester. I'm going to hate my life.

...but I do hope to meet fine, cultured, intellectual women in British Lit...

Fuck that, get to work on ES, that's where the poon's at.