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Class starts in T-2.5 hours...the suspense is killing me!
JasonRox said:Note: I did programming today for the first time. I'm hooked.
ek said:I took a Java course last semester. Most boring class ever. I wish I had had your enthusiasm. Maybe I would've done better than a C.
ShawnD said:I was in skool since Jan 3...
Here's my class breakdown and hours this semester
Light - 51 hours
Electrical Measurement - 51 hours
Quantitative Analysis Theory - 51 hours
Quantitative Analysis Lab - 102 hours
Organic Chemistry - 34 hours
Organic Chemistry Lab - 68 hours
Physical Chemistry Theory - 34 hours
Physical Chemistry Lab - 51 hours
So far so good
fourier jr said:what does everybody have this term?
ek said:Calculus II
Mechanics II
Listening to Music
Intro to Anthropology
"Countdown to Class: T-2.5 Hours" is a phrase used to signify the amount of time left before a class or event is scheduled to begin. It is typically used to create a sense of urgency and remind people to prepare for the upcoming class.
A countdown to class serves as a reminder for people to prepare for the class and ensure they arrive on time. It also helps create a sense of anticipation and excitement for the upcoming class.
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