What's Your Fall 07 Schedule at UA?

[moose]

For my first semester at the University of Arizona
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MATH223 - Vector Calculus
PHYS151 - Intro to Mechanics
ENGL101 - First Year Composition
TRAD104 - Science and Inquiry
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14 credits

I'm thinking about adding a German class onto that...

Also, my schedule is really weird... I have a lab 4:00-6:50 on Monday and the english class TR 5:00-6:15... Anyone have any experience with classes this late?

This is the Graph of my schedule
http://www.twilightus.net/adam/images/Schedule1.png

 

[mattmns]

Do you live near campus? If so, I don't think that schedule is too bad. I've taken night classes, personally I don't like them, but I live far from campus so I either have to stay on campus for a long time, or waste time going back and forth from campus.

I'm taking (barring any unforeseen incidents):

-Topology (Munkres)
-Probability (Casella)
-Advanced Data Analysis (Using Minitab)
-Some core class (either Intro Microeconomics, Intro Sociology, or Psych Stats) depends on the professors and syllabus.

The best part of this schedule: all my classes are on Tuesday and Thursday!

 

[end3r7]

Linear Algebra
Intro to Mathematical Biology
Second Semester Statistics
Organic Chemistry (with lab)
Other classes (Design Process and Directed Studies)

 

[ice109]

hopefully

linear algebra
intro to modern physics
some other math class
programming 1 or intro circuit analysis

 

[Cyrus]

-Vehicle Dynamics
-Flight Dynamics
-Aircraft Flight Testing
-Computer-Aided Design (8:00 am, DAMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMIT)
-Integrated Product and Process Development (Senior Project course, one semester)



Then I am finally done with school, THANK GOD!

 

[Physics is Phun]

Ecology
Fluid mechanics and thermal sciences
DE's
Environmental Bio. and Biotech.
Engineering economics

and I have to rewrite my first year chem exam that I failed :P

 

[JeffN]

Calc III,
Linear Algebra II,
Probability,
DE (first course)
Music Theory I

 

[scorpa]

Assuming all goes well I will be taking:

- Clinical Chemistry with lab
- Pathogenic Microbiolgy with lab
- Hematology with lab
- Physiology
- An arts option I may or may not bother with...I hate them

Winter:
- Hemostasis with lab
- Physiology
- Clinical Chemisty with lab
- Pathogenic Microbiology with lab
- Tranfusion Science with lab
- Human Histology and Histotechnology with lab

I can't wait!
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[ice109]

Calc III,
Linear Algebra II,
Probability,
DE (first course)
Music Theory I

lol to the unknowing eye that would seem so out of place but i know

 

[Cyrus]

For my first semester at the University of Arizona
---------------------------------
MATH223 - Vector Calculus
PHYS151 - Intro to Mechanics
ENGL101 - First Year Composition
TRAD104 - Science and Inquiry
---------------------------------
14 credits

I'm thinking about adding a German class onto that...

Also, my schedule is really weird... I have a lab 4:00-6:50 on Monday and the english class TR 5:00-6:15... Anyone have any experience with classes this late?

This is the Graph of my schedule
http://www.twilightus.net/adam/images/Schedule1.png

I guess you gave up on CP? Dont ever talk to me again traitor.

 

[Chi Meson]

I'll be teaching:
Fall:
Block 1: Honors Physics
Block 3: IB/AP Physics I
Block 4: Honors Physics

Spring:
Block 2: Honors PHysics
Block 3: Foundations of General Science (Arrrrrrrrrrrrrrrgh!)
Block 4: IB/AP Physics II & III

 

[Danger]

How about you combine them--a whimsical observation by you, taken out of context?

 

[moose]

I guess you gave up on CP? Dont ever talk to me again traitor.

What the hell is CP?

EDIT: Are you talking about UMD? As much as I wanted to go there, it's just not worth spending 3 or 4 times the money on.

 

[JeffN]

lol to the unknowing eye that would seem so out of place but i know

eh, I'm just taking it out of interest to be honest with you :P

 

[leright]

hmmm...

Analytical Mechanics
Senior Projects 1
History of Space Exploration
World Masterpieces 2
Advanced Computer Apps for EEs

that's it. yay for putting off my humanities elective until the last year.

 

[Cyrus]

What the hell is CP?

EDIT: Are you talking about UMD? As much as I wanted to go there, it's just not worth spending 3 or 4 times the money on.

Yeah, its hella expensive out of state.

 

[moose]

Yeah, its hella expensive out of state.

I would have chosen UMich over UMD anyway ... Same problem though. I would probably be willing to pay that much more for Cornell or MIT, but not those.

 

[ice109]

I'll be teaching:
Fall:
Block 1: Honors Physics
Block 3: IB/AP Physics I
Block 4: Honors Physics

Spring:
Block 2: Honors PHysics
Block 3: Foundations of General Science (Arrrrrrrrrrrrrrrgh!)
Block 4: IB/AP Physics II & III

dude i was about to be like how do you get to take all physics classes in high school then i checked your profile

 

[z-component]

You're finishing in the fall, cyrusabdollahi? And are you doing an aerospace engineering type specialization with Mech. E?

 

[JasonRox]

-Vehicle Dynamics
-Flight Dynamics
-Aircraft Flight Testing
-Computer-Aided Design (8:00 am, DAMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMIT)
-Integrated Product and Process Development (Senior Project course, one semester)



Then I am finally done with school, THANK GOD!

Congrats man!

I only have a year left! I'm excited.

 

[Cyrus]

You're finishing in the fall, cyrusabdollahi? And are you doing an aerospace engineering type specialization with Mech. E?

Thats the plan. I am just a regular ole ME. We have to take at least two courses outside our major, 7 electives total. So I am taking 3 aerospace courses since I am applying to Aerospace graduate school. (Id have to take those courses if I got accepted into Grad school anyways, so it kills two boeings with one bird strike).

 

[Cyrus]

Did you take Aerodynamics yet Z-component?

 

[z-component]

Not yet. I'm taking regular old Statics and Structures of Materials next semester (a 5 credit course--of course I have the option of splitting them up into two 3 credit courses). Aerodynamics for me comes 5th semester, and I'm going to my 3rd.

 

[Cyrus]

When you take it, buy this book.

Its by A professor here at my school, and is almost a bible when it comes to Aerodynamics. Its the best book you will ever read. Anderson's book is amazing on the subjet. 10x better than my fluid mechanics book. I sent him an email because I want to ask him some questions on parts he wrote. Hopefully if he's back on campus I can meet up with him in his office. He works also at the Smithsonian and is semi-retired I think. Hes Professor Emeritus.

 

[FrogPad]

Energy Systems/Power Electronics -yuck
Fundamentals of Solid-State Devices -yummy
Senior Design Lab I - fun
Engineering Mechanics -blah
Management/Strategey for Nonmajors -blah yuck blah blah

 

[morphism]

Functional Analysis
Fields & Galois Theory
Game Theory
Macroeconomics 2
Statistics (ugh)

 

[check]

A couple of weeks before school starts, I'm taking a geophysics field course

Then (might have to rearrange some stuff)

Fall term
Plate Tectonic Theory, Environments and Products (should have taken it 2 years ago)
Stratigraphy and Sedimentology
Physics of the Earth I
Film Studies (need an arts credit)
Planetary Sciences Research Project

Winter term
Film Studies continued
Planetary Sci. Research Project continued
Physics of the Earth II
Quantum Mechanics
Planetary Image Interpretation

And then I graduate! Wicked.

 

[SticksandStones]

Something to the effect of:

Physics Lab 1
Chemistry 1
Calculus 1
Fundamentals of Engineering

Those are the interesting ones, at least.

 

[arunma]

My courses this Fall are:

Advanced Electricity and Magnetism
Quantum Physics 1
Mathematical Methods for Scientists (my only undergraduate course this Fall)
Research Seminar
Oral Communication Skills for Physics (basically a first year grad student's "how to speak in public" course)

And then there's the courses I'll have to teach as a TA. Not sure what I get, but I'm hoping it'll be calculus-based physics 1.

 

[tacosareveryyum]

I will be taking:
Quantum Mechanics A
Intermediate E&M
Advanced Physics Lab
Particle/Nuclear Physics
General Relativity
Optics or Religious Ethics(multicultural requirement) or Spanish 3

If I can manage 18 credits the next 2 semesters I can graduate!:tongue2:

 

[G01]

-Vehicle Dynamics
-Flight Dynamics
-Aircraft Flight Testing
-Computer-Aided Design (8:00 am, DAMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMIT)
-Integrated Product and Process Development (Senior Project course, one semester)



Then I am finally done with school, THANK GOD!

OUCH Cyrus! I had an AutoCAD lab at 8:00AM, so I feel for ya!

This fall for me looks like so:

MATH 344 Linear Algebra
PHYS 350 Mathematical Physics I
PHYS 474 E&M I
GERM 101 German
PSYC 220 Abnormal Psycology
T/RS 353 Religions of the World

E&M is probably going to take up a lot of my time, but otherwise I think things will be fine. I have a lot of GE's though. I guess that's the downside of going to a liberal arts university.

 

[dontdisturbmycircles]

Calculus 'for scientists and engineers' (looks like a mish mash of some calc I and II)
Engineering mechanics I
Design and Communication I
Linear algebra 'for scientists and engineers'
Behaviour of Liquids, Gases and Solids
Psychology (maybe, not 100% sure about my humanities option)

 

[leright]

Calculus 'for scientists and engineers' (looks like a mish mash of some calc I and II)
Engineering mechanics I
Design and Communication I
Linear algebra 'for scientists and engineers'
Behaviour of Liquids, Gases and Solids
Psychology (maybe, not 100% sure about my humanities option)

Are you at an American university? That lineup of classes just looks different from what I usually see at typical american universities. For instance, the 'behavior of lquids, gases and solids' class looks strange...plus 'behavior' is spelled differently than the American way. :tongue:

Could you provide a course description of the liquids, gases, and solids course?

 

[dontdisturbmycircles]

No, it is a Canadian university :)

Engineering 201 H(3-1.5T-3/2)
Behaviour of Liquids, Gases and Solids
An introduction to the behaviour of fluids and solids; phase transformations, the phase rule and phase diagrams. Ideal and real gases; equations of state and their engineering applications; simple kinetic theory; transport properties of fluids. Liquid state; vapor pressure; shear behaviour; flow of fluids in pipelines. Solids; crystalline and non-crystalline structure; non equilibrium solid phases; electrical and thermal conductivity; dislocations; stress and strain; creep; fracture.

Could you give me a sample American first year engineering curriculum?

 

[ranger]

Calculus III
Microcomputer Interface
Instrumentation and Data Acquisition
Instrumentation Lab
Software for Computer Control
Applied Analysis Lab
Engineering Ethics (not sure about this for Fall 07 as yet)