Post your Fall 2010 schedule!

y0tsubato

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If all goes well during the summer sessions (precalc I and II), it will be:

Calculus I
Physics I
C++

Things did not go as planned-I had to go back and correct some major deficiencies

The new schedule:
Precalculus I
Beginning Japanese
C++

This will definitely be easier on me since I still have a full time job--and for the Japanese, it will be fun to revisit after 20 years!!

sEsposito

Wasn't going to play -- but what the hell...

1. Intro to Number Theory
2. Theories in Mathematics (this is like an intro to mathematical thinking; or so I'm told.)
3. Logic I
4. Italian I
5. Theology I (dreading this like no other.. But it has to be done.)

widderjoos

Junior year!

CM
E&M
Electronics w/ Lab
ODEs & PDEs
QM (if I get permission) or graduate topology

How do some of you guys take more than 7 classes? That's insane

capandbells

PHYS 311 Classical Mechanics I
PHYS 411 Thermodynamics
MATH 440 Vector Analysis
MATH 411 Linear Algebra

4 hours each, for a total of 16. I'm also auditing a Chinese class, but that doesn't count. :p

clope023

way it looks like

electronics + lab
digital logic
complex analysis
engineering probability and statistics

thinking of taking feedback/control theory as well but I've tried 5 classes before and it didn't turn out well

kaos86

Sophomore year, Fall semester( Final semester!):

MAC-2312(Calc. 2)-5 credit
CHM-1045C/lab(General Chem. 1)-4 credit
STA-2023(Stats. 1)-3 credit

Total credits: 12.00, GPA: 3.0

The only thing that is in my way to get my A.A. degree this year is Foreign language. Good thing I'm studying for the Spanish CLEP exam. (able to speak and read in Spanish)
BTW, I have no job. Thus, I should get straight A's.

Rainier9

Second Year...First four month period (we have 3 four months periods instead of 2 semesters)

Electrical Circuits II and Lab.
Electronics I and Lab.
Logical Circuits and Lab.
Introduction to Computer Systems and Lab.

DylanB

3rd year mechanical engineering, doing math minor though so taking an extra class.

Mechanical Design 1
Mech Eng. Project
Heat Transfer 1
Fluid Mechanics 2
Intro to Control Systems
Microeconomics
Applied Real Analysis

wclawson

Just got my schedule, this is my first year at University of Rochester after spending two at the local community college:

MTH165-Linear Algebra & Dif eq
MTH281-Applied Boundary Value (Fourier Stuff)
AST111-Solar System and its Origins
ECE111-Intro to Circuits and Signals

I'm a Physics/Astro major with a concentration in Electrical & Computer Engineering. I plan on going to grad school for EE

n1person

Freshman thinking Math or Physics and/or Near Eastern Studies:

Math 301: Introduction to Analysis
Math 353: Representation Theory
Physics 260: Intensive Introductory Physics
History 360: History of the Middle East from Muhammad to the Mongols
Turk 110: Elementary Turkish

G01

Grad Solid State

Grad E&M II

The rest of the time is spent in lab... :)

wild999711

PHYS 5D Heat, Thermodynamics, and Kinetics
Math 23B Multivariable Calc
Math 21 linear algebra
Phys 101A Modern Physics

2nd year at UCSC

Bobbie_Sonic

-Chemistry I with lab
-Physics I (Calc) with lab
-Calculus I
-Calculus II
-Anthropology of Law
-German III

Seemingly so simple, yet so mind-meltingly intense after a four year sabbatical from mathematics. Godspeed to all of you who's underwater basketweaving class is more difficult than the sum of my entire schedule. ^_-

Danton

Starting my first semester at Cal Poly SLO after transferring from San Diego City College:

Math 202: Orientation to Mathematics Major

Math 248: Methods of Proof

Math 336: Combinatorial Mathematics

Math 370: Putnam Exam Seminar

Math 244: Linear Analysis 1

boneh3ad

Spacecraft Dynamics and Control
Hypersonic Flow
Boundary Layer Stability and Transition

2 weeks in and it is already brutal...

eXorikos

Finally decided on my masters. I'm starting Nuclear physics next week!

Mathematical methods in physics I
Statistical mechanics at equilibrium
Ionizing radiation and artificial radioactivity
Advanced experimental methods in physics (visits at CERN and other institutes)
Symmetries in quantum mechanics (Sakurai!)
Project physics (two projects this semester, one big project next semester)

jgm340

In order of difficulty:

Logic (In the philosophy department)
Algebra I (Introduction to Algebra)
Complex Analysis I (Introduction to Complex Analysis)
Real Variables I (Graduate Real Analysis)
Differential Geometry I (Graduate course)

If only I could take another class without going over the credit limit...

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sEsposito	Wasn't going to play -- but what the hell... 1. Intro to Number Theory 2. Theories in Mathematics (this is like an intro to mathematical thinking; or so I'm told.) 3. Logic I 4. Italian I 5. Theology I (dreading this like no other.. But it has to be done.)

widderjoos	Junior year! CM E&M Electronics w/ Lab ODEs & PDEs QM (if I get permission) or graduate topology How do some of you guys take more than 7 classes? That's insane

capandbells	PHYS 311 Classical Mechanics I PHYS 411 Thermodynamics MATH 440 Vector Analysis MATH 411 Linear Algebra 4 hours each, for a total of 16. I'm also auditing a Chinese class, but that doesn't count. :p

clope023	way it looks like electronics + lab digital logic complex analysis engineering probability and statistics thinking of taking feedback/control theory as well but I've tried 5 classes before and it didn't turn out well

Rainier9	Second Year...First four month period (we have 3 four months periods instead of 2 semesters) Electrical Circuits II and Lab. Electronics I and Lab. Logical Circuits and Lab. Introduction to Computer Systems and Lab.

DylanB	3rd year mechanical engineering, doing math minor though so taking an extra class. Mechanical Design 1 Mech Eng. Project Heat Transfer 1 Fluid Mechanics 2 Intro to Control Systems Microeconomics Applied Real Analysis

wclawson	Just got my schedule, this is my first year at University of Rochester after spending two at the local community college: MTH165-Linear Algebra & Dif eq MTH281-Applied Boundary Value (Fourier Stuff) AST111-Solar System and its Origins ECE111-Intro to Circuits and Signals I'm a Physics/Astro major with a concentration in Electrical & Computer Engineering. I plan on going to grad school for EE

n1person	Freshman thinking Math or Physics and/or Near Eastern Studies: Math 301: Introduction to Analysis Math 353: Representation Theory Physics 260: Intensive Introductory Physics History 360: History of the Middle East from Muhammad to the Mongols Turk 110: Elementary Turkish

G01 Recognitions: Gold Member Homework Help	Grad Solid State Grad E&M II The rest of the time is spent in lab... :)

wild999711	PHYS 5D Heat, Thermodynamics, and Kinetics Math 23B Multivariable Calc Math 21 linear algebra Phys 101A Modern Physics 2nd year at UCSC

Bobbie_Sonic	-Chemistry I with lab -Physics I (Calc) with lab -Calculus I -Calculus II -Anthropology of Law -German III Seemingly so simple, yet so mind-meltingly intense after a four year sabbatical from mathematics. Godspeed to all of you who's underwater basketweaving class is more difficult than the sum of my entire schedule. ^_-

Danton	Starting my first semester at Cal Poly SLO after transferring from San Diego City College: Math 202: Orientation to Mathematics Major Math 248: Methods of Proof Math 336: Combinatorial Mathematics Math 370: Putnam Exam Seminar Math 244: Linear Analysis 1

boneh3ad	Spacecraft Dynamics and Control Hypersonic Flow Boundary Layer Stability and Transition 2 weeks in and it is already brutal...

eXorikos	Finally decided on my masters. I'm starting Nuclear physics next week! Mathematical methods in physics I Statistical mechanics at equilibrium Ionizing radiation and artificial radioactivity Advanced experimental methods in physics (visits at CERN and other institutes) Symmetries in quantum mechanics (Sakurai!) Project physics (two projects this semester, one big project next semester)

jgm340	In order of difficulty: Logic (In the philosophy department) Algebra I (Introduction to Algebra) Complex Analysis I (Introduction to Complex Analysis) Real Variables I (Graduate Real Analysis) Differential Geometry I (Graduate course) If only I could take another class without going over the credit limit...