Post Your Summer/Fall 2012 Class Schedules

Nano-Passion

Summer:

Research Internship
A bit of self-study
Fun =]

Fall:

Modern Physics
Modern Optics
Mechanics I
Multivariable Calculus
Diff Eq

RedAnsar

Junior in the Fall

phys323 - Honors EnM
phys333 - Experimental Optics
math420 - Dynamical Systems
engl288 - English Writing
bio135 - Cell/Molecular Biology

grantwilliams

Freshman

Fall:
Gen Chemistry
Calc II
Frontiers of Physics (discussion based pass/fail)
American Government
Intro to Psychology
Freshman Orientation

Duderonimous

Fall 2012

Modern Physics
Interpersonal Communication
Intro to Horticulture

LGAUNT

Fall:
E&M I
Fluid Mechanics
Plasma Physics

Ace6904

Operating Systems
Programming Languages
Computational Genomics
Probability
Genetics

nicholls

Senior year at Canadian Uni in Engineering Physics.

Fall:
Quantum Mechanics 2
Microwave Circuits
Intro to Computational Electrodynamics (Graduate) OR Computational Physics
Design Project (Physics Lab Experiment)
German 2

Spring:
Relativistic Electrodynamics
Continuum Mechanics
Statistical Mechanics OR Nonlinear Physics
Nuclear Engineering OR Radio and Microwave Wireless Systems
German 2

Final year thesis on SRF cavity design all year, plus I think I may audit a complex variables course.

Lots of ORs because of scheduling/waitlist issues.

seaofghosts

My astronomy project course was canceled. :( New schedule is 14 credits.

Calc I + discussion
Spanish II
Chemistry II + Lab
Computer Science I (C++) + lab

klausas

Brand-new MS Mathematics student.

Summer:
Intro Abstract Algebra (undergrad because I had taken the math ed version in my "past life") -- done with an A
unofficial independent study to prepare for fall classes

Fall:
Mathematical Statistics (probably will continue in Spring)
Abstract Algebra (probably will continue in Spring)
Linear Algebra

Dethrocutionx

2nd Engineering (1st Year Electrical) - Fall

Eng. Thermodynamics
Circuits I
Intro. Digital Logic Design
Principles of Economics
Differential Equations
Calculus III

PiAreSquared

Summer:
Technical Report Writing(Gen. Ed.)
Intro. to Number Theory

Fall:
Real Analysis I
Abstract Algebra I
Complex Analysis
Study for GRE's

Cathmore

Doing my first year of Science, but plan on transferring into engineering after this year. (I just spent a year upgrading, I'm worried I won't be able to handle the workload of engineering, so easing into things with a year of science. Taking applicable courses of course!)

Fall:
Calculus I
Composition
Mechanics and Waves
Organic Chemistry
Introduction to Japanese (Figured I won't get any time for languages once I move on to engineering)

Winter:
Calculus II
Principles of Chemistry
Thermodynamics, Electricity and Magnetism
Introduction to Critical Thinking

Winter half of Japanese just got cancelled so I have no idea what to put in there for my final course.

wisvuze

Fall:

Topology
Complex Analysis
Representation Theory
Algebra
PDEs or Riemannian Geometry

Winter:

Real Analysis
Algebra
Representation Theory
PDEs

coreluccio

Fall:
Engineering Thermodynamics
Mechanics of Deformable Bodies I
Calculus III
Introduction to Thermo-Fluid Sciences
Mechanical Design I
Engineering Graphics and CAD

Winter:
Fundamentals of Electrical Engineering
Materials Science II
Differential Equations
Introduction to Mechanical Engineering
Engineering Mechanics II
Introductory Statistics for Engineering

(2nd year MecE)

Dr Transport

I guess I am taking an easy load:

Computational Harmonic Analysis (Wavelets, FFT, DFT etc.....)

Kindayr

Algebraic Topology
Algebraic Geometry I
Linear Algebraic Groups
Functional Analysis II
Rings and Modules

Field Theory
Commutative Algebra
Lie Algebras
Differential Equations
Algebraic Geometry II

I bet you wouldn't guess that I'm applying to an algebra group for graduate studies next year.

Chaostamer

I'm starting my first (official) year as a Ph.D. student. My Fall 2012 schedule looks like this:

Partial Differential Equations
Algebra I (category-oriented algebra)
Topics in Complex Analysis

For the Spring 2013 semester, I have to pick three among these five:

Algebra II
Functional Analysis
Measure and Probability
Ordinary Differential Equations
Differential Geometry