Is this a Good Spring Schedule?

[sheldonrocks97]

Hello everyone,
I am currently picking my classes for spring semester. This is currently my second semester at university and I am a dual major of EE and Math.

Here is my schedule:

MATE 202-01 4 Materials Engineering I w/ Lab (I need this for an engineering elective and this is what I chose)

ENGL 311-01 3 Creative Writing

MATH 352-01 3 Basic Concepts of Math

MATH 382-01 3 Probability and Statistics

MATH 382L-01 1 Probability and Statistics Lab

MENG 189-01 1 Robotics

Total: 15 Credit Hours

I know I have a couple of challenging classes so I was wondering if all of this is too much to handle. If you have any questions let me know and I will answer them.

Thanks!,

Austin

NOTE: This was an edit from a previous post with some changes with input from my advisor.

 

[Dr.D]

If you are at a point where you need Basic Math, it does not seem that you are properly prepared for Probability and Statistics, or for Robotics.

 

[rhino1000]

If you are at a point where you need Basic Math, it does not seem that you are properly prepared for Probability and Statistics, or for Robotics.

I'm going to go out on a limb and guess that "Basic Math" is not simple algebra or something like that. It's a junior level course, haha

 

[sheldonrocks97]

If you are at a point where you need Basic Math, it does not seem that you are properly prepared for Probability and Statistics, or for Robotics.

"Basic Concepts of Math" is NOT a basic math course. It is essentially a class to introduce students to subjects like complex and real analysis and for other 400 level math classes. It has a prereq of calc II. However, I have taken Calc I-III and linear algebra and I am taking ODE's this semester.

I'm going to go out on a limb and guess that "Basic Math" is not simple algebra or something like that. It's a junior level course, haha

100% correct. It is a 300 level course so it's not like a college algebra class lol.

 

[Matrix0]

I am unable to provide a definitive answer on whether this is a good spring schedule or not. However, I can offer some suggestions and considerations based on my expertise in the field.

Firstly, it is important to consider not only the credit hours but also the workload and difficulty level of each class. From a quick glance, it seems like you have a mix of engineering, math, and writing courses, which can be challenging but also provide a well-rounded education. However, it is important to carefully review the syllabus and course requirements for each class to get a better understanding of the workload and expectations.

Additionally, it may be helpful to speak with your academic advisor or professors to get their input on the schedule. They may have valuable insights and advice on how to balance your workload and succeed in each class.

Furthermore, it is important to prioritize your time and manage your schedule effectively. Make sure to set aside enough time for studying and completing assignments for each class.

Overall, it seems like you have a diverse and challenging schedule for the spring semester. With careful planning and time management, it is possible to succeed in all of your classes. Good luck!