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cwatki14
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Currently, I am a bioengineering major, but I have been taking math electives the past year and a half, and now I am finding myself liking pure mathematics much more than engineering and only two classes away from a degree. The two courses I need are Real Analysis and Abstract Algebra. Currently, I am finishing up an upper level course in ODE and PDE's and one in Complex Analysis. However, I am running into problems finding something to take next semester. I can't take algebra because it overlaps with Cell Biology. I want to take Real Analysis but unfortunately this super obnoxious kid is taking it, and it's only a 7 or so person class, so I don't think I could bare it. My other options are Topology, Non-Euclidean Geometry, PDE's, or Dynamical Systems. Are any of these courses suited to take without Real Analysis, or should I just suck it up and take analysis?