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Davidthefat
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I am a Freshman EE/CS major. So far, the classes I have chosen so far are:
Calc 3 (4 hours)
Linear Algebra (3 Hours)
Basic Concepts Of Math ( Mathematical proofs, set theory, mathematical
induction and recursion, binary relations, functions,
definition and development of some common number
systems, cardinal numbers, abstract algebra. ) (3 Hours)
Comprehensive Physics (Gravity
A treatment of electromagnetism which builds on relativity
Atomic, nuclear, and particle physics
Statistical mechanics and thermodynamics) (5 hours with lab)
I might add on ODEs, but that is very math heavy as it is.
That does not resemble classes for a EECS major at all; I am aware of that. My school does not offer the next level of EE classes till the Fall, and I am testing out of the Data Structures and Algorithms class (I took it Senior year of high school).
I am not sure if adding Chem is wise either, as I've been told the lab itself is a time sink. I am already taking 19 credits this semester, and I've been advised to not slow down my work load as the workload in grad school will be comparable to taking 22 credits.
Calc 3 (4 hours)
Linear Algebra (3 Hours)
Basic Concepts Of Math ( Mathematical proofs, set theory, mathematical
induction and recursion, binary relations, functions,
definition and development of some common number
systems, cardinal numbers, abstract algebra. ) (3 Hours)
Comprehensive Physics (Gravity
A treatment of electromagnetism which builds on relativity
Atomic, nuclear, and particle physics
Statistical mechanics and thermodynamics) (5 hours with lab)
I might add on ODEs, but that is very math heavy as it is.
That does not resemble classes for a EECS major at all; I am aware of that. My school does not offer the next level of EE classes till the Fall, and I am testing out of the Data Structures and Algorithms class (I took it Senior year of high school).
I am not sure if adding Chem is wise either, as I've been told the lab itself is a time sink. I am already taking 19 credits this semester, and I've been advised to not slow down my work load as the workload in grad school will be comparable to taking 22 credits.