What's on Your Fall 2010 Science Schedule?

[bignum]

sleep 101
work 102
play 103

yea that's right i graduated last spring!

Don't forget Trolling 101, it's like the toughest course out there.

 

[Jawbreaker]

Modern Physics
Partial Differential Equations
Electrodynamics I
Planetary Geophysics

W00t.

 

[jin8]

undergrad Abstract Algebra
undergrad E&M2
grad QM1
grad mathematical physics
grad computational astrophysics

 

[Anonymous217]

Summer 2010 at Berkeley:
Math 53 (Multivariable)
Math 54 (Linear Alg/Diff. Eq.)

Fall 2010:
Not sure yet.

 

[LBloom]

Phy 303 Mechanics
Phy 301 Electromagnetic THeory I
Mat 341 Applied Real Analysis
Mat 211 Intro to Linear ALgebra
Jds 225 Formation of Judaic heritage

gonna be an interesting semester :)

 

[lufbrajames]

Computational Materials 2
Composites
Polymers 2
Microstructure Characterisation

Nanotechnology Project lasting the whole 2 semsters.

Materials Science in the UK by the way

 

[Stevo6754]

Summer 2010
Discrete Structures
Object Oriented Programming with Java
Computer science 1
Calculus 1
Fall 2010
Physics for Engineers and Scientist, and lab
Computer Science 2
Computer Organization
Calculus 2

 

[xxsteelxx]

I'm currently a high school senior (college freshman this coming fall), but if all goes well. . .

Summer 2010
1. Math Methods for Physics (introduction to physics with calculus)
2. Introduction to Psychology

Fall 2010 quarter
1. Mutlivariable Calculus
2. Phyiscs 1 (Mechanics)
3. Computational Methods in Electrial and Computer Engineering
4. Chemistry 1A??
5. GE??

I'm not so sure about this schedule, I've haven't seen my counselor yet.

 

[Medwell]

So many people taking summer classes... ew.

Fall 2010 -
1. Physics 2 w/ Calc (Electricity & Magnetism)
2. Analytical Chemistry
3. Human Physiology
4. Beginning Chinese 1 :D

 

[jmason52]

Integral Calculus.

But then I work 50+ hours a week, so one course is plenty . . . especially this one.

 

[graphene]

Summer 2010 -
doing a research project in nanoscience.

fall 2010 -
Atomic & Molecular Phy
Nuclear Phy
Quantum Mech III (Quant Field Theory) - elective
Analytical Techniques
Intro to Nanoscience
Semiconductor Phy
Physics Lab III - (Optics, Spectroscopy)

also thinking of URA (Undergrad Research) - on nanotubes.

man, that's a hectic sem.

 

[Jokerhelper]

haha nice thread.

anyway, if I stick with geophysics, here's mine:

Fall 2010
Global Geophysics
Principles of Geology II
Basic Optics module
Writing Scientific Reports
Option (maybe Nanoscience Intro or Diff. Equations I)

 

[Cod]

Summer 2010
Calculus II
Advanced Technical Writing

Fall 2010
Linear Algebra
Discrete Structures

 

[bjnartowt]

fall 2010

abstract algebra i
quantum mechanics i
statistical mechanics

i am told abstract algebra and quantum mechanics play nicely together

 

[Angry Citizen]

I'm going to be taking:

Calculus based Physics I + lab
General Chemistry I for science/engineering majors + lab
Calculus II
and maybe Technical Writing

 

[glennpagano]

Intro to mathematical proofs
Psychology
Physics II with calculus
Calculus 3

 

[Kerrie]

Income Tax Accounting 1 & 2
Intermediate Financial Accounting
Writing

16 credits total, my head might explode with debits and credits.

 

[ThatTallGirl]

Sophomore year at TTU:

Adv Math for Engineers-2nd half of Zill/Cullen's Diff Eq
Physics 2-Wolfson
Physics 1 Lab (scheduling conflicts)
Intro to Programming (C++)
US History 1
Science and World Cultures (Humanities elective)

On top of that, I've got 6 hours of work study and about 10 hours of a tutoring job a week.

 

[brushman]

Most likely:

Physics I
Calc II
C Programming
Microeconomics

 

[Theorem.]

fall 2010
Linear Algebra I
Honors Advanced Calculus I
Electricity and Magnetism
Experimental and statistical methods of Physics
History of American medicine

 

[Theorem.]

fall 2010

abstract algebra i
quantum mechanics i
statistical mechanics

i am told abstract algebra and quantum mechanics play nicely together

That sounds like an interesting semester,
definitely not easy classes, but extremely interesting.

 

[bjnartowt]

That sounds like an interesting semester,
definitely not easy classes, but extremely interesting.

Tell me more! : )

 

[HeLiXe]

Philosophy
Biology I
Calculus with Analytic Geom I
English I

the next semester should be something like

Calculus with Analytic Geom II
English II
Chemistry I
Physics w/lab I

 

[Anonymous217]

UC Berkeley
Summer 2010 (Pre-Freshman):
Math 53 (Multivariable Calc)
Math 54 (Linear Algebra/ Diff Eq.)

Fall 2010 (Freshman):
Physics H7A (Honors course)
Math H110 (Honors Upper Division Linear Algebra)
Psych 2 (Intro to Psychology)
EPS C82 (Intro to Oceans)
German R5A (german literature)

I'm stoked to take an upper division math course as a freshman. If I can maintain this schedule, I can take graduate courses junior year, which'll be amazing.

I also just bought QED by Feynman today, and it'll be an amazing read this weekend.

 

[HeLiXe]

That is so cool! I'm stoked with you :)

 

[LBloom]

Mechanics (Phy 303)
Electromagnetic Theory I (Phy 301)
Waves and Optics (Phy 300)
Intro to Linear Algebra (Mat 211)
Formation of Judaic Heritage (JDS 225)

and maybe Physical and Mathematical foundations of Quantum Mechanics (phy 307). it would add up to a lot of credits, but the prereqs are only introductory physics and math, there are no tests, and it will help me with QM next semester. May just sit in on it :)

 

[sozo91]

1. Statistical Mechanics and Thermodynamics
2. Molecules and Cells
3. Organic Chemistry I
4. Organic Chemistry Lab
5. Intro to Business
6. Research

 

[Anonymous217]

That is so cool! I'm stoked with you :)

Thanks HeLiXe!

 

[Mazer Rackham]

Classical Mechanics
Mathematical Methods in Physics (undergrad level)
German II
Differential Equations

 

[HeLiXe]

Thanks HeLiXe!

yvw!