What's Your Spring 2010 Class Lineup?

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The discussion revolves around the academic schedules for Spring 2010 among students from various disciplines, primarily in engineering, physics, and mathematics. Participants share their course selections, which include a mix of core subjects such as Object-Oriented Programming, Calculus II, and various physics courses. Many express concerns about managing heavy workloads, with some balancing full course loads alongside significant work commitments. There are discussions about the appropriateness of certain courses, like Algebra II being taken concurrently with Calculus II, and the importance of research opportunities, with advice suggesting that students should seek research positions early in their academic careers. The conversation also touches on the differences in academic systems, particularly between quarter and semester systems, and the challenges of course availability for transfer students. Overall, the thread highlights the diverse academic paths and the shared experiences of students navigating their educational journeys.
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Calculus 1
Logic and proof
Intro. to physics 2

I wanted more classes, but I was afraid to add chemistry 1. I hate Chemistry...
 
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Statistics III
Analytical Chemistry I
Dynamic modeling
Black-Scholes modeling
Logical thinking
 
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Modern Physics
Thermodynamics
 
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Physics 103 (Intro to Modern & Quantum/Optics)
Linear Algebra
Ordinary Differential Equations
2D Drawing
Drawing I (waitlisted )

Reason for my drawing classes is that I'd like to better be able to put things in perspective. I like to REALLY understand problems, and that's sometimes an issue if I can't picture it.
 
  • #105
Introductory Mathematical Physics
Computers in Physics
General Physics 3
Probability

This isn't the schedule I was hoping for, but this is my first semester at this university, transferring from a community college. Just had my orientation and registration day today, and transfer students can't register before that. Because of that factor, all of the classes I wanted to take were already full.

In fact, I'm only taking probability because it's fairly interesting to me, and I'd need that or something like it if I choose to double major in physics and math. I really wanted to do DiffEQ and/or Linear Algebra this semester, but both were full.

I feel I will be at a disadvantage without Differential Equations, so I'll have to pick it up on the fly.
 
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