What classes are you taking Spring semester?

I'm taking Intro to Business Professionalism, Marketing Concepts and Practice, Fundamentals of Management, and System Configuration and Maintenance.

Recent American Philosphy, Modern Philosophy, Advanced French, Conversational French, and a unifying course for my Environmental Studies minor.

Data Privacy & Security and Security Planning & Auditing.

U.S. History II, Phys Ed, and some bogus orientation class I should have taken this semester. Also I'm trying to swing one more, not sure what yet.

Process control, thermo, partial differential equation, stats, maybe an english class, and an elective

Biology I, Government I, Calculus III, and Assembly

Chem 2, Physics 2, Princ. of Lit Study, Intro to Research in Mol Bio, and one more course, just haven't decided yet.

19th Century London

Nazi Germany

Ancient Rome: 100 BC-100AD

Recent America: 1945-today

None b*tch! I graduate tomorrow morning! Now the question is whether or not to go to PA school next fall.

Chem 2, Physics 2, Princ. of Lit Study, Intro to Research in Mol Bio, and one more course, just haven't decided yet.

ferrari_102

take a philosophy course. It's nice way to break up all of the hard sciences.

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Chem 2, Physics 2, Princ. of Lit Study, Intro to Research in Mol Bio, and one more course, just haven't decided yet.

Guybrush_3

take a philosophy course. It's nice way to break up all of the hard sciences.

I would, but it won't satisfy my major/minor/gen ed requirements.

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Chem 2, Physics 2, Princ. of Lit Study, Intro to Research in Mol Bio, and one more course, just haven't decided yet.

ferrari_102

take a philosophy course. It's nice way to break up all of the hard sciences.

I would, but it won't satisfy my major/minor/gen ed requirements.

You don't get ANY free electives?

Applied Mathematics, Digital Communications, Language Design and Compilers, Artificial Intelligence, Algorithm Design, Signals and Systems.

Organic Chem II (w/ lab), Zoology (w/ lab), Environmental Practice (whatever the hell number it is now), Water Pollution and Resource Sustainability, Elementary Statistical Methods, Beginning Weight Lifting

Software Engineering - Algorithms

Graphics

Databases

Robotics

Computer Networks and Distributed Systems.

I wish I could take a course or two. I guess I'll just have to stick to teaching General Chemistry II and Organic Chemistry II.

Focus Inquiry, Management, Intro to Econonomics 1, European History, Intro to Biology

GymSonyNintendoFan

Hoping to get:

Linear alg (should be a cakewalk)

Fluid mechanics

Intermediate dynamics

Thermodynamics (the REAL one)

Then (probably two of the following) modern physics, E&M, operational methods, or a programming class (need to buff programming skills in general). Need to spend a bit of time planning sh!t out.

Company Law, Jurisprudence, Equity, Land Law. It's gonna be a lame semester.GhoX

Organic Chem II (w/ lab), Zoology (w/ lab), Environmental Practice (whatever the hell number it is now), Water Pollution and Resource Sustainability, Elementary Statistical Methods, Beginning Weight Lifting

Suzy_Q_Kazoo

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Organic Chem II (w/ lab), Zoology (w/ lab), Environmental Practice (whatever the hell number it is now), Water Pollution and Resource Sustainability, Elementary Statistical Methods, Beginning Weight Lifting

Suzy_Q_Kazoo

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Organic Chem II (w/ lab), Zoology (w/ lab), Environmental Practice (whatever the hell number it is now), Water Pollution and Resource Sustainability, Elementary Statistical Methods, Beginning Weight Lifting

Allicrombie

Law School: I'll be taking -

• Intellectual Property Law;
• Wills and Estates; and
• Some other ethics class (don't remember the name).

Work: I'll be teaching Several -

• Security+ bootcamps;
• Certified Ethical Hacker bootcamps; and
• (maybe) a CISSP bootcamp or two.

Busy times, but good for business!

Managerial Communications, Intro to Technical analysis, Auditing, The Native American Experience, Introduction to the Anishinabe Language.

[QUOTE="GhoX"]Company Law, Jurisprudence, Equity, Land Law. It's gonna be a lame semester.Boostinsane

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Organic Chem II (w/ lab), Zoology (w/ lab), Environmental Practice (whatever the hell number it is now), Water Pollution and Resource Sustainability, Elementary Statistical Methods, Beginning Weight Lifting

Suzy_Q_Kazoo

If you plan on doing environmental stuff GIS is a MUST from what I understand, but that water pollution class sounds awesome. (you will learn why harvesting oil from tar sands is much worse than it already sounds) If you can get documentable experience with GIS somewhere else then skip the class, but if you can't you probably need it.

-Early Modern Philosophy

-Math for Business Majors II

-International Economics

-Intermediate Microeconomics.

Writing Primary Genre

Writing Secondary Genre

Reading Secondary Genre

Online Multi-Genre

MFA writing classes, Wheee. Should be an interesting semester.