What classes are you taking this semester?

Here is my class list:

• American Government
• A Writing Course (Don't remember the specific title of it)
• You And The Law
• A Math Course (I also don't remember the title of this)

Edit: Also, taking a "Keys to Success" class online

What classes are you taking this semester?

Here are all the classes I'm taking

Chemistry 270: Environmental Chemistry

Chem istry 311 : Advanced Chemical Analysis

Earth and Atmospheric Science 208: Introduction to global change

Economics 341: Money and Banking

Sounds tough.

1.Collecting and studying all collectibles from remember me.

2. Goal on reaching reaching MAX LEVEL 99 on Kingdom Hearts

3.Aquiring and unlocking pesticide weapons in Earth Defense Force : Insect Armageddon

4.Plan to start Assassins Creed III tutorial class on September

I'll be busy HaHa

P.S - No classes for indz, passed school and college =P

A lot of concepts are re-used I heard in both of the chemistry courses I'm taking. I learned a lot of these concepts in a previous chemistry course, but twisted to fit the course or expanded on. And I have yet to get below a B in a senior level chemistry course.I shouldn't be bragging, but I'm not that worried about either of the chemistry classes. I'm a bit worried about that economics class, but I seem to do well in economic courses that are based on macroeconomic concepts I learnt before.The earth science course is something I'm interested in and is a part of my major.At least I have a couple of long breaks between classes on some days which helps.

None for me. I'm done with Classes.

These are my compulsory classes for the semester:

• Web Information Systems
• Data Warehouses and Data Mining
• Concurrency and Security in Software
• Information Retrieval

Shit's getting serious. :P

Looks like CIA courses HeHe

I'm studying Computer Science. What's CIA? Ugh, I've always had problems understanding terms and initials that people in USA and other parts of the world use for courses and degrees.

wtf? "You And The Law" lol

Taking 14 credits and doing research with a professor.

Embedded systems-Microcontroller systems, assembly language programming, data representation, memory and device interfacing, timing analysis, parallel and serial communication, timers, interrupts, signal interfacing considerations, and applications.

Electronics 1-Electronic devices including p-n junctions, bipolar transistors, field effect transistors and device models.

Electromagnetic fields-Maxwell's equations, static and dynamic field analysis

Semiconductor device physics-Semiconductor device physics, energy band diagrams, electronic devices including p-n junctions, bipolar transistors, field effect transistors and device models.

Most of it should be familiar material as I self-studied and learned a lot of it earlier this year.

Research

in what field? Early stages, late stages?

graduate school , biology

I haven't been to class in over a year and a half. Glad to be over and done with school.

Macroeconomics

Microeconomics

Econometrics

Possibly one other course

Is this a central bank/monetary policy course (ie DSGE models) or something else?

@super600: Smart man, I take classes that have things in common a semester. Helps fight overload.

• Robotics
• Modern Statistics
• Linear Algebra
• Metalworking and Jewelery
• Independent Study (building an embedded device using an Arduino for children)

It's my last semester. I've already completed all my Computer Science stuff. I really only need those two math courses and whatever else in electives, so i took robotics, metalworking, and the independant study as personal interests.

Statistics-i do not need to take this but looks better for psychology grad school

Quantitative Methods-research based statistics and a lot of plugging information in computers

Abnormal Psychology- learning about murder and stuff

Psychological careers-learning about jobs I can not get until I have my masters

Humanities- lame

Math and ethics are the courses I am enrolled in for the Fall 2014 Term.

I will be going to school full-time next semester.

None.

Well when you fail out of college, you can't take classes anymore, so that makes sense.

None. Got an engineering degree last year. woooo.

1. Latin 1
2. Modern English literature
3. Shakespearean tragedies
4. Creative Writing Workshop

I'm trying to finish my English degree this semester before moving on to my next degree.

@chessmaster1989: Bro harsh, we all screw up. I went from making 4.0s to a 1.7 semester lol, and then brought it back up. I do not know how well you two know each other, but he can always go back.

I miss college already. =(

Oh no you misunderstand, loco constantly posts threads whining about how he hates college and thinks it's useless. I have no idea what his actual experience was but he's a total d-bag about it.

I honestly don't remember. I'm going back to school this year though to go get a bachelors in computer networking. Currently I just don't make enough to live the way I want to live (or provide for my gf for that matter) so I've decided to put in the time (two years) so that we can have a better life.

It's weird, I used to never be able to see the light at the end of the tunnel when it came to school, and now I can see the end before I even start. I must be getting older.

@chessmaster1989: oh, internets my bad. I have been so out of the loop at gs since i came to college 4 years ago. Gone are the days when I posted everyday while doing homework, lol carry on you two.

• Probability theory II
• Basic financial mathematics
• Public finance
• Empirical methods in economics I

what's your major?

Brought back horrible memories of past.

We don't have majors and minors here as far as I understand. But my programme is called Economics and Mathematics.

^

Death Knight or Paladin, can't decide which class I wanna start first.

• Anatomy (includes 2 labs)
• Biology (includes a lab)
• Psychology
• Trigonometry

14 credits total and I'm majoring in Biology/Pre-Med.

None. Might be doing a PhD next year. Philosophy.

Let's see, I'm first semester for Pure and Applied in CEGEP, which is the Quebec equivalent of college. This would allow me to get a degree later on in university in the sciences, maths, biology, engineering, etc. It's sort of a transition school between high school and university, allowing students to start honing in on what they like. Useless for people who know what they want to do in life, but for me it's ideal, since I have the smarts but no idea what to with them lol.

Here's what I have:

1. Intro to College English (Litterature)

2. Critical Thinking on the Ancient World (Interpreting the works of Socrates and Plato, humanities)

3. Fundamental Skills for Sports (Gym work, intense stretching, workouts, etc.)

4. Film styles (don't know about this one, wish I could have had 20th century history or something)

5. Calculus 1 (saw the equations in the book, should be lots of fun understanding)

6. General Chemistry (self explanatory)

7. Mechanics (going more in depth on the physics we saw in high school)

Just had my first 2 days actually. Not bad, but being at school from 8 AM to 6 PM with 4 courses was not the ideal way to start on my first day of school.

I'm doing an engineering tech and algebra class starting in September. I've been putting off college for awhile but might as well get the classes done now.

Hardest thing about taking classes online is the fact that you can have class in one tab and a million other things (to include GS) on another.

I don't got to college.

I think he is taking about Central Intelligence Agency. I only did Data Warehousing and Data Mining out of the courses you've list.

On topic, Already taken

CS:Internship

Though I am doing a lot of online courses from edx and coursera.

Writing.

Algebra 2.

Social psychology.

As much as I like psychology, I want to switch to hardware engineering. It pays more, like 100k-150k a year and working for Google would be nice with all the added benefits.

No, I won college (finished).

Art 186 - Computer Graphics/Adobe Illustrator
English 100
Political Science
Math 80

Excellent stuff. It makes me happy to see people put in the time to better themselves.

Update:

I got in full-time this semester despite obstacles.

I am enrolled the following courses:

United States History II

Literature: Poetry and Drama

Math course

Ethics course

Human Disease, Medical Terminology, Ethical Problems in Healthcare, and.....The Christian Journey (required theology elective)

love Literature and History courses.