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[retardboy]

Computer and Science Engineering 200
Mathematics 366
Plant and Microbiology 101
Statistics 133

Making the transition from Engineering to Information Systems.

Haha, me too.

 

[yoshifumi]

mcb 252 - cell biology
mcb 253 - cell biology lab
chem 232 - fundamental organic chem
chem 233 - ochem lab
psych 230 - perception and consciousness
psych 311 - biological psychology lab

 

[distantmantra]

Winter Quarter

PSY 592.A School Psychology Practicum I (3 credits)
PSY 573 Group Counseling (3 credits)
PSY 588 Physiology (4 credits)
PSY 700 Master's Thesis Independent Study (2 credits)
EDSE 503 Multicultural Education (3 credits)

 

[nitewulf]

Chemical Engg 243 (thermodynatics)
Physics 230 (electricy and magnetism)
Electrical Engg 231 (numerical analysis)
Electrical Engg 250 (electric circuits II)
Electrical Engg 238 (continuous time signals and systems)
Sociology 366 (people in industry)

I'm really not sure what to expect next term.

be careful.
if things got hairy, i'd drop thermo and it's probably not a pre-req for other EE courses. it'll be easy as pie when you're a senior, but at this point it'd be a nightmare. but as always, some professors make it quite easy and fair.
num analysis = tedious stuff, not difficult.
circuits 2 = AC circuit analysis. fourier series analysis. fourier and laplace transforms, inverse laplace transforms. brush up on your partial fraction expansion skills, you'll be doing a lot of those. if your prof is a hardcase then he wouldn't allow writing down fomulas for exams. lot's of memorizing of fourier/laplace transform pairs.
signals and systems = tough course, preliminary DSP. Z-transforms, lots of transfer functions and block diagrams. again, depends on the prof how tough it is.
basically this is your first tough semester. one more of this and you'll get used to it.

 

[Suranga3]

be careful.
if things got hairy, i'd drop thermo and it's probably not a pre-req for other EE courses. it'll be easy as pie when you're a senior, but at this point it'd be a nightmare. but as always, some professors make it quite easy and fair.
num analysis = tedious stuff, not difficult.
circuits 2 = AC circuit analysis. fourier series analysis. fourier and laplace transforms, inverse laplace transforms. brush up on your partial fraction expansion skills, you'll be doing a lot of those. if your prof is a hardcase then he wouldn't allow writing down fomulas for exams. lot's of memorizing of fourier/laplace transform pairs.
signals and systems = tough course, preliminary DSP. Z-transforms, lots of transfer functions and block diagrams. again, depends on the prof how tough it is.
basically this is your first tough semester. one more of this and you'll get used to it.

Shit, I'm screwed. I'm pretty sure next term will not be that much harder than my past term. I heard that 3rd year is the hardest by far, I'm thinking about taking a condensed course load then.

 

[Winged Creature]

Psychology, but I'm pre-med, so I have to take all the pre-reqs; microbio, however, is just a supplemental course (not required for med school, though it looks nice), as is biochem, medical ethics, and physics in medicine (as well as genetics, which I'm enrolled in now), all of which I'm taking within the next year. How about you? Bio major, I assume?

Im a Bio major with emphasis in biochemistry and molecular biology, im debating whether or not to do the biochemistry degree, its just a few extra courses (more chemistrys) and wouldnt hurt my schedule