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[leet_muffin]

How u niggaz get schedulz?

[BigAznDaddy]

How u niggaz get schedulz?

call in to your counselor

[Ergot]

American Gov't/Economics
Adv Band 2-4
English Lit/Comp AP
Spanish Lang AP
Psychology
Calculus AB AP

Sucks I have a first period .

[Newby]

1. AP English Lit
2. AP Physics C
3. Teacher's Aide for my AP Spanish Teacher (counts as a full class since I might tutor kids who need help/fall behind)
4. AP Comparative Government
5. AP Chemistry

[leet_muffin]

1. AP Comparative Government
2. AP Physics C (with Newbis.)
3. Photo (soon to be dropped.)
4. AP English Lit
5. AP Calculus AB

7:30-12:30. Win.

[CrAz3D]

GOVT 399 M01 3.000 NEW MEXICO LAW
GOVT 340 M01 3.000 STATE & LOCAL GOVT
GOVT 345 M01 3.000 THE SUPREME COURT
GOVT 366 M01 3.000 AMERICAN FOREIGN POLICY
GOVT 321 M01 3.000 TOPICS PUBLIC POLICY
HL S 301G M84 3.000 HUMAN SEXUALITY

Total Credit Hours:  18.000

I'm psyched for my GOVT 340 (State & Local GOVT) class!  I read through the intro and about our research project, sounds exciting!  We have to pick 2 neighborhoods and do, basically, a socio-economic analysis of each and write a final paper that compares/contrasts them.  I already have the EXACT places in mind.  They're literally right across the main road/highway from eaceh other but SIGNIFICANTLY different in terms of population, density, land type, income levels, and I'm sure everything else will end up being a complete reverse from the other.

Then my Supreme Court class, mad fun!!

[Sidoh]

Calculus III has an assload of homework, although it isn't worth much of the final grade (75/650 ~= 11.5%).  We had a small assignment today, which I have yet to start.  Apparently, all weekly assignments are due on Friday, so at least there is some leeway. It's actually outside of the required mathematics for a computer science degree here, but I want to go through at least Differential Equations.

As you can see, Tuesdays are pretty busy.  I'm hoping it won't be too much.  Unfortunately, the majority of the classes I need to take this semester are only offered on Tuesdays/Thursdays, so I don't think I'll have much luck shifting things around.

Here's a short description of each of the not-so-intuitively-titled courses (the CS classes):

CS 200 -- The title explains the course pretty well, but from what I've heard, it's pretty easy.  I think the language used is Java.
CS 270 -- This is an introductory class to low level programming, I think (ASM/C++).  I haven't really looked into it much.

It's 17 credit hours.  It should be a pretty easy semester, but I guess we'll see.  I'm not taking a Physics course, which will help with the amount of homework and studying, I guess, but in the past, they've been the most interesting classes.  Oh well...

[CrAz3D]

Calculus III has an assload of homework, although it isn't worth much of the final grade (75/650 ~= 11.5%).  We had a small assignment today, which I have yet to start.  Apparently, all weekly assignments are due on Friday, so at least there is some leeway. It's actually outside of the required mathematics for a computer science degree here, but I want to go through at least Differential Equations.

As you can see, Tuesdays are pretty busy.  I'm hoping it won't be too much.  Unfortunately, the majority of the classes I need to take this semester are only offered on Tuesdays/Thursdays, so I don't think I'll have much luck shifting things around.

Here's a short description of each of the not-so-intuitively-titled courses (the CS classes):

CS 200 -- The title explains the course pretty well, but from what I've heard, it's pretty easy.  I think the language used is Java.
CS 270 -- This is an introductory class to low level programming, I think (ASM/C++).  I haven't really looked into it much.

It's 17 credit hours.  It should be a pretty easy semester, but I guess we'll see.  I'm not taking a Physics course, which will help with the amount of homework and studying, I guess, but in the past, they've been the most interesting classes.  Oh well...

My engineering buddies have crap tons of homework, too.  None of it counts for a grade, though

Man, all day T & Th.  Sad.  I go from 930-1230 MWF, and 9-1135 TR

[Sidoh]

My engineering buddies have crap tons of homework, too.  None of it counts for a grade, though

Man, all day T & Th.  Sad.  I go from 930-1230 MWF, and 9-1135 TR

Calculus III is still pretty much an "introductory" course.  There are a few high school students in my class, which didn't surprise me too much.  Doing well in Calculus BC (and perhaps a teacher's recommendation) is all it takes to be able to enroll in Calc III here from what I've heard.  I imagine that homework becomes a less integral part of math courses as you go on.  That seems to have been the trend so far.

Unfortunately, that's pretty much unavoidable.  I think speech is offered MWF.  I might switch to that, but I sort of like having MWF to do homework and study.

[deadly7]

At least you have breaks in between your Tuesday... my Wednesday is 8:00-4:10PM constant (excluding 15 minutes in between classes).  :|

[Sidoh]

At least you have breaks in between your Tuesday... my Wednesday is 8:00-4:10PM constant (excluding 15 minutes in between classes).  :|

That sucks.  Is this on the college campus?  It takes about 15 minutes to get from one end of the campus to the other (it's about a mile any way you go) and classes are often in buildings that aren't close to each other.

How do you plan on eating lunch?  I don't really have time to go get anything on Tuesdays or Thursdays, so I plan to either bring some cash so I can get some fast food in the student center (they have Carl's Junior, Taco Bell, Subway, etc) or pack some granola bars or something like that.

[deadly7]

That sucks.  Is this on the college campus?  It takes about 15 minutes to get from one end of the campus to the other (it's about a mile any way you go) and classes are often in buildings that aren't close to each other.

How do you plan on eating lunch?  I don't really have time to go get anything on Tuesdays or Thursdays, so I plan to either bring some cash so I can get some fast food in the student center (they have Carl's Junior, Taco Bell, Subway, etc) or pack some granola bars or something like that.

Yeah, it's on the college campus.  I start in the Twin Cities east bank and then have to walk across to the west bank--but there's a bus that drops me off like right in front of some of my classes, so that == super awesome.

I dunno about lunch.  I might just bring a lunch from home that day or something.. I'll be awfully hungry, that's all I know. :|

[Newby]

Calc III? I know I'm supposed to take 'intermediate calculus' for passing the calculus BC exam...

[Sidoh]

Calc III? I know I'm supposed to take 'intermediate calculus' for passing the calculus BC exam...

I'm not sure.  Like I've mentioned before, my high school didn't have an AP program.  These kids said they took the "equivalent of Calculus II" and when the instructor asked for clarification, they said they passed the AP Calc BC exam.  One was a junior and a few others were seniors.  I presume that they were all exceptional mathematics students, though.

[Newby]

Ah, that's neat.