Post your Schedule SP2010

[Sidoh]

I'm taking:
1) Software Engineering
2) Differential Equations
3) Probability and Statistics
4) Digital Circuits
5) Advanced Engineering Math

Nice.  You sound like you're studying EE?

Thats pretty damn math heavy

If it has to be heavy at all, it should be math heavy.  Math is the easiest thing ever to study for.  Just do a bunch of relevant problems, and you'll probably murder the exam.

Incidentally, why are there two Post your schedule threads for SP2010, both started by Towelie? :P

[Hitmen]

why only have one when you could have two instead!

[Towelie]

Incidentally, why are there two Post your schedule threads for SP2010, both started by Towelie? :P

First one is where I list the courses I plan on taking, second is when its finalized and I know what times I'll be taking them :P. Course list v Class schedule!

[Sidoh]

duuuuuuuuuuuuuuummb

[Falcon]

I'm taking:
1) Software Engineering
2) Differential Equations
3) Probability and Statistics
4) Digital Circuits
5) Advanced Engineering Math

Nice.  You sound like you're studying EE?

I'm studying CE (Computer Engineering) actually but most of the courses are the same for both. I actually hate math so that's why I'm trying to get all my math classes out of the way this semester so I can take fun classes next semester ;)

[Sidoh]

I'm taking:
1) Software Engineering
2) Differential Equations
3) Probability and Statistics
4) Digital Circuits
5) Advanced Engineering Math

Nice.  You sound like you're studying EE?

I'm studying CE (Computer Engineering) actually but most of the courses are the same for both. I actually hate math so that's why I'm trying to get all my math classes out of the way this semester so I can take fun classes next semester ;)

Ah.  Math is my favorite. :)

At least they're all engineering-y math classes, right?

[rabbit]

Meh.  If Digital Circuits is anything like Logic Design, then it will be mostly about K-maps and state diagrams, and that was all pretty easy.

[Sidoh]

Meh.  If Digital Circuits is anything like Logic Design, then it will be mostly about K-maps and state diagrams, and that was all pretty easy.

I don't really know much about digital circuits, but what I've heard from my CE/EE friends, it's not really like that.  Definitely more involved..

[Falcon]

Meh.  If Digital Circuits is anything like Logic Design, then it will be mostly about K-maps and state diagrams, and that was all pretty easy.

Yea its about state machines, logic minimization techniques, HDLs, MOS gates and that kind of stuff. But I think it goes into more detail like gate delay, clock skew, and circuit timings. It should be interesting :)

[Falcon]

I'm taking:
1) Software Engineering
2) Differential Equations
3) Probability and Statistics
4) Digital Circuits
5) Advanced Engineering Math

Nice.  You sound like you're studying EE?

I'm studying CE (Computer Engineering) actually but most of the courses are the same for both. I actually hate math so that's why I'm trying to get all my math classes out of the way this semester so I can take fun classes next semester ;)

Ah.  Math is my favorite. :)

At least they're all engineering-y math classes, right?

If by engineeringy you mean that there's almost no theory involved and its all mechanics than yea all my math classes have been like that. Just memorize the forms, manipulate the shit out of the equation to fit the form, then just crunch out an answer ^^

[Sidoh]

If by engineeringy you mean that there's almost no theory involved and its all mechanics than yea all my math classes have been like that. Just memorize the forms, manipulate the shit out of the equation to fit the form, then just crunch out an answer ^^

Yeah, that's what I meant.  I (and most mathematicians I know) find this to be the dullest form of math.  I think the most exciting part of math is making an almost unbelievable claim, and then proving that it's true.

Oh well.  Enjoy, I guess. :)

[Joe]

There's two kinds of geeks in the world: The math geeks, and the geeks that are lucky the math geeks are around.