Classes next year

[Sidoh]

UC Berkley and University of Illinois are good tech schools. :p

I've heard of both of those, though I'm not going to go to either of them. If I'm going to pay out of state tuition, it's gotta be a REALLY good school. :)

[RoMi]

Didn't they create a BSD at Berkley?
Found it in the sexy book iago gave me.

The Berkeley campus of the University of California emerged early as the single most important academic hot-spot in Unix development. Unix research had begun there in 1974, and was given a substantial impetus when Ken Thompson taught at the University during a 1975-76 sabbatical. The first BSD release had been in 1977 from a lab run by a then-unknown grad student named Bill Joy. By 1980 Berkeley was the hub of a sub-network of universities actively contributing to their variant of Unix. Ideas and code from Berkeley Unix (including the vi(1) editor) were feeding back from Berkeley to Bell Labs.

[Newby]

I feel like going to Berkeley just because they're such *nix advocates. :(

[Nate]

AP Lit & Comp*(3)
AP Physics*(6)
AB Calc*(3)
Criminalistics
Youth & the Law
Gym
Cold War History
Government Seminar
French 4*(3)

* = College Credits

I will be entering College as a Sophmore. gg?

[Sidoh]

I did last year (sophomore year) as well. Dual enrollment isn't that big a deal (at least from what I've experienced).

I've met freshmen in Calculus III.

[deadly7]

I did last year (sophomore year) as well. Dual enrollment isn't that big a deal (at least from what I've experienced).

I've met freshmen in Calculus III.

If I'd have been schooled in India for math, I'd be done with Calculus next year because India is very math-advanced compared to America. I should have been finishing Geometry/Algebra II this year, though. Algebra I = WAY TOO EASY and slow.

[Sidoh]

I did last year (sophomore year) as well. Dual enrollment isn't that big a deal (at least from what I've experienced).

I've met freshmen in Calculus III.

If I'd have been schooled in India for math, I'd be done with Calculus next year because India is very math-advanced compared to America. I should have been finishing Geometry/Algebra II this year, though. Algebra I = WAY TOO EASY and slow.

These weren't Indans. The one I'm thinking of is from Colorado Springs, CO. He has to take it online.