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[Towelie]

[Joe]

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[Newby]

CHE 02A: Chemistry (first in a year-long series, I only need first quarter)
PHY 009HE: Advanced quantum mechanics + special topics.
ECS 050: Assembly language & "Machine-dependent programming."
MAT 022B: Differential equations.

[Falcon]

Differential equations.... have fun Newby lol

[deadly7]

Differential equations.... have fun Newby lol

If his diffEQ class was anything like the one for which I took a final today, that class is a joke. Rather than get into any theory as to how to describe a relationship and why the differential is what it is, you take for granted that the diffeq is what they give you and you go about solving it. We learned two general ways to solve diffeqs (laplace transforms and the "assume a solution" method) and then various subsects of them.
Snooze.Fest.

[Newby]

Differential equations.... have fun Newby lol

If his diffEQ class was anything like the one for which I took a final today, that class is a joke. Rather than get into any theory as to how to describe a relationship and why the differential is what it is, you take for granted that the diffeq is what they give you and you go about solving it.
Snooze.Fest.

If the professor is anything like fall quarter's professor... we'll be all theory, little application.

And I'm surprised you commented on the diffeq versus the QM... lol.

[deadly7]

If the professor is anything like fall quarter's professor... we'll be all theory, little application.

And I'm surprised you commented on the diffeq versus the QM... lol.

Well mine was an IT-based math class, so they wanted us to learn how to solve them. I don't know how UC-Davis works but you'd probably encounter the same at any institution that has separate IT math classes.

Haven't taken QM. *Hate* physics. Learning the concept of why something works how it does is fine. From what I've seen in physics they love abusing math though.

[Newby]

If the professor is anything like fall quarter's professor... we'll be all theory, little application.

And I'm surprised you commented on the diffeq versus the QM... lol.

Well mine was an IT-based math class, so they wanted us to learn how to solve them. I don't know how UC-Davis works but you'd probably encounter the same at any institution that has separate IT math classes.

Haven't taken QM. *Hate* physics. Learning the concept of why something works how it does is fine. From what I've seen in physics they love abusing math though.

It's all concepts thus far in honors. In fact, they give us formula sheets just to prove it's the concepts that'll get ya, not the formulas.

[zorm]

If his diffEQ class was anything like the one for which I took a final today, that class is a joke. Rather than get into any theory as to how to describe a relationship and why the differential is what it is, you take for granted that the diffeq is what they give you and you go about solving it. We learned two general ways to solve diffeqs (laplace transforms and the "assume a solution" method) and then various subsects of them.
Snooze.Fest.

This is pretty much how my diff eq. class was, except we had Fourier series in there too. Partial diff eq. which I just took ended up being much more of the same, assume and solution and then turn the crank on the problem.

And having a formula sheet doesn't mean its concepts based... in my PDE class we were given a "generously provided reference" sheet with solutions to everything.

[Ergot]

CS61BL: Data Structures and Programming Methodology
CS70: Discrete Mathematics and Probability Theory
Physics 7C: Physics for Scientists and Engineers (Electromagnetic waves, optics, relativity, and quantum physics.)
Psych 130: Clinical Psychology

[truste1]

Money & Banking
History of Western Art
American Literature
Topics in Economic History
United Nations Security Council Simulation
Public Speaking
Statistics

[warz]

All of my classes revolve around project management now. Sort of boring but much more 'real world' than a complete class over logic gates.

[Hitmen]

Finally got my schedule worked out:

Another discrete math class(the second of the 2 my school requires /cry)
Intro to Software Engineering
Digital Forensics (this class should be awesome)
Intro to philosophy

Might add another gen ed before add/drop period ends depending on how schedule feels.

[Falcon]

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

[Towelie]

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

Thats pretty damn math heavy