02-09-2003 23:40									#1
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I'm taking:
History 349 - Military History to 1640
History 362 - English Social History - Waterloo to WW1
History 365 - The Vietnam Wars
Philosophy 301 - Intro to Philosophy

And possibly one more course, assuming something good comes up in Add/Drops.

What are y'all taking?

	02-09-2003 23:46									#2
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Intermediate Microeconomics
Electoral Behavior(Political Science)
Intro to Shakespeare
Intelligent life in the Universe

Relatively easy schedule this year. Fortunately I did so much in high school getting AP credits and college during summer credits that I can get away of this and I am still far ahead of schedule for graduating with a Econ/Poli Sci double major.

	02-09-2003 23:52									#3
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PoliSci 131 - Central/Eastern European Politics (Eminent Collapse of Communism to Present)
PoliSci 130 - Western European Politics (Same Timeframe)
PoliSci 1 - American Gov't (I was delinquent in not taking it Freshman Year, now I'm stuck with a mixed Frosh/Soph group)
Humanities 1 - Humanities (Worldwide)
Religion 2 - Eastern Religion/Worldviews (Buddhism/Shito/Hinduism/Confuscianism)


Overall, a fairly easy schedule except for the approxamately 75-125 pages a night of reading

	02-09-2003 23:53									#4
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tequila101

	02-09-2003 23:56									#5
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Pain and Suffering 6xx.

Estimated to last 3-5 years.

As well, I'm TAing P&S 301

	02-09-2003 23:58									#6
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P&S 301?

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Yes. On the plus side, it's all you can eat crabs tonight on the department's tab.

	03-09-2003 00:10									#8
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Only four this term:

CPSC 413: Design And Analysis Of Algorithms I
Techniques for the analysis of algorithms, including counting, summation, recurrences, and asymptotic relations; techniques for the design of efficient algorithms, including greedy methods, divide and conquer, and dynamic programming; examples of their application; an introduction to tractable and intractable problems. Discrete mathematics, integral calculus, and linear algebra used extensively.

SENG 411: Practical Software Engineering
This course emphasizes a large-group project. Topics will include lifecycle models, project phases, software standards; data gathering techniques, human factors (including documentation and manuals), software quality assurance, cost models; social, ethical, and professional issues.

CPSC 455: The Software/Hardware Interface
Low and intermediate level support software necessary to access I/O devices and interfaces, to manage information and to provide a software interface between a single-user microcomputer environment and its hardware. Emphasis on modern Intel architectures.

PHIL 201: Problems with Philosophy
The last f*cking philosophy AND humanities/social science course I'll EVER have to take!

	03-09-2003 00:23									#9
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Unemployment 101

	03-09-2003 00:28									#10
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quote: Originally posted by KrazyHorse Yes. On the plus side, it's all you can eat crabs tonight on the department's tab.

I meant to ask what that stands for. My bad.

	03-09-2003 00:32									#11
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I know what you were asking, but I'm having a hard time believing you don't understand the abbreviation when it's written out in long form in that same post.

In a more literal sense I'm TAing Introduction to Electromagnetic Theory (171.301).

	03-09-2003 00:35									#12
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My fault. You have to forgive me, I'm studying the liberal arts . If we were that smart, we'd be studying something that pays

	03-09-2003 00:38									#13
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I was talking to this other physics guy on Sunday who ran up a 300$ bar tab and got the department to pay for it.

	03-09-2003 00:38									#14
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My two courses for the next eight weeks:

[*] Business Intelligence/Decision Support Systems
[*] Marketing I

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Diaper changing 301

Asmodean

	03-09-2003 00:41									#16
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Taking Pipe from the boss 201A
Procastination 300 - prereq. for Taking Pipe 201B
Alcoholism 132A - advance series
Hemroid 101 - due to Taking Pipe 201A

	03-09-2003 00:41									#17
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Shi - Intermediate Microeconomics

EC30110 Olig+Intro-Game Theo
EC31410 Econ+Organisations
EC31920 Ind Policy,Comp+Reg
EC36320 Development Econ

Can't be arsed expanding them out for you.

	03-09-2003 01:37									#18
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BAdm 200 Business and the Law
BAdm 391 Intro to Management Info Systems
Business and Techinical Writing 261
CS173 Discrete Mathematics
Fin 254 Corporate Finance

	03-09-2003 01:57									#19
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I'm taking classes this semester, that's what I'm taking.

	03-09-2003 02:03									#20
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MrFun, you have no class at all

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quote: Originally posted by Japher MrFun, you have no class at all

Yes I do -- I just only show it when I feel like it.


My graduate courses this semester:

20th Century American Culture

European Enlightenment

Historiography


This semester, which is my first semester as well, did not have any second-half nineteenth century American courses for me to choose.

	03-09-2003 02:11									#22
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Quantum III (Applications - second half of Griffiths)
Thermo and Stat Mech
Fluid Dynamics
Algebraic Structures I
Intro to Fencing

And I get to play around with the Tokamak.

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Astronomy
Intermediate French 2
Traditions of British Literature 2
Humanities 101 - The Ancient Greek World


so far they're all very enjoyable.

	03-09-2003 03:45									#24
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quote: Originally posted by Ramo Quantum III (Applications - second half of Griffiths) Thermo and Stat Mech Fluid Dynamics Algebraic Structures I Intro to Fencing And I get to play around with the Tokamak.

Even though I hate mathetmatics with a passion, I won't hold that against you personally.

	03-09-2003 16:38									#25
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Elementary Particles
Optical Properties of Solids
Fluid Dynamics
Economy
Laser Cooling & Trapping

	03-09-2003 16:46									#26
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Computer Project Management
Development of Graphical Systems
Database Administration
Expert Systems and Artificial Intelligence

Plus my MSc thesis on an as yet undecided topic

	03-09-2003 17:25									#27
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I can't seem to pull up the physics page

but field theory (624)

stat mech (704)

particle theory (751)

relativity (675)

Jon Miller

	03-09-2003 17:26									#28
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oh

and of course TAing (a lab for the physics for engineers class)

jolnkn miller

	03-09-2003 17:35									#29
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30039 Paths of Research in Political Science
30136 Comparative European Politics
30015 Conflict and Concensus in European Politics
30074 International Organisations and Global Security
59041 Passport Level 1 Dutch

	03-09-2003 18:25									#30
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Intro to Ceramics. Wacky, wacky fun. I burst out laughing about once every five minutes when my clay flies off the wheel and hits me, or something similar. Nobody else in the class sees the humor in that sort of thing, and most of them seem a little scared of me, but I still feel that I cannot recommend ceramics highly enough. It's like playing with mud and getting credit for it! Oh, to be six again...
American Film(Pretentiousness 101): My instructor is one of those people who actually uses words like zeitgeist in casual conversation. Argh.
American Government. I've got a professor who makes it pretty interesting though. It's going to be a discussion-intensive class.
A mandatory computer class where I "learn" how to use the windows taskbar, copy and paste, and other crap I've been doing since I was eleven. Thank god most of the girls are hotties or I'd have nothing to do for like two hours...