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File this under miscelaneous, but whats everyone taking in college this semester? Post your class list here!

I'm taking:
CCNA Semester 4 (Last semester before I try to take the CCNA Exam)
Supporting Windows Server 2003 Infrastructure (Preparation for a MS Cert *shrug*)
Hardware Semester 2
Comp 2 (blah @ General ed reqs)
Wellness (again, blah @ generals)
And a 40 hour Internship in the tech center.

Comes out to about 16-19 credits, depending on if i stick with 40 hours of internship or if I end up above and beyond that, which I just might.

winter quarter 2005 for me.

Calculus of Variations
Mathematical Biology seminar
Applied Math seminar
Mathematical Biology journal club
forming thesis committee...

CCNA Sem 4
Technical Writing
Network Suppport & Services
IT Security Basics
Wine, Food & Culture <--- online course just to say I'm not a geek, it's a must, college forces you to take one.

Have Monday's off and a 1 hr lecture on Thursday. Most thrusday's are off though as we cover the CCNA material on tuesdays lecture. CCNA will be a sinch, 6 chapters in 16 weeks. Last 3 sems were 15-16 chapters in 16 weeks.

Working full time, and back to school part-time: Industrial Drafting, Architectural Design I and CAD I; tired already

Differential equations, electricity/magnetism, intro to astronomy, intro to criminal justice, and human geography. The last two are to fulfill breadth requirements (damn them ).

Negotiation
Entrepreneurship Field study (basically 10 hrs/week of unpaid internship)

Advanced Calculus/Introduction to Analysis
Spanish 101 (no hablo espanol)
General Physics and Lab
American Politics
Some Java Programming Course o_O

Intermediate Financial Accounting I
Accounting Information Systems I
Law and Business I
Introduction to Sociology

Differential equations (take two)
Deformable bodies lecture and lab (civil eng. course, required for mechanical majors though)
Intro to Logic
Physics 2 lecture and lab (done with general science courses after this)

Freshman year, 2005 Spring

Close Reading & Critical Writing
Acting II
Visual Thinking
Intro to Sociology
Intro to Religious Studies (not sure if this is the actual name of the course)

Junior year 2005 Spring

CS 220 Programming with Data Structure
CS 315 Computer Logic with Digital Design
Econ 241 Intro to MacroEconomics
Math 150 Calc 1 (for like the 55555th time)
MKTG 304 Marketing Management

AI
Automata Theory
2D Design Foundations
Black & White Photography
Drawing Fundamentals

Yea, I saved up all my electives for the last semester.

Intermediate Musicianship & Theory (Sight singing, playing piano pieces, interval training, rhythmic dictation)

Workshop for electronic music (Use a very expensive recording studio/electronic music studio)

Electronic Music Minor (Econ major finished)
just got a job with an audio software company.

Software Engineering Theory
Introduction to Software Engineering
Computer Organisation
Engineering Design 2
Workshop Practice

I could give synopses, but they're kinda involved.

Birdseye wrote:Intermediate Musicianship & Theory (Sight singing, playing piano pieces, interval training, rhythmic dictation)

I took that class in High School. I had a blast. Enjoy.

Mechanical Engineering Design II (The class I have [url=http:\\www.letu.edu\aerodesign\]this[/url] project for)
Mechanical Engineering Design Lab
Nondestructive Evaluation of Materials
Special Topics: Power Transmission
Exilic and Post-exilic Prophets

A calc class and 3 remaining networking classes to complete my certificate.

Heh am I the only one still in HS?

AP Literature
AP Psychology
AP Government
AP Physics
French IV
Pre-calculus

Calculus I with analytical geometry
Humanities 17th Century to the present

Beowulf wrote:Heh am I the only one still in HS?

Not unlikely. The Descent community is ageing; most of the 'old-school' guys from D1 and D2 aren't even in college any more.

There's a few younger people over at PD, at least.

I haven't seen HS sinse the mid 80's.