College Crew: What classes you taking next quarter/semester

[StatsManD]

I am taking

Financial Mathematics
Real Analysis
Nonlinear Dynamics and Chaos Theory (Ordinary Differential Equations)
Theory of Error Correcting Code (Combinatorics)


Also, who has taken Theory of Error Correcting Code and Nonlinear Dynamics? What kind of class are they? Easy, hard?

 

[magomago]

Finals this week for:
Biomedical Signals and Control Systems BME130 DONE!
Semi Conductor Device Fundamentals EECS170A Wed
uhh something about math with nonlinear systems and PDEs MAE140 Wed
Mechanics of Materials ENGR150 Thurs

next quarter:

BME140 Biomedical Electronics
CBEMS165 Phase Transformations
CBEMS155 Design Principles and Mechanical Deformation
Chinese 2B - Chinese

Technically also supposed to take Dynamics...but i'll go back when i'm done with all my upper div b/c every time i want to get it over with something else has a time conflict At this rate i'll have all the courses that require it for a pre-req completed before i take it lol
and i took a 1 year hiatus on chinese b/c classes were too hard, but now i'm taking it easier

btw why do you have to make your classes sound so complex in name

 

[MajinWade]

So far it looks like:
Low Power VLSI Design
DSP Implementation

And maybe:
Graph Theory an Networking

 

[DaWhim]

economics of asset valuation
econometrics 2
computational econometrics
law and consumer
health psychology
intro to linguistic analysis

18 credits, gonna get busy

 

[irishScott]

Lol. I, and about 60% of the freshman class, failed Chem 103. Thus I will be taking it again in a Winter session (Jan 5 to Feb 12, when 2nd semester starts). Still gets me a 3 week break though. 6 hours of Chemistry Every DAY

Spring Semester looks promising though. Haven't decided on what electives to take yet.

 

[Eeezee]

I am taking

3-unit Classical Traditions (last class I need to graduate, it's a gen ed)
3-unit Nuclear Physics (450-level, for fun! I've taken all the courses in Physics that I need to graduate with my BS in Physics)
3-unit Research (for fun! My research obligations are finished)
3-unit Digital Electronics (for fun!)

I've also considered taking a 3-unit Condensed Matter course or something similar. It's my last semester covered by a 4-year scholarship, and I only need one course to graduate, and my grades won't matter in admission to grad school since I'll have received acceptance letters 2 months before grades can even be assigned anyway. It's win-win, I can take whatever I want for free and not worry about the grade I get. Senior year rules!