SRL Archive - NOTA

AFAIK, the majority of use are in hs/university. i was curious what classes some of you guys are taking… i'm guessing that all the smods/admins are taking uber-high level math courses and stuff lol

i'll start!

Year: sophomore (2nd year) in hs
Classes:
Algebra II
Latin II
Honors Chemistry
English II
World History
Track & Field (I do long/triple jump)

Eco 101
Phil 180
Hist 104
Hist 190
PolSci 103

thats my first term :)

er
Intro. to Computer info 1201
Math Algebra 1334
Intro. to Criminal Justice 1307
Music Appreciation(which i do not appreciate at ALL!)
English Literature 2330

Social Anthropology, Alg 2b/Pre-calc (so easy.. :/ Really bored in that class), IB HL Bio, IB HL English, IB SL 20th Century History.

At the moment: (In final year for Bachelor of Science)

Linear Algebra
Graphics
Computer Vision
Automata Theory
Logical Programming (PROLOG) - AI class but I'm taking it for fun more or less.

I'm not sure what classes I'll have in the rest of the year, but I know it includes building compilers, calculus (2), models/simulating, process theory, natural language processing and some others. Probably forgetting some.

1st. Semester:

ECE 2277A - DIGITAL LOGIC SYSTEMS
APPLMATH 2415 - APPLIED MATHEMATICAL METHODS I
ENGSCI 1050 - INTRO ENG DESIGN & INNOVTN STU
ECE 2205A - ELECTRIC CIRCUITS
ECE 2240A - ELECTRICAL LABORATORY I
PHILOSOP 2065F - EVIL

2nd:
ECE 2233B - CIRCUITS AND SYSTEMS
ECE 2241B - ELECTRICAL LABORATORY II
ECE 2236B - MAGNTC CRCTS & TRANSMSSN LINES
ECE 2231B - INTRO TO ELECTRONICS
APPLMATH 2415 - APPLIED MATHEMATICAL METHODS I
ENGSCI 1050 - INTRO ENG DESIGN & INNOVTN STUDIO
MME 2234B - HEAT TRANSFER AND DYNAMICS

Anyone jealous?

PHILOSOP 2065F - EVIL

Now THAT sounds epic


Mine:
Adv. Topics in Biochemistry
Adv Topics in pharmacology
Biological ethics
Research in biological chemsitry
Ecological biology

From: cstrike
Now THAT sounds epic

Its all about God and Evil.. its really not interesting. Also, has lots of readings and essays.

From: Nava2
1st. Semester:

ECE 2277A - DIGITAL LOGIC SYSTEMS
APPLMATH 2415 - APPLIED MATHEMATICAL METHODS I
ENGSCI 1050 - INTRO ENG DESIGN & INNOVTN STU
ECE 2205A - ELECTRIC CIRCUITS
ECE 2240A - ELECTRICAL LABORATORY I
PHILOSOP 2065F - EVIL

2nd:
ECE 2233B - CIRCUITS AND SYSTEMS
ECE 2241B - ELECTRICAL LABORATORY II
ECE 2236B - MAGNTC CRCTS & TRANSMSSN LINES
ECE 2231B - INTRO TO ELECTRONICS
APPLMATH 2415 - APPLIED MATHEMATICAL METHODS I
ENGSCI 1050 - INTRO ENG DESIGN & INNOVTN STUDIO
MME 2234B - HEAT TRANSFER AND DYNAMICS

Anyone jealous?

Computer or Electrical Engineer?

I should be starting with those classes next semester. I've been taking Generals and Math/Sciences.

Calculus 3 (multivariable)
Physics 2 (Electricity and electromagnetic)
Data Structures in C++ (2nd "level" of programming classes)
English 100
Speech 100

1-3 period: construction technologies at EVIT
4 Retail operations
5 US/AZ history
6 US Literature

AP Calculus
AP US History
AP English III, Language and Composition
AP Psychology
AP Physics
Academic Decathlon (weighted as AP)

Hey guys :] just dropping by, Im taking:

First semester:
Intro Art
Physics AP
English 4H
CBA II

Second Semester:
Idk but i know it has Physics AP in it lol.

at Ogre, your school sure does offer a lot of AP Classes! AP Physics it self has got me studying for 5 hours each day (primary reason why im inactive), the rest is pretty much chill.

Junior in high school…

Spanish III*
US History*
Multimedia Design (Need an arts credit to graduate…otherwise wouldn't waste my time in this class)
English III
Calculus I*
Biology*

* Honors. No AP's at my school because they determined that quality of what we learn was more important than the quantity. I.e. We don't cover as many topics as AP's but the ones we do cover we cover more in depth.

this semester:

Engineering Circuits
Wood analysis and design
Hydraulic Structures (grad level class)
E. circs Lab
Highway and transportation design
soil mechanic and foundation design
Soils lab
Senior Seminar
Senior design

From: Ogre
AP Calculus
AP US History
AP English III, Language and Composition
AP Psychology
AP Physics
Academic Decathlon (weighted as AP)

You're so screwed when AP testing week rolls around lol

and i did academic decathlon my freshman year (orange county has a 9th/10th competition), i hated it =\

From: HyperSecret
Computer or Electrical Engineer?

I should be starting with those classes next semester. I've been taking Generals and Math/Sciences.

Calculus 3 (multivariable)
Physics 2 (Electricity and electromagnetic)
Data Structures in C++ (2nd "level" of programming classes)
English 100
Speech 100

Computer, but its the exact same as Electrical, except that I took the second year Comp. Sci. last year.

sophomore in hs
honors algebra 2
intro to business
spanish 2
ap us history
honors biology
physics of sport
honors english

From: TomTuff
(orange county has a 9th/10th competition), i hated it =\

I live in the OC area, where you located at?

From: Nava2
Computer, but its the exact same as Electrical, except that I took the second year Comp. Sci. last year.

Same, I have thought about double majoring with Electrical Engineering after I get a BS in Computer and get a job. They are very similar majors.

What college you go to Nava? The course numbers and titles look really close to what I have to take in the Cal State system.

My major is biochemistry atm

Math basics (so easy, just taking this for points++)
Physics basics
Biomolecules
Chemistry basics
Animals' physiology

Auto Tech 2
Graphics Art 2
Sociology
Literature
Ceramics 2
Team Sports 2

Senior year

From: HyperSecret
Same, I have thought about double majoring with Electrical Engineering after I get a BS in Computer and get a job. They are very similar majors.

What college you go to Nava? The course numbers and titles look really close to what I have to take in the Cal State system.

I'm actually doing a double degree program. I'm getting a BESc. and a BSc, BESc in Computer Eng. and a BSc in Computer Science. Much like a double major, except I will have two degrees under my belt.

I live in Canadia, but I go to UWO if that helps :)

From: Nava2
1st. Semester:

ECE 2277A - DIGITAL LOGIC SYSTEMS
APPLMATH 2415 - APPLIED MATHEMATICAL METHODS I
ENGSCI 1050 - INTRO ENG DESIGN & INNOVTN STU
ECE 2205A - ELECTRIC CIRCUITS
ECE 2240A - ELECTRICAL LABORATORY I
PHILOSOP 2065F - EVIL

2nd:
ECE 2233B - CIRCUITS AND SYSTEMS
ECE 2241B - ELECTRICAL LABORATORY II
ECE 2236B - MAGNTC CRCTS & TRANSMSSN LINES
ECE 2231B - INTRO TO ELECTRONICS
APPLMATH 2415 - APPLIED MATHEMATICAL METHODS I
ENGSCI 1050 - INTRO ENG DESIGN & INNOVTN STUDIO
MME 2234B - HEAT TRANSFER AND DYNAMICS

Anyone jealous?

Yeah; the circuit systems etc sound cool.

From: marpis
My major is biochemistry atm

Math basics (so easy, just taking this for points++)
Physics basics
Biomolecules
Chemistry basics
Animals' physiology

looking to be a chiropractor or what?

From: HyperSecret
I live in the OC area, where you located at?.

irvine

School really never was for me. In high school I skipped months at a time. I ended up getting my GED but I really want to go to college for anything to do with computers. I feel like it's never to late to go.

From: Wizzup?
Yeah; the circuit systems etc sound cool.

Circuits is OK, thus far. The Digital Logic Systems is cool, like flip-flops and that jazz. :)

From: Inspirations
looking to be a chiropractor or what?

What he's taking makes me think he is going quite far away from a chiropractor. Based on his selection (assuming its first year) means that his courses don't have too much weight in what he's going into. Based on this loose information, it looks like he may be going possibly into veterinary stuff? Though animal physiology here is a third year course, it could really open up the doors for anything. The path he's taking looks more biochemical than anything.
Of course I'm just speculating.

Remember, if you take science, it opens SO MANY doors until you specialize in your last years. Even then, if you go on for Masters/PhD your field can still change so much.

First Semester:

CS1003 Intro to Computer Programming for Engineers
ENGG1003 Engineering Technical Communications
ENGG1015 Intro to Engineering Design/Problem Solving
MATH1003 Intro to Calculus I
MATH1503 Intro to Linear Algebra
PHYS1081 Foundations of Physics for Engineering


Second Semester:

POLS1603 Politics of Globalization
CHEM1982 General Applied Chemistry
EE1813 Electricity and Magnetism
ENGG1082 Mechanics for Engineers
MATH1013 Intro To Calculus II

= 21 class hours + 4 labs (3 hours each) first semester
= 19 class hours (I think) + 3 labs (3 hours each) second semester

^^ Why I am barely active.

From: cstrike
What he's taking makes me think he is going quite far away from a chiropractor. Based on his selection (assuming its first year) means that his courses don't have too much weight in what he's going into. Based on this loose information, it looks like he may be going possibly into veterinary stuff? Though animal physiology here is a third year course, it could really open up the doors for anything. The path he's taking looks more biochemical than anything.
Of course I'm just speculating.

Remember, if you take science, it opens SO MANY doors until you specialize in your last years. Even then, if you go on for Masters/PhD your field can still change so much.

I Just know here all the classes he's taking seem to point to building a road to something like chiro, veterinary, if he was athletic and taking pac classes I'd think maybe physio. But that's just me.

From: Runescape Pro
School really never was for me. In high school I skipped months at a time. I ended up getting my GED but I really want to go to college for anything to do with computers. I feel like it's never to late to go.

It never is to late to go man! My C++ class has several guys in their upper 30s if not lower 40s that are working towards a Computer Science degree.

From: 3Garrett3
First Semester:

CS1003 Intro to Computer Programming for Engineers
ENGG1003 Engineering Technical Communications
ENGG1015 Intro to Engineering Design/Problem Solving
MATH1003 Intro to Calculus I
MATH1503 Intro to Linear Algebra
PHYS1081 Foundations of Physics for Engineering


Second Semester:

POLS1603 Politics of Globalization
CHEM1982 General Applied Chemistry
EE1813 Electricity and Magnetism
ENGG1082 Mechanics for Engineers
MATH1013 Intro To Calculus II

= 21 class hours + 4 labs (3 hours each) first semester
= 19 class hours (I think) + 3 labs (3 hours each) second semester

^^ Why I am barely active.

Did you skip a grade?

From: Inspirations
I Just know here all the classes he's taking seem to point to building a road to something like chiro, veterinary, if he was athletic and taking pac classes I'd think maybe physio. But that's just me.

Have you taken science at university :p? (just wondering :)!)
The most basic of courses could take you down some abandoned path to a totally new area.
While it'd be cool to say "Yeah dude he's going to be a chiro!", unfortunately the first year is so ambiguous that you and I have equal footing on guessing at what he could be come. It so cool :D

From: cstrike
Have you taken science at university :p? (just wondering :)!)
The most basic of courses could take you down some abandoned path to a totally new area.
While it'd be cool to say "Yeah dude he's going to be a chiro!", unfortunately the first year is so ambiguous that you and I have equal footing on guessing at what he could be come. It so cool :D

I suppose. And no I'm not taking science, but most of those were recommended to me if I wanted to do Chiro, that's the only reason I was wondering :)

From: Nava2
Circuits is OK, thus far. The Digital Logic Systems is cool, like flip-flops and that jazz. :)

That was actually among the first year courses I had. Computer Design and Architecture.

my courses atm are;

AS Maths;
AS Further Maths;
AS Physics;
AS Chemistry

MECH3402 Structural Integrity (Corrosion, fatigue, fracture, etc)
MECH3422 Mechanisms and Multibody Systems (Dealing with linkages and gyroscopes and calculating, positions, velocities, acceleration)
GENG2140 Modelling and Maths or something (cant remember the name, basically its using MATLAB to do maths for you and its bloody annoying)
CITS1200 Java programming

Mechanical Engineering btw.

From: Inspirations
looking to be a chiropractor or what?

Majoring in biochemistry would make be a biochemist :rolleyes: DNA and stuff

From: cstrike
What he's taking makes me think he is going quite far away from a chiropractor. Based on his selection (assuming its first year) means that his courses don't have too much weight in what he's going into. Based on this loose information, it looks like he may be going possibly into veterinary stuff? Though animal physiology here is a third year course, it could really open up the doors for anything. The path he's taking looks more biochemical than anything.
Of course I'm just speculating.

Remember, if you take science, it opens SO MANY doors until you specialize in your last years. Even then, if you go on for Masters/PhD your field can still change so much.

I'm actually taking animal physiology because I think it might resemble human physiology.
I didn't get into med school this year, so now I'm taking courses that support my studies to the next year's entrance test.

So I'm going to be a doctor, just not in the school yet ;)

I'm in high school. For Year 11, I'm choosing:

• Advanced English,
• Mathematics,
• Software Design and Development,
• Chemistry,
• Physics, and,
• Engineering Studies.

AP English
AP Gov
Hon Physics
Hon Calc 2
are basically my interesting classes.

From: Ogre
AP Calculus
AP US History
AP English III, Language and Composition
AP Psychology
AP Physics
Academic Decathlon (weighted as AP)

you're crazy. i took 3 last year and it was annoying. It was mostly history that did that though. I wish my school had AP physics :(. AP psych would be even better.

From: Dan Cardin
AP English
AP Gov
Hon Physics
Hon Calc 2
are basically my interesting classes.

you're crazy. i took 3 last year and it was annoying. It was mostly history that did that though. I wish my school had AP physics :(. AP psych would be even better.

my school offers AP Biology, AP Chemistry, AND AP physics… i'm probably gonna take AP Chem Next Year then AP Physics my senior year.

From: marpis

I'm actually taking animal physiology because I think it might resemble human physiology.
I didn't get into med school this year, so now I'm taking courses that support my studies to the next year's entrance test.

So I'm going to be a doctor, just not in the school yet ;)

Good luck with the endeavor, over here its truly a bitch to get in. I wanted to be one, but after Human anatomy I stopped because I found learning muscles really boring – but I love physiology

I don't know how competitive it is in your home country, but over here you have to have like hundreds of hours of extracurricular activities and a [what would be] 84%+ average to get into medical school. Now that I think about it, 84 doesnt sound too bad here, but damn it is hard to get :( You have to truly have the drive. I worked my ass off and I'm sitting at 78%, and since its the last year for me… even if I get 100% in all my courses I'll only get up to 80%– so thats a bit discouraging :/
Thus I wish you GL and if youre stuck on anything (probably not, I think you know what you're doing ;)) I'd be glad to assist.

Gov 1 / gov 2 / english 2 / lead

does gov = poli sci? (political science) Or is it something completely different

i think poli sci is different from Gov. Im not sure though.

From: Inspirations
does gov = poli sci? (political science) Or is it something completely different

Government is Political Science.

Study of Politics = Government <3

I don't think the Government studies politics….not sure they do anything, but for sure, they aren't sitting in the white house studying politics :confused:

From: Brain
I don't think the Government studies politics….not sure they do anything, but for sure, they aren't sitting in the white house studying politics :confused:

They make politics ;)
… or utterly override them and bail out bankers

I'm trying to get my associates degree before I get out of higschool through our Running Start Program, so this quarter I'm taking classes to get lame required credits out of the way.

Food And Your Health
English 101
Math in Society
Jujitsu

My next quarter will be better, I just needed to knock of some required credits (2 in health, 1 in pe)

Most of the courses people are taking sounds interesting. :p

[Grade 11]
Semester1:
Physics 20
Chemistry 20
Social 20-1
Independent Study (spare/random courses)

Semester2:
Pure Math 20-1
Language Arts 20-1
Biology 20
Foods (30?)