Spring 2012 semester classes. Post' em here!

If you've already registered for your Spring 2012 semester classes, feel free to post them here. I'd figure this thread would be a neat idea, just to see what everybody else is taking for their upcoming semester.

I have my classes set for Tuesdays & Thursdays, because I'll be working 4 days a week too. I'll probably only have one full day to study, or do anything else. Oh well.

Working 1-4 Monday, Wednesday and 9-12 Thursday

Chem 125-Inorganic Chem Lab
Chem 130-Principles of Inorganic Chem
Bio 172-Intro to MCDB and Microbio
Bio 173-Basic Bio Lab
Stats 250-Intro Stats

Go team Pre-Med!

Do certifications count? I'm gonna get my CCNA in Q1 of next year, I've decided a degree is entirely worthless after 2 years of trying to get an IT job so I'll just start getting as many certifications as I can until people want me...

CAN YOU SAY FUN FUN FUN?

BIOL 1106: Freshman Biology sem2
BIOL 1116: Biology Lab
CHEM 2555: Organic Synthesis and Technique Lab 1
CHEM 2566: Organic Chemistry sem2
CHEM 2424: Inorganic Chemistry
ECON 2005: Principles of Economics (Micro)
MATH 2224: Multivariable Calculus

Go team Pharmacy?

Woo ACCT101 @ Khoi. That was fun.

Shitty schedule, but the night class is only offered at this time, and only in the Spring....................

I hate freshmen/sophomores....They have it so easy with a lot of classes that last only an hour.

My classes are

Level 2 of Painting (im staying more focused this time around)
Digital Photography (putting my new camera to great use here, but I am worried that I will need to be able to use studio strobes when shooting)
Music in History (fills a graduation requirement of an upper division class outside of my major)
Advanced Artistic Problems: 3D (this is the highest level class for Ceramics/Sculpture, and is basically independent study)
Arts Seminar (required class for graduation, should teach us about building a portfolio)




As its looking now, I could technically graduate next Fall, but I think I might spread the classes out, since there is a capstone class (basically a semester long project) and I believe we need to intern somewhere as well for a semester.

Do certifications count? I'm gonna get my CCNA in Q1 of next year, I've decided a degree is entirely worthless after 2 years of trying to get an IT job so I'll just start getting as many certifications as I can until people want me...

Honestly, a cert is definitely better than a degree. A friend of mine never set foot on a campus once in his life, and he's 24 years old right now. He has multiple certs, and he's working for a company. Honestly, if you have the brains for the job, you'll be fine. I think a degree is only 'good' if you want an increased chance, but even then, everybody's aiming for a degree nowadays, so not like that's even saying much. I kinda wish I didn't go to school, and just thought about getting certs when I was younger. But since I'm almost done, I'm not gonna stop, or else I'll be paying loans out of my ass asap before even finishing classes.

Woo ACCT101 @ Khoi. That was fun.

Heh. I'm required to take that, one Marketing, as well as one Business class. >________> Both of which, I'm probably gonna end up taking during my last semester. FFFFFFFFF-

Don't know my timetable yet, but Statistical Physics, Further Quantum Mechanics, Fluid Mechanics,Optics, Electromagnetism and a Semester Long Physics project.

I've never understood why american degrees make you take modules in random other subjects.

Don't know my timetable yet, but Statistical Physics, Further Quantum Mechanics, Fluid Mechanics,Optics, Electromagnetism and a Semester Long Physics project.

I've never understood why american degrees make you take modules in random other subjects.

If modules means classes, then most universities require a "core" curriculum consisting of usually social sciences and other classes, sociology and philosophy for example, to give a well rounded education not just in the area you are majoring in but in others as well.

Currently still a freshman, but I'm done with all my GenEds, so I'm now hopping right into my major courses!



Major courses:

PolySci 302 - American Presidency
PolySci 305 - Congress and the Legislative Process
History 394CI - Ideas that Changed History ("Integrative Experience" major requirement)

Others:

Education 391R - Residential Education and Community Development (RA-required course; I'm applying for that position for the upcoming school year)
Music 565 - Orchestra
Education 393E - Legal Issues in Student Government and Higher Ed

This upcoming semester will somewhat be tough for me, but I'll get through it. Fall 2012 isn't going to be nicer too; that's when I'll be taking my max load of major classes (2 PolySci, 2 History courses respectively). X_X

Keepin it frsh with a snapshot from iCal. First week of classes = my week-to-week schedule next semester.



Classes:

English 220 - Shakespearean Drama
English 481 - Theories of the Subject
Microbiology 303 - Biology of Microorganisms
Microbiology 404 - Biology of Microorganisms Lab
MM&I 410 - Medical Mycology
MM&I 575 - Biology of Viruses

Work:

In pink. Basically lab peach work in the lab of one of my 303 professors. Whatevs, I get paid to do random pomegranate, and as you'll note I have total control over amount and placement of my hours, so I'll do 12-14 a week ez by filling in the gaps.

Working Out:

In red. Finally going to start taking classes through our Rec Center because they're $20 for access to all classes for the entire semester. Like fucking duh. Hip/Hop and ZUMBA here I come.

Yeah you wish your schedule was as sexy.

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CAP 4064 - Network-based Multimedia
CIS 4361 - Applied Security
CIS 4517 - Needs Assessment & Tech Transfer
CIS 4920 - Professional Development II

I'm mad because I wanted more than 4 classes this semester but financial issues made me register late so they were all closed by the time I could register. Also, that random 8 AM lab up there.

Oh well, I do like the free time.

Weird that it's called Spring 2012. My school calls is Winter 2012. Anyways, since I'm starting all over, I'm having to take all the basics all over again =(


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