2011-04-05, 05:51 PM
Ew. No credit for labs? Our labs are all scheduled for three hours and worth one credit, usually built in with a lecture. So my optics class is 4 credits, 3 for lecture and 1 for lab but it's all one grade. The scoring usually reflects that though, so my lab will probably be 25% of my course grade.
Do you have much work to do outside of class? 8:30-5:30 five days a week is a lot of time.
I'm at Michigan State University. We actually have two sailing classes. One on Lake Lansing, about 4 miles from campus. Decent size lake. Maybe half of a square mile or so. The other option is Great Lakes sailing, which has a few seminars then you spend a weekend on Lake Michigan. We have a lot of oddball 100 level Kinesiology classes people take to fill up a credit or two. I took Bowling II last semester and I might take Scuba diving next Spring. My Spring schedule's still undecided. I could either take a stats class, another electrical engineering class that has no lab, or figure out two bullshit one credit classes to take (the preferred option). We also have things like Kendo and Judo and more standard sports like tennis. We actually have a 400 level business course on golfing.
Our labs are indeed quite nice
Do you have much work to do outside of class? 8:30-5:30 five days a week is a lot of time.
I'm at Michigan State University. We actually have two sailing classes. One on Lake Lansing, about 4 miles from campus. Decent size lake. Maybe half of a square mile or so. The other option is Great Lakes sailing, which has a few seminars then you spend a weekend on Lake Michigan. We have a lot of oddball 100 level Kinesiology classes people take to fill up a credit or two. I took Bowling II last semester and I might take Scuba diving next Spring. My Spring schedule's still undecided. I could either take a stats class, another electrical engineering class that has no lab, or figure out two bullshit one credit classes to take (the preferred option). We also have things like Kendo and Judo and more standard sports like tennis. We actually have a 400 level business course on golfing.
Our labs are indeed quite nice