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anaon wrote:

Japanese 6 which is a joke...

How so?

FINALLY got my classes.  Had to do the second session of transfer orientation after missing the first (and early) orientation due to a family vacation.

ARTDES 160 - Lecture Series I
ARTDES 210 - Digital Studio II
ARTDES 220 - Tools, Materials & Processes V: Print
ARTDES 221 - Tools, Materials & Processes VI: Fiber
ARTDES 230 - Concept, Form & Context III: Processes
ARTDES 250 - Art-Design Perspectives III: Tech & The Environment

My transfer credits accounted fore pretty much every non-major-oriented credit I need for eventual graduation so I get to take almost all art classes up until graduation.  Which is frickin' sweet.

Research Methods in Intelligence Studies

speedy21cvb wrote:

5. Computer Graphics (Photoshop, Illustrator, Indesign  I already took autocad stuff but I will need more)

sounds like a nice course... the last computer graphics class that i took was literally computer graphics where we learned about concepts like vector graphics, ray tracing, shading theories, etc.

i think the kind of class that you're taking would have been more beneficial to me, but learning about some of the stuff that i had to learn wasn't bad.  helped me understand all the progression that the market has been making, especially on ray tracing now that computers are moving away from increasing the clock speeds on processors to double, quadrupling, etc. the number of cores in a computer.

nerdbunnie wrote:

Three semesters to go including this one...I'm psyched, considering it's taken me 10 years to get this far!  At least I know more of who I am and what I want to do with my life at this point...I had no idea right out of high school.

heh, i hear you on that.  not the first time i've heard that and i'm sure it definitely won't be the last.

ECON 2P92 Research Methods in Economics
ECON 3P01 History of Economic Thought
ECON 3P06 Industrial Organization
ECON 3P14 Public Sector Economics: Expenditure
ECON 3P90 Econometrics
ECON 3P91 Mathematical Economics
ECON 3P98 Economics of Information
ECON 3P93 International Trade
ECON 4P13 Advanced Macroeconomics
ECON 4P14 Advanced Microeconomics

I'm an Economics and Computer Science dual major.  Should be a fun year before graduation.

unshavenyak wrote:

ECON 2P92 Research Methods in Economics
ECON 3P01 History of Economic Thought
ECON 3P06 Industrial Organization
ECON 3P14 Public Sector Economics: Expenditure
ECON 3P90 Econometrics
ECON 3P91 Mathematical Economics
ECON 3P98 Economics of Information
ECON 3P93 International Trade
ECON 4P13 Advanced Macroeconomics
ECON 4P14 Advanced Microeconomics

I'm an Economics and Computer Science dual major.  Should be a fun year before graduation.

that's a lot of classes... what are you planning on doing with that dual major?

History of Economic Thought
International Trade
International Finance
Management Information Systems
Financial Markets and Institutions

Frosh at Harvey Mudd College (Fall semester):

    *  Chemistry (Harvey Mudd) 21 General Chemistry
    * Computer Science (Harvey Mudd) 5L CS Lab
    * Mathematics (Harvey Mudd) 13 Diff EQ
    * Chemistry (Harvey Mudd) 25 Frosh Chemistry Lab
    * Computer Science (Harvey Mudd) 5 Intro to CS
    * Mathematics (Harvey Mudd) 12 Linear Algebra
    * Physics (Harvey Mudd) 23 Special Relativity and Quantum Mechanics
    * Hum. and Soc. Sci. (Harvey Mudd) 1 Why Work?

Man, how much FUN I'm having right now.

MATH 91 / 97 Hybrid Course (10 credits for time of 5)
CSCI 142 Intro to OOP w/ Java (5 credits)

I wanted to try and take 20 credits this quarter, but since I'm a new student, I'm limited to 15.  Maybe next semester!

Last edited by PHUSMC (2007-01-07 10:46 am)

Heh...

MP566: The Physics of Radiotherapy
Chem524: Modern Chemical Instrumentation
MP663: Nuclear Medical Physics (Radiological Laboratory)
MP900: Research (gotta make 9 credits somehow)

Do I win the fun words competition?

Counterintelligence
Strategic Intelligence

Not quite