College peeps, what's your schedule for the spring?

[BERNIE MOSFET]

That's great and all, but can you fix an amplifier?

Shhh, you'll expose me!

[Nash B.]

Delete this post before women catch wind of it if you ever want pussy again.

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[chuckacosta]

I'm upping my schedule to 3 classes.

General Biology
American History to 1853 (or some shit like that)
And an Education class

Should be a cool semester. New major = New Outlook

[TexasDevilDog]

I am modifying too. I think I will throw in Chemisty2 also with circuit analysis, diff Eq and linear algebra. Just need the ok from the wife. This with gives me the option of going down the physics major road or the electrical engineering. There is just too much cool stuff to learn.

[Hmbre97]

What major?

BBA in Computer Information Systems


Still unsure if this is what I want to do though, hehe

[1995RedGT]

Computer science 1
Chemistry 1
Intro to Eng
PreCal

Should be loads of fun

[TENGRAM]

Digital logic and differential equations were my favorites.

Differential equations was cake. I'm not sure why so many people complain about it. And really, if you know that material very well you can derive most equations in later technical classes; then you don't have to memorize a ton of dumbed-down algebraic equations, just a few fundamental equations.

[TENGRAM]

I am modifying too. I think I will throw in Chemisty2 also with circuit analysis, diff Eq and linear algebra. Just need the ok from the wife. This with gives me the option of going down the physics major road or the electrical engineering. There is just too much cool stuff to learn.

From what I've heard it is more difficult to get a job with a physics major... unless you plan on getting a masters or phd.

[TENGRAM]

-Structural Aspects of Design
-Senior Design
-Automated Controls... Systems... some shit like that.
-Spanish dos

hooray for getting back down to 4 classes! also for entering my last semester!

[TexasDevilDog]

From what I've heard it is more difficult to get a job with a physics major... unless you plan on getting a masters or phd.

The director of engineering at my work mentors me. I asked what he thought of me getting a BS in physics with an engineering option instead of BSEE. He said he didn't know what to do with an engineering physicist.

[BERNIE MOSFET]

The director of engineering at my work mentors me. I asked what he thought of me getting a BS in physics with an engineering option instead of BSEE. He said he didn't know what to do with an engineering physicist.

I took solid state physics as an elective at UTA. Was a very cool course and might give you a taste of the physics that interests you, while still focusing on the engineering degree.