Let's see what the local Veeky Forums brainlets are taking Fall 2017. Bonus points for fellow EE brainmores.
Mine is pic related + 3 credits of undergrad research in photonics.
Let's see what the local Veeky Forums brainlets are taking Fall 2017. Bonus points for fellow EE brainmores.
Mine is pic related + 3 credits of undergrad research in photonics.
All 3 credit Classes
You must go to a shit school and you call other people brainlets, ha
Different unis do credits differently you mong. They are only 3 because there are no babby recitations and meet 3 times a week for an hour
I'll just post it
Physical Chemistry II (5)
Fundamentals of Biomanufacturing (3)
Mathematical Methods in Biochemical and Chemical Engineering (4)
Rheology and Polymer Processing (3)
Chemical Engineering Kinetics and Reactor Design Laboratory (4)
UG Introduction to Discrete Structures 3.000
UG Circuit Analysis II 3.000
UG FUNDAMENTAL CIRCUITS LAB REC 2.000
UG Introduction to Technical Writing 3.000
UG Calculus III 4.000
I'm a filthy EE major too.
Oddly enough calc 3 is the last math I have to take. I've taken ODEs but not LA.
Calc 3 is easiest calc
It's basically calc 2 with an extra step or two
Switching from CS to Maths
Algorithms and Artificial Intelligence
Multi-paradigm programming
Mathematics 2A
Mathematics 2B
Discrete Mathematics
Statistics 2
Introduction to Programming (3)
Lab for this ^ (0)
Generla Physics I (4)
Calc 3 (4)
Basic Principles of Managemnt (3)
Introduction to Marketing (3)
Elementary Statistical Analysis (3)
Introductory Microeconimics (WEB) (3)
You're not wrong, but not meeting as often doesn't imply you cover more or even the same content as a 4 or 5 credit class. In most cases, a 3 credit class will be inferior to a 4 credit class in terms of ground covered
Hmm maybe at other schools, but here most are 3 credit hours. 4 credits if there is a weekly recitation. The only 5 credits are language classes which meet 5 days a week and calc 1 for some reason. Maybe we do cover less then other schools, but it is ABET accreditted and many undergrads go to top grad schools (MIT, Stanford, etc..) so ill take it