>>Math:
Linear Algebra
Calculus for Engineers & Scientists
Multivariable Calculus for Engineers

>>Engineering:
Behaviour of Liquids, Gases and Solids
Engineering Mechanics I (I really hate this course, but I'm good at it)
Engineering Design&Comms I, II
Computing for Engineers

>>Physics:
Electricity And Magnetism

>>Others:
Western Religions


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- Introductory Practical Biochemistry
- Fundamentals of Biochemistry
- Proteins: Structure and Function
- Laboratory Analysis of Proteins & Enzymes

Chemistry:
- Molecular Structure and Bonding
- Chemical Equilibrium, Rate Processes and Spectroscopy
- Mixture of Physical/Inorganic/Organic Chemistry labs
- Reactivity of Organic Molecules and Coordination Chemistry
- Spectroscopy and Stereochemistry
- Amino acids and synthesis

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and victorious in war shall be made glorious in peace.

History
US History
World History
US Government
Law

Science
Biology
Chemistry

Math
Algebra
Geometry
Algebra II
Precalculus
Calculus

Spanish
Up through advanced grammar/writing/conversation

Education
Intro to Education
Technology in Teaching
Education of Children

Philosophy/Sociology
Intro to Philosophy
Intro to Sociology
Moral Problems
Social Problems

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~Blaise

Classes I'm currently taking:
Cell/molecular Biology
General Chemistry 2
Precalculus
Statistics
Anthropology: Multicultural America

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Life's a journey-not a destination
~AerosmithbrbrWhy is the Rum Always Gone?

Health Science
Intro to Health Sciences
Global Perspectives on Health
Immunology, Infectious, and Parasitic Diseases

Arts Courses
Intro to Women Studies
Women Studies: Canadian Issues
Intro to Political Science.

Freshman Year, Fall Semester:

English 101/102: English Composition I & II
Biology 101/Lab: Introductory Biology II
Criminal Justice 111: Introduction to Criminal Justice
Psych 101: Introductory Psychology

Freshman Year, Spring Semester:

Biology 102/Lab: Introductory Biology II
Criminal Justice 271: Police and Policing
History 202: American History Since 1877
Math 113: College Algebra

Sophomore Year, Fall Semester:

Art 217: Drawing I
Chemistry 100: Introduction to Forensics
Chemistry 101/Lab: General Chemistry I
Criminal Justice 231: Criminology
Math 170: College Calculus
Sociology 201: Introductory Sociology

Sophomore Year, Spring Semester:

Chemistry 102/Lab: General Chemistry II
Environmental Science 101: General Environmental Science I
Math 231: Elementary Probability and Statistical Inference

Junior Year, Fall Semester:

Chemistry 203/Lab: Quantitative Chemical Analysis
Physics 202/Lab: General Physics I

Junior Year, Spring Semester:

Computer Science 241: Microsoft Excel
Math 175: College Trigonometry
Environmental Science 102: General Environmental Science II
Math 332: Statistical Methods

FUTURE COURSES (KNOWN):

Senior Year, Fall Semester:

Biology 211/Lab: Introductory Microbiology
Physics 202/Lab: General Physics II
Environmental Science 404: Introduction to Water Pollution
Environmental Science 312: Waste and Wastewater
English 221: Classical Mythology

FUTURE COURSES (UNKNOWN WHEN THEY ARE BEING TAKEN, JUST THAT THEY MUST BE TAKEN FOR DEGREE:

Environmental Science 201: Geophysical Pollution
Environmental Science 350:
Chemistry 301/Lab: Organic Chemistry I
Chemistry 302/Lab: Organic Chemistry II
Environmental Science 420: Introduction to Air Pollution
Environmental Science 493: Introduction to Environmental Laws
Environmental Science 496: Environmental Internship
Environmnetal Sciece 485: Methods and Techniques of Environmental Science
Environmental Science Elective: Environmental Science 301: Fundamentals of Industrial Hygiene OR Environmental Science 215: Environmental Health
Speech 201: Fundamentals of Public Speaking

Started College Date: Fall 2006
Expected Graduation Date: Fall 2010.
Total hours in program: 124


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*Forever & Always...Yours*

Computer Science:
COMS 1403: Orientation to Computer/Info. Science
COMS 1411: Lab for COMS 1403
COMS 2003: Microcomputer Applications
COMS 2803: Programming in C

Social Sciences:
HIST 2013: U.S. History to 1865
GEOG 2013: Regional Geography of the World
ECON 2003: Principles of Economics I
PSY 2003: General Psychology I
GEOG 4803: Seminar in Global Studies

Humanities:
ENGL 2173: Intro to World Literature

Mathematics:
MATH 2914: Calculus I
MATH 2924: Calculus II
MATH 2934: Calculus III: Multivariable
MATH 3243: Differential Equations I
MATH 3153: Applied Statistics I
MATH 4003: Linear Algebra I
MATH 4243: Differential Equations II
MATH 4273: Complex Variables

Sciences:
BIOL 1014: Intro to Biological Science
CHEM 2124: University Chemistry I
CHEM 2134: University Chemistry II
CHEM 3254: Organic Chemistry
CHEM 3264: Mechanistic Organic Chemistry
CHEM 3245: Quantitative Analysis
PHYS 2114: University Physics I
PHYS 2124: University Physics II
PHYS 3003: Optics
PHYS 3023: Mechanics
PHYS 3133: Theory of Electricity and Magnetism
PHYS 3213: Modern Physics
PHYS 4003: Thermodynamics and Statistical Mechanics
PHYS 4013: Quantum Mechanics
PHYS 4113: Advanced Physics Laboratory
PHYS 4213: Advanced Topics in Physics and Astronomy
PHYS 4991: Special Problems: Shock Waves Thesis

Electrical Engineering:
ELEG 2103: Electric Circuits I
ELEG 2113: Electric Circuits II
ELEG 2111: Electric Circuits Lab
ELEG 3103: Electronics I
ELEG 3131: Electronics Lab
ELEG 3123: Signals and Systems
ELEG 3143: Electromagnetics
ELEG 4991: Special Problems: Intuitive Copter

Mechanical Engineering:
MCEG 2013: Statics
MCEG 2023: Engineering Materials
MCEG 2033: Dynamics
MCEG 3013: Mechanics of Materials
MCEG 4403: Mechanics of Fluids and Hydraulics
MCEG 4443: Heat Transfer

It really didn't seem like as much as what it looks like when you type it all out.

Year One
Television Production One (Live television magazine shows)
Design Studies One (Adobe Illustrator)
Media Studies
Radio Production One (Live Broadcasting, basic editing)
Audio Visual Technology One
Introduction to Media Writing

Television Production Two (Live demonstration shows)
Design Studies Two (Adobe Photoshop)
Film Studies
Photography Two (35mm Slr Photography)
Audio Visual Technology Two
Mass Communications

Year Two
Video Production One (Prerecorded insert packages)
Multimedia One (Adobe Flash, interactive websites)
Audio Production (Protools, Reason, Additional Dialogue replacement, advertisements, soundscapes)
Cultural Studies
Introduction to Script Writing
Audio Visual Technology Three

Video Production Two (Corporate Packages, done with a client)
Multimedia Two (Adobe Flash, final project, animating a song)
Digital Imaging (Digitalising 35mm, and photoshop for print)
Media Politics
Marketing Communications
Audio Visual Technology Four

I LOVE MY COURSE :)

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Pay it forward

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Biology
- Genes and Cellular Control

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But if anyone else here is taking/took genetics I would like to know what to expect!

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She rocks!!!!

Since Lin Al II and Topo. are grad courses in most institutions, the classes were small/ independent studies.

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My advice to suffering LWer's: Take a Zyprexa

<u>About to Take:</u>
Honors Macroeconomics
Honors American Government
Astronomy Lab
Personal Wellness
CISM
Computers and Society
Business Law

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Julie is [TAKEN] by an amazing guy.

JM&TR=LOVE

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first quarter I took

Pre-Calculus
Nature of Language
Latin Prose & Poetry: Catullus
Plants & People

next quarter I signed up for:
The Solar System
Genetics-Human Soc
Intermediate Spanish
Human Geography

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I ended up changing around a bunch of classes but anyway here's what I took last year:

first quarter:
Pre-Calculus
Nature of Language
Latin Prose & Poetry: Catullus
Plants & People

second quarter:
The Solar System
Human Geography
Intermediate Spanish

third quarter:
Oceanography
Latin: Roman New Comedy (with emphasis on Terence and Plautus)
Critical Approach to Poetry

this upcoming fall quarter I'm taking:
Roman Archaeology
Elementary Russian
Latin Literature of the Early Empire: Vergil's Aeneid
Intro to Music Theory

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set out runnin but I take my time
a friend of the devil is a friend of mine
if I get home before daylight, I just might get some sleep tonight.

art courses
drawing 1
painting1
advanced painting
sculpture studio
intro to graphic design
design 2-d
design 3-d
multimedia foundations
art appreciation
black and white photography 1
black and white photography 2
digital photo editing
film editing
photo history 1
photo history 2

misc
oral communication
general psych
intro to anthropology
principles of sociology
contemporary issues in biology
intro to environmental science
honors comp 1 (english)
honors comp 2 (english)
world lit 2 (never took 1)
intro to american history

courses taken at a vet tech school
anatomy and physiology 1
anatomy and physiology 2
lab 1 (blood)
lab 2 (urine, seriously)
lab 3-4 (microbiology)
vet tech math (drug dosage calculations)
chemistry (extremely general/waste of time)
exotic animals
large animal 1 and 2
radiography 1 and 2
pharmacology
psychology
anesthesiology
surgical nursing 1 and 2
clinical medicine 1 thru 5
and there might be more that i've forgotten about

current classes
principles of biology with lab
general zoology with lab
general chemistry 1 with lab

i know that there are some classes that I've forgotten about.  There is almost a whole year that I have no recollection of.