Quoting Post Topic list of classes you've taken/now taking so others can ask for advice? Membername   Not a member? Sign Up Free (takes 20 seconds) Password   Forgotten your password? Post Font: Verdana Arial Black Georgia Comic Sans Impact   Size: Tiny Normal Big Huge   Color: Default Dark Red Red Orange Brown Green Olive Cyan Blue Dark Blue Indigo Black [ Check Spelling ] [ Post Preview ] [ LiveTags ] Quote: from [m]whoisabs[/m] at 1:38 pm on Jan. 14, 2007[quote]I think that it would be a good idea to post up the classes that you've taken in the past, no need to post up grades if you don't want to. This would allow people to ask others for help in classes that they are currently taking, or just to get a better idea as to what people know/like to later contact them for non-help/support related conversation. I am sure that I'd be able to help people in the vast majority of classes that I've taken. Since this was my idea, then I guess I get to go first... [b]english / communication[/b] into to composition composition and research public speaking british literature 1 beginning spanish 1 beginning spanish 2 intermediate spanish 1 intermediate spanish 2 [b]math[/b] college algebra [b]science[/b] physical geology historical geology [b]social science[/b] american history till 1877 american history since 1877 texas government american national government intro to philosophy intro to logic intro to ethics into to psychology western civilization 1 western civilization 2 world history since 1700 physical geography world regional geography microeconomics texas history mexico since independance world since 1919 political economy foreign policy military history of the US history of the south historical methods legislation political theory till 1789 political theory since 1789 international terrorism us-latin american relations: from manifest destiny-imperialism social history of the us till 1865 history of the civil war civil wars / military interventions [b]education[/b] content area reading educational psychology professional development 1 [b]fine arts[/b] music appreciation vocal ensamble voice class wind ensamble [b]p. e.[/b] jogging yoga aerobic dance soccer[/quote] FAQ Keyword Search: Post Options Favorites Manager Notify me of new replies to this topic by email Notify me of new replies to this topic by private message Original Post whoisabs Posted at 1:38 pm on Jan. 14, 2007 I think that it would be a good idea to post up the classes that you've taken in the past, no need to post up grades if you don't want to. This would allow people to ask others for help in classes that they are currently taking, or just to get a better idea as to what people know/like to later contact them for non-help/support related conversation. I am sure that I'd be able to help people in the vast majority of classes that I've taken. Since this was my idea, then I guess I get to go first... english / communication into to composition composition and research public speaking british literature 1 beginning spanish 1 beginning spanish 2 intermediate spanish 1 intermediate spanish 2 math college algebra science physical geology historical geology social science american history till 1877 american history since 1877 texas government american national government intro to philosophy intro to logic intro to ethics into to psychology western civilization 1 western civilization 2 world history since 1700 physical geography world regional geography microeconomics texas history mexico since independance world since 1919 political economy foreign policy military history of the US history of the south historical methods legislation political theory till 1789 political theory since 1789 international terrorism us-latin american relations: from manifest destiny-imperialism social history of the us till 1865 history of the civil war civil wars / military interventions education content area reading educational psychology professional development 1 fine arts music appreciation vocal ensamble voice class wind ensamble p. e. jogging yoga aerobic dance soccer

Replies BenvolioJamesHarvey Posted at 1:16 am on Nov. 8, 2009 I just completed my first year in a law degree, double majoring with political science and international relations. Let me know if you have questions or queries about the law and arts degrees, p.s I study at the University of York in England, my advice would be circumscribed to the British education system. Kind Regards Benvolio James Harvey! LLB/BA scene coreXx Posted at 10:39 pm on Nov. 7, 2009 Mkay here's all of mine: --Anatomy and Physiology 1                 --Human Biology 1                             --Physiological Psychology                     --Child Development 1                         --Intro Criminal Justice --Criminal Proceedure --Ethics In Crime --Correctional Law --Cyber Law & Ethics --EMT Basic --Medical Terms --General Psychology --Abnormal Psychology --Theories --Psychology of Adolesents --Sociology --Social Problems --Juvinial Delinquincy --Criminology --Legal Term             --Nursing 1 --Anatomy & Physiology 2 --Human Biology 2 --Principles of Biology --Basic Pathology       --Leadership --Administrative Child Care --Child Development Seminar 1 --Inst Correction --Criminal Justice Seminar 1 --Correctional Law 2 --Legal Term --Communications: Speech --Cyber Law and Ethics --Opering Systems --EMT Basic --Cardiovascular Care --Reading 1 --Composition 1 --Fantast Worlds --American History --College Algebra --Medical Terms --Medical Assistance --Medical Seminar --Mental Health --Career Exploration --Theories Person --Abnormal Psych. 2 --Student Learning & Science --Gerontology --Sociology 2 --Social Problems --Criminal Studies: Gangs & Racial Tension   Heartbreaker09 Posted at 7:03 pm on Oct. 6, 2009 I'm taking basic classes for now so im fine! Merilyn Posted at 9:51 pm on Sep. 15, 2009 I think I might have posted in here before on another account but I'm not sure. Oh well. Discrete Math I Discrete Math II Data Analysis College Algebra Cultural Literacy (total BS class) World Religions Rhetoric I Programming I [Java] Programming IIa [Java] Programming IIb (in progress) [Java] Intro to Multimedia [HTML, CSS, and the like] Human Factors I (psychology/design class) Oceanus (in progress) Mass Communications (in progress) Cyber Self-Defense After this, I'm guessing on the names. >.> American Survey Human Evolution American Literature Might be more that I'm forgetting. I should have written these down as I went... Koopsey Posted at 8:14 pm on Sep. 15, 2009 Post from this position was omitted due to content violations Bud2400 Posted at 1:18 am on Sep. 7, 2009 Here's what I've taken... (I'm a geography major and history minor BTW and graduated in March 2010) English: English 111 (mainly general college level writing) English 131 (both general college level reading and writing) English 198 (history writing, tied with my History 112 class) Math Math 111 (business algebra) Math 112 (business calculus) Geography 326 (quantitative analysis - mainly statistics for geography majors) Science Astronomy 101 (intro to astronomy) Astronomy 150 (the planets) Psychology 101 (intro to psychology) Psychology 200 (animal behavior) Geography 205 (physical geography, which was mainly geology, meteorology, and hydrology combined in one class) Social Studies History of the Americas 101 (history of the US) History 112 (history of medieval Europe) Russian 110 (history / culture of Russia) Asian History 211 (history of China) Ancient / Medieval History 340 (history of medieval women) Ancient / Medieval History 370 (history of the Vikings) European History 435 (history of World War I) History of the Americas 482 (history of Brazil) Sociology 110 (intro to sociology) Anthropology 101 (intro to anthropology) Linguistics 200 (intro to linguistics) Communications 202 (interpersonal communications) Community and Environment Planning 200 (intro class - self explanatory) Geography 101 (intro to geography) Geography 208 (geography of the world economy) Geography 230 (geography of global inequality) Geography 245 (demographic geography) Geography 271 (geography of food and eating) Geography 277 (geography of cities) Geography 315 (research methods in geography) Geography 360 (cartography) Geography 445 (geography of housing / housing market) Geography 476 ("women in the city" - basically feminist geography as it relates to urban layout) Geography 478 ("intraurban spatial patterns" - basically an in depth class on the layout and planning of cities, as well as social relations in the city) Foreign Language Spanish 101 (got this waived on the placement test) Spanish 102 (got this waived on the placement test) Spanish 103 (did this class - third quarter Spanish in college, or the equivalent of third year Spanish in high school) breakapart Posted at 12:56 am on Sep. 7, 2009 it's late and i'm being lazy, so these wont be catergorized well or at all 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. MourningAir Posted at 1:42 pm on Aug. 14, 2009 Quote: from MourningAir at 7:39 pm on Dec. 6, 2008 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 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 JulieisWHOA Posted at 12:56 am on Aug. 5, 2009 <u>Already Taken:</u> College Algebra Self-Staging Honors American Lit Honors US History Calculus Honors Microeconomics Honors Astronomy Accounting I Theater Appreciation <u>About to Take:</u> Honors Macroeconomics Honors American Government Astronomy Lab Personal Wellness CISM Computers and Society Business Law Rickenbacker Posted at 9:18 am on July 30, 2009 I am finished my B.S. in Math now. Here is what I finished up with for my last semester in Math courses: -Geometric Topology -Numerical Analysis -Linear Algebra II Since Lin Al II and Topo. are grad courses in most institutions, the classes were small/ independent studies. Koopsey Posted at 12:45 pm on July 28, 2009 Quote: from marshmellowman at 6:00 pm on Jan. 5, 2009 Biology - Genes and Cellular Control If this is just 'Genetics' with another name, what can I expect? I'm taking it this fall. I'm asking you cuz I'm sure most of the people that post here don't sign on much. But if anyone else here is taking/took genetics I would like to know what to expect! bzuka Posted at 4:25 am on July 22, 2009 chemistry,composition,history,english,and so many and all that nowdays is summer let's rest Lil pink Posted at 6:26 am on July 5, 2009 Audio Visual Media/Creative Digital Media 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 :) Soulwolven Posted at 7:42 pm on June 14, 2009 Business Administration: BUAD 2003: Business Information Systems 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. TigressaLynnMae Posted at 9:32 am on April 21, 2009 Classes I've taken: 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. 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