January 21, 200422 yr Spring is in the air, or at least that is what they call this semester. I have a screwed up schedule because I was so busy posting here, I forget to pay my tuition before the deadline and they dropped me from a couple courses I wanted. I have: College Algebra Research Methods in Psychology Autobiographical Literature (dead people from 200 years ago) Algebra has been a struggle so far. It has been 20 years since I worried about polynomials, quadratic equations, square roots, and I hope after this semester it will be 40 more. Way back when I took the required course for my program, it doesn't hold up to the standard and I have to retake a math requirement. I had a 26 on the Math portion of the ACT or else I would have had to take a intermediate class that wouldn't have counted for nothing. The other two tie into my Psy Major / English Minor
January 21, 200422 yr Greek Mythology and Civilization (gen ed), Natural Disasters (took it because there's five other people I know taking it), American Politics (gen ed), Contemporary American Society (whatever that is, took it because the teacher is easy and the class is at night), and Indstu-Film Festival (I've already forgotten what this is, someone told me to take it with them so I said what the hell). You can tell I put a lot of thought into which classes I take.
January 21, 200422 yr American Retoric and Thought 150 - An english class...it focuses on disabilities, the three books we have to read are all about women who have had disabilities, including Helen Keller. Half of this class is athletes, it's a joke. Math 124 - Calculus Theories...eh, it's math. Psychology 101 - Introduction to Psychology...it is a super easy class. There are 1000 possibly points, with a possibly 100 extra credit points. Only four of the five exams count towards the grade. General Conditioning I - I don't even have to attend this class. It is only one credit, but varsity athletes can just write down what they do for their sport, and get credit.
January 21, 200422 yr Linguistics, Neuroscience, Psycholinguinstics, Biomedical Ethics, and maybe Religious Authenticity... I'm excited about most of it--except for the Ethics class--stupid graduation requirements!
January 21, 200422 yr Author Linguistics, Neuroscience, Psycholinguinstics, Biomedical Ethics, and maybe Religious Authenticity... I'm excited about most of it--except for the Ethics class--stupid graduation requirements! By now I should have been happily into nothing but Psy and a English, but these damn make up general eds are driving me nuts. I still have a couple histories, Bio 2, gym class (I refuse to call it kiniseology) and a computer class to go to complete this programs general ed 45 hour core. Anyone have a good source for cheap textbooks other than off campus bookstores?
January 21, 200422 yr GEOG G107 PHYSICAL SYSTEMS OF ENVIRONMENT GEOG G108 PHYSICAL SYS OF ENVIRONMENT-LAB PHIL P150 ELEMENTARY LOGIC POLS Y392 PROBLEMS IN CONTEMP POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY SPAN S250 SECOND-YEAR SPANISH II
January 21, 200422 yr By now I should have been happily into nothing but Psy and a English, but these damn make up general eds are driving me nuts. I still have a couple histories, Bio 2, gym class (I refuse to call it kiniseology) and a computer class to go to complete this programs general ed 45 hour core. Anyone have a good source for cheap textbooks other than off campus bookstores? Yeah, gen eds are the worst--sometimes I kick myself for going to a liberal arts school. But overall I really think it's made me a better coversationalist and more well rounded. And I definitely feel the gym requirement was a bit much. But hey, now I can take ANYBODY on for badminton. As for the textbooks--I would definitely take a look around campus--usually students set up a sell-resell consignment co-op. Otherwise check out http://wwww.half.com They have a textbooks option I believe...
January 21, 200422 yr I am taking: FTH 400: Finish the House (advanced course) SWD 101: Set a wedding date 101 SESO 200: Help sister escape and start over 200 (not an advanced course, but takes a lot strength and determination to complete this particular course) BBG 100: Baseball gods 100 - trying to determine the best wood to sacrafice to help theWhite Sox out this season (I suspect the answer will be ash or maple, but I don't know yet)
January 21, 200422 yr Author I am taking: FTH 400: Finish the House (advanced course) SWD 101: Set a wedding date 101 SESO 200: Help sister escape and start over 200 (not an advanced course, but takes a lot strength and determination to complete this particular course) BBG 100: Baseball gods 100 - trying to determine the best wood to sacrafice to help theWhite Sox out this season (I suspect the answer will be ash or maple, but I don't know yet) Yes I guess I should add3 EAL 201 Earning a Living FOT 404 Father of Two SM 101 Scoutmaster for 30 teenage boys
January 21, 200422 yr Yes I guess I should add3 EAL 201 Earning a Living FOT 404 Father of Two SM 101 Scoutmaster for 30 teenage boys
January 21, 200422 yr CS 293 Senior Project in CS CS 311 Database Systems CS 323 Operating Systems Design CS 333 Computer System Organization HIST 282 War, Military Institutions, and Society since 1815 (This will be my fun class) JAPAN 199 (Some BS 1 hour class for study abroad people)
January 21, 200422 yr HIST 411 - History of Pornography CS 211 - Pornography and the Internet LIT 375 - The Art of Spamming SEX 342 - Ho's and Gold w/ Prof Jeffrey Wong
January 21, 200422 yr Men, Women and Gender in US History 1877-present [it's a history class with an emphasis on women's history] European Working Class History 1750-present Comparative Politics World History 1300-present Earth's Physical Systems
January 21, 200422 yr By now I should have been happily into nothing but Psy and a English, but these damn make up general eds are driving me nuts. I still have a couple histories, Bio 2, gym class (I refuse to call it kiniseology) and a computer class to go to complete this programs general ed 45 hour core. Anyone have a good source for cheap textbooks other than off campus bookstores? Efollet.com used to be the best one. I haven't looked for books online for years though...
January 21, 200422 yr Tex and SuperSteve, if ya need help in mathematics, I can be of assistance, since I'm finishing up my mathematics degree. Drop me a line at any time! I'm taking: MAT 324 (Mathematics Seminars for Student Teaching) ST 399.08 (Mathematics Student Teaching) I will be graduating in May with my B.S. in Mathematics.
January 21, 200422 yr GEOG G107 PHYSICAL SYSTEMS OF ENVIRONMENT GEOG G108 PHYSICAL SYS OF ENVIRONMENT-LAB PHIL P150 ELEMENTARY LOGIC POLS Y392 PROBLEMS IN CONTEMP POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY SPAN S250 SECOND-YEAR SPANISH II Oh man I took Logic last spring. It was philosiphy 150 for me too. I thought it would cake, but some of it was so complicated I didn't get it at all. My test grades went 97, 48, 98, 47. The professor dropped the lowest grade for everyone, so I wound up with a B.
January 21, 200422 yr MTH 115 - Calc HIS 340 - 20th Century Europe FLS 202 - Espanol ETE 280 - Another ridiculous education class ENG 270 - Creative Writing HON 101 - Just a once-a-week, 1 credit seminar. This one is Science and Faith
January 21, 200422 yr Hey Doub, Love the sig!!! Those are some mascots...the Salukis, the Sycamores, the Aces, and one thing that looks like a bumblebee.
January 21, 200422 yr Those are some mascots...the Salukis, the Sycamores, the Aces, and one thing that looks like a bumblebee. The one that looks like a bumble bee is the logo for the Wichita State Shockers. I may be a bit biased here, but I think the best of those logos is the fifth from the left!
January 21, 200422 yr from left to right... Bradley Braves, Creighton Bluejays, Drake Bulldogs, Evansville Aces, Illinois State Redbirds, Indiana State Sycamores, Northern Iowa Panthers, Southwest Missouri State Bears, Southern Illinois Salukis, Wichita State Shockers
January 21, 200422 yr Acct 301 A - Intermediate Accounting BUAD 301 - Advanced Business Communication Econ 333 - Economic Development ISDS 361 A - Probability and Statistics MGMT 339 - Principles of Management and Operations BIO 101 L - Biology Lab (1 day a week for 3 hours) To say the least, I'm prepared for a hard semester.
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