What classes is /g/ enrolled in for the fall?
OOP class (required
Formal lang and Automata
Computer Algorithms
I might swap the algorithm class for software quality and testing.
>>43141405
>Linear Algebra
>Some java course
>Some assembly course
>Discrete mathematics
I seriously hate math.
>>43141405
Just starting so I'm just taking some beginning programming classes, and a networking class (required for programming degree). Also taking an intro to game dev/design class for the hell of it. Couldn't fit anything else there, anyway.
>>43142865
I don't hate math, sometimes it gives quite a bit of joy, but at some point I had to admit that I'm just not very good at it.
>>43142865
I'd take math over English classes any day. I fucking hated Composition.
>>43141405
I did some quality and testing and hated it but enjoyed algorithms and data structures
im doing system programming, mobile app development, parallel computing and microprocessors and digital systems
>>43141405
>Constitutional & Administrative Law
>Professional Skills in practice
>Employment Law
- Network Technology 3
- Ethical Hacking For Network Security
- Individual Project (For Dissertation)
- Wireless Computer Networks
- Advanced Operating Systems 2
>>43142989
Fucking this.
Calc 129
Object oriented progamming II
Spanish 202
ENG 151
>>43141405
Testing over Algorithms. .. very interesting. I would go with algos. Don't need a professor to teach me how to test things.
Automata and Formal Languages
Fundamentals of Software Engineering
Numerical Computing
Technical & Professional Writing
Probability and Statistics
Digital Technology and Culture (le reddit class xD)
Foundations of Computer Science (3rd CS course for me)
Computer Components & Operations
Embedded Control
Intro to Differential Equations
Cognition & The Brain
>>43141405
Would highly recommend keeping algorithms. Not only is it useful, it's interesting too.
As for classes I have, none. Going to be doing my year in industry. Pretty fucking excited to start.
babbys first networking
babbys first AI
advanced computer architecture
advanced numerical modeling
senior design
Thinking about dropping either computer architecture (since I barely passed the first one) or numerical modeling (since the prof teaching it was the prof who taught babbys first numerical modeling, and he's kind of a shit teacher). Which does /g/ hate more?
>>43143395
AI is going to be more obsolete, because the field hasn't expanded yet.
Do you need it as a requirement for your major?
>>43142865
Linear algebra is easy shit, discrete math isn't even really math.
>>43141405
Already graduated.
>>43143420
No, I'm mainly taking it since I need an elective and I'm trying to avoid EE classes.
>Hydraulics and Pneumatics I
>Robotics II
>"Technical Seminar"
>Drafting techniques
>Electrics I
not much space for compsci, but thatll come later once i hammer this shit out
>>43142865
maths*
it's mathematics not mathematic
>>43143453
it'll just be an extremely hypothetical class, there haven't been enough AI advancements yet to warrant serious content. Maybe in a couple decades though...
>>43142865
>Linear Algebra
This one is going to depend a lot on the instructor, there's a ton of material but it's worth learning if you're interested in programming. Probs gonna suck.
>Discrete mathematics
Discrete math feels a lot like CS, one of the most valuable classes I took. Well worth your time.
>>43143464
That sounds pretty badass. Are you a masters student, or do they let undergrads do seminar classes?
>>43143472
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SbZCECvoaTA
Functional programming
Java
Assembly
Databases II
>>43143522
undergrad pleb, not masters masterrace yet. Im not even sure what to expect, my advisor just told me that would "be a good fit for me" and told me to add it to my schedule and "not to worry about the requirements", which is par for course of how i usually get into classes.
how do you enjoy your shitty colleges? I'll be over here studying at the delicious MIT.
>>43143573
xD enjoy your shitty MIT i'm studying assembly up here in the space station
>>43143573
>MIT
Shame I'm not into anything technology related to have considered or appreciated it ;_;
>>43141405
recommend keeping algorithms.
you can easily and quickly pick up something like junit/testng & easymock.
>>43143573
great enjoy ending up in the same place everyone else here will be in also post your classes retard
>>43143573
Try the place where electronic engineering was basically created :^)
>compiler construction
>computer networks
>programming paradigms
>algorithm design and analysis I
>machine learning
>computer system design (architectures)
>some computer graphics stuff
Gonna be a tough one.
BTW, finally swapped computer engineering for CS, glad to be rid of all the EE stuff.
>>43141405
I go to a trade school. I can't select the things I will learn. :^)
Physics 1
Differential calculus
Linear algebra and integral calculus
Industrial economics
I'm honestly quite excited about this. But I'll probably spend more time lurking 4chan than studying.
>>43143472
mathsmatics?
So many babbys. Why am I still here?
I get no choice.
Last year it was
Algorithms II
Computer Design
Computer Graphics and Image Processing
Concurrent and Distributed Systems
ECAD and Architecture Practical Classes
Further Java
Group Project
Logic and Proof
Mathematical Methods for Computer Science
Programming in C and C++
Prolog
Software Engineering
Unix Tools
during first term.
You guys doing 3/4 courses, wtf is that shit
Thread makes me miss university. It sucks to work and not have a new set of interesting classes to fail every 4 months
Switched out of DeVry to my old school, so there goes my 15 months of CompSci shit to go back to "Calculus 1" and "Fundamentals of Computer Science" or something as pre-requisites to get into the Comp Sci major at my real school. Tragic waste of student loans, but it's going to be a fun semester for me
>>43143573
I wish they taught some common sense there. MIT grads=every bad design decision microsoft ever made.
>>43143573
Harvard med school ;)
I haven't picked them all yet.
Plant Physiology
Plant Molecular Biology
Some other course; there's a fungal biology and global ecology course I'm considering.
And I'm going to try find an online Psychology course because fuck commuting.
"Logic for Computer Science", "Programming Paradigms", "Computer Organization and Components" and "Numerical Methods"
Second year CS. I hope it's more challenging than the first year. Aside from linear algebra everything was basically rehashed knowledge from high school.
I'm going to the biggest community college in America and I hate my life. Hopefully I pass these courses, work and school make me so damn tired.
Intro to C++
Intro to Chemistry
PreCalc Algebra and Trigonometry
Calc I, chem I, physics I, intro to engineering (2 credits)
Pretty stoked to go to some parties though.
public speaking (which i've put off for 2 years)
programming languages
software systems development
a digital art class (for my minor)
and engineering statistics
Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs
Engingeering Physics 2
Social Issues and Ethics in Computing
>tfw last semester
Shitty basic math so I can move to the hard stuff and git gud. Strangely enough I already passed x86 asm with flying colors. I'm just shit at math currently.
>>43144366
They are in UNI to spend time partying and draw out their benefits for longer than 3-4 years.
>>43145094
>Social Issues and Ethics in Computing
I hate this horseshit. This and the "sustainable development in computer science" were the biggest wastes of time ever. I think half the time of each lecture was spent trying to explain how this shit had any relevance to us to begin with.
>>43145091
>being insecure about your choices
top heh
>>43145142
Ya its total bullshit but w/e, not much I can do about it.
>>43145186
Wait... What am I insecure about? If you mean public speaking, then yeah. I can't even speak to people one on one let alone a whole class of people
>Getting in debt for a piece of paper that will net you a 40-60 hour a week stressful job
>But you get slightly higher pay so you won't get called a poorfag!
No thank you.
>>43141405
>I might swap the algorithm class for software quality and testing.
no you wont
>>43145404
Whatever works for some people. For me personally, school gives me motivation to learn and plus I love the campus life
>>43145366
>tfw always act like an autist 1 on 1 but don't really have a problem with speaking in front of a class
Always so awkward though since in classes like that no one's really listening so you get zero reaction out of them.
>>43141405
Just finishing up my Master's thesis. Can't wait for it all to be over.
Calculus II
Computer Science II
Physics I
Computer Logic Design I Lab
>>43145404
>Getting in debt
>not paying for college with scholarships and financial aid
>computer security
>digital forensics
>ethicak hacking
logical systems
introduction to AI
cognitive architectures
artificial intelligence programming
>>43145404
>paying for education
What horrible 3rd world country does that?
>>43145590
I think he's talking about student loans which are common among people who have to pay for their living but are too busy with education to get a job
>>43145590
Reminder socialism doesn't work.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/financialcrisis/10981828/French-economy-catastrophic-says-business-federation.html
>SQL databse structuring.
>Networking 3
>Web design and maintenance
>I already work a job making $17 an hour with full benefits at only 22 years old. Union is talking about pushing to make me tier 1 employee next contract (1 year away). This means guaranteed 33k yearly pension and a pay increase up to $25/hour. To do the same damned job.
>tfw I don't know if going to school for a bachelors is even worth it after I get my 2 associates. I'd probably just get it to have it. Fall back plan type deal.
>>43141405
NEET 401
Then I'll probably be a proud defender of 'murica
>>43145617
You mean, you do not get paid for studying? What the fuck. Sucks to be you guys.
>>43145714
I do, but far from enough to pay for an apartment in the city as well as food, despite the additional subsidies for being a home owner etc.
The monthly cost of the apartment is pretty much exactly as much as I get paid each month, and then on top of that there is food, electricity, internet, phone bills, etc..
>calculus part 2
>beginning java course
>ethics in commuter science
it's my first semester of CS courses. all I have left is comp sci and calculus, should be done in 2 years.
>Computer networks I
>Unix software development
Looking forward to writing my own shell for this class
>Cyber Defense
1 credit thing that is mostly to get a team together for CCDC
>Physics with Calc I
Waitlisted for the first Japanese course since I've got only 6 quarters left and I want to get up to at least 202 since that will fulfill some requirement. Probably won't manage to get in though since it's a popular course
>>43141405
> History of Human Rights in the Modern World.
> History of Genocide.
> History of Coup D'etats.
> History of Eastern Europe 1900-Present.
I'm studying to become a dictator.
>>43145654
Kill yourself union trash.
calculus 1, structural geology, organic chemistry, intro to stellar astrophysics
My supersenior year of highschool.
>>43145639
Have fun paying for half your life after you finish university and enjoy paying a ton of money for your health, a basic human right.
I'm happy with socialism "that doesn't work".
>>43146045
Ethics in computer science is a class?
>>43146703
Have fun having 75% of your wages stolen by your government so you can have "free" healthcare and education.
>>43146679
repeating? what courses you doing?
>>43145639
>>43146703
>>43146763
could you fucking sperglords please stop calling welfare capitalism "socialism"
>>43141405
>paying the educational jew
>Computer Organization
>Advanced Practical Application Development
>Systems Development
>Concepts of Programming Languages
>Technical Writing
first semester with no pure math classes woo
Algorithms
Experimental Design and Regression Analysis
Visualization
Introduction to Bioinformatics
Multivariate Data Analysis
>tfw 19 hours of graduate courses
>trying to finish masters before 4-year undergrad scholarship runs out
>won't have time for ricing/shitposting
>>43141405
>Metric Spaces
>Measure Theoretic Probability
>Linear Inference
>Teaching a section of Calc 1
Math major:
Cryptography
Euclidean and Non-Euclidean Geometry
Models of Languages and Computation
Computational Photography
Elementary Japanese 1
A one-hour course which prepares for the ACM competition
>>43141405
>Theory of Algorithmic languages and compilers.
>Theory of Algorithms
>Digital Electronics
>Discrete Math
>Java game development.
>>43146988
java game development? why?
>>43143672
>>43143672
I really wanted to switch from comp eng to ee, but it's too late now.
>>43147016
"muh minecraft"
>IT Major
>only have to take one math class and one statistics class
Feels good, man.
>>43147156
>only one math class
Enjoy your irrelevant degree that even a woman can earn.
organic chemistry II
the basics of spectroscopy
the chemistry of natural compounds
a few lab courses
linear algebra
you nerds can keep pretending to do science with your computers lmao
pre-cal 2
english composition
economics
some other elective, not sure yet
mechanical engineering major
I'm finishing up this coming semester so I'm taking:
Software Engineering
Calc II
Artificial Intelligence
Computer Architecture
I actually put off Calc II for the longest time. I found the other math electives to be WAY more interesting so I let it sit on the backburner.
>>43141405
>OOP course
>discrete mathematics
>and more maths
life of a CS student
Database Administration
Systems Analysis & Design
Cyber Security
Elementary Statistics
Data Communications & Networks
>Discrete Mathematics
>Calculus I
>Intro to computer programming
>Geopolitics
>and probably one more
Hopefully I can pull my shit together and actually study in math so I can get past a C. The computer programming course is a joke as is geopolitics. Just need to get the maths out of the way before I transfer to a college that offers Software Engineering.
English seminar
Political science classes
Foreign language
Such is the life of an English major.
>>43147016
I want to graduate this spring and I need an upper division credit to satisfy my Bachelors in Comp Sci.
Also a lot of the internship jobs i've been seeing around here want some kind of Java experience so I figure it'd be a good idea to get some experience in it. Honestly I prefer C++ but i'm biased since that's what i've been taught in since freshmen year.
>>43147412
I'm taking a microeconomics class right now
I hate economics, I hope I fucking pass, I do not want to do this shitty class again.
Haven't chosen yet
>>43147437
What kind of unholy school actually has 7AM classes?
>>43147495
PM, silly.
>>43147495
watchu talkin bout m8
Thats 7pm
Pretty sure my uni doesn't have any classes before 8am
>>43147495
I had 7:30 classes every week day one semester. I commute to school 2 and a half hours each way. Not a very fun semester, but at least I had LinAlg and DSA to look forward to.
>>43147474
not hating on the java, just seems like game dev would be taught in a language like c++.
>>43147512
what kind of unholy school actually has 7pm classes
>>43142865
Can we talk about this, I'm jumping into a CS tract a bit later and I forgot most of my maths. What should I do to be top dog at maths and use my love of programing to help me understand it better.
Vector Calculus
Fundamentals of Electronics
Public Speaking
Physics
>>43147540
>2 and a half hours each way
you are fucking retarded
>>43147689
I won't disagree with you there but it's almost over so I don't care anymore.
It would be SIGNIFICANTLY faster if I had a car, but I can't drive and I highly doubt I could afford a car (initial cost, upkeep, and insurance). As for going to a different school, this one gave me the most money to attend so I thought it would be the financially responsible choice for my future.
On the bright side, I can operate on less sleep for longer than most people could with a decent nights rest. It took a bit to get that way but I find that it gives me an edge when I have large, time consuming projects to work on.
>>43147606
Math requirements seem to vary wildly by school. At my school cs majors had to take 3 calculus classes (differential, integral, multivariable,) diff eq, statistics, linear algebra, discrete, combinatorics... I also took a numerical computing class which was a math class with some programming assignments. Covered things like splines and eigenvalue problems.
Some schools seem to really skimp on the math, which is not a good thing in my opinion.
>>43147492
I never understand this, most schools choose during the last quarter/semester, also why do you even post?
>>43147843
This. I'm that school that doesn't teach math. It feels like I'm skimping on what I can learn, but at the same time I hate math, hence why I'm trying to get as much algo and other theoretical stuff in.
>>43147843
>>43147898
I'm going for an associates, I have all my GE done from a soft science major I did.
I don't need math classes to get my associates, however I have vowed to be the best coder I can be; so I would like a cursory understanding of maths that would allow me to do algorithms well.
Also I have a interest in electronics as a hobby so maths is nice to know for circuts
>>43144657
>He doesn't know how to study
>Social Implications of Computer Technology
>Efficient Algorithms and Intractable Problems
>Introduction to Artificial Intelligence
>Structure and Interpretation of Systems and Signals
>Physics for Scientists and Engineers
Easiest semester so far.
What is with all you nerds taking 5+ classes? How will you have time to shitpost on 4chan and watch anime?
>>43142865
>CS
>hate math
>computational mathematics
>software programming
>networking infrastructure
>business skills for e-commerce
help
>>43141405
Spanish II
Literature, English version
Introduction to Antique Cities
Some science class from the general department
Introduction to Social Sciences
Probability and Statistics, graduate version of those classes
>tfw failing most classes on first year, picking up the concentration, and then finishing the generals
>>43148694
Enjoy working at Starbucks libtard arts major.
>2014
>Not having graduated yet
What are you, in your low 20's high teens or something?
None because I graduated. I might actually be doing grad school for a project management degree, in which case I will take Operations Management and an advanced Statistics course.
>>43148720
That's pretty nice anon.
I'm double majoring in Math and CS, finished all the maths, halfway into CS, and finishing generals this semester. Shame that I failed my first year, this shit would be done on the forth year.
>>43141405
>Intro to VG/Unreal 4
>Independent Study (TA for first/second year seminars)
>Intro to Film and Video Production
>3/D Animation and Art (taken for the 3rd time)
Computer Engineering here. Just switched from Mechanical Engineering so I have to get the babby EECE courses out of the way.
>Intro to Comp. Sci. + Lab
>Intro to Computer Engineering + Lab
>Physics I
>Differential Equations
>>43148833
>babby
Baby.
>>43148833
fkkn nrd
>>43149166
>not knowing the difference between babby and baby
>Software Engineering
>Math Foundations CS
>Principles of Sociology
>Principles of Visual Design
Going to be a second year CS student.
calc ii, micro econ, intro to c++ (kek)
>Real Analysis
>Number Theory
Just gonna throw in two GEs once fall comes around
>>43147550
I know it's dumb but I need an upper division course and it's the only thing they got. It's not even part one, it's part 2 and I have to play catch up on their bullshit.
>Software design
>Statistics for Engineers I
>Operating Systems
>Foreign language elective
Do most of your schools have no core requirement?
I'm reading like 4-5 classes of pure cs. My school we have to take a core. like language, history, etc.
>>43149846
Most people clear cores in their first two years and just focus on their degree for the remaining years.
>>43149846
Core requirement gets taken care of in the first 2 years. last 2 years are just CS courses.
Even then I was taking intro courses in freshman year.
>>43149846
I would get all my distributive credits done in the first two years, but I didn't want to get burnt out on CS and Math courses.
>>43149846
at least for me, i got 20 of my 30 gened hours done with AP tests
Fall Schedule
Mondays and Wednesdays:
>Tech in the Global Arena
>IT Automation
>Data Communications
>Unix Sys Admin
Tuesdays and Thursdays:
>Computer Security
Electrodynamics
Mathematical Methods for Physics III
Physics Year 2 Labs
Scientific Computing.
Such fun.
compilers
theory of computing
digital signals
chemistry for nursing majors
english 169
chyeaah
>>43141405
I've got Calc 2, Physics 1, and C#.
I'm kinda worried about Calc 2 because I hear it's the hardest, but I did really good in Calc so hopefully it won't be too bad.
Stupid question: How different is C# from C++? My school's intro to programming class is in C++, so I know a little bit of it, but to get into any of the more advanced programming classes I need to take this C# one.
>>43144366
>>43145102
3-4 classes during one semester at my school is 15-18 credits. Anymore than that, and it's almost impossible for the schedule to work. I know a dude who said he took 24 units last year. He managed to pass most of his classes, but he was constantly late and his GPA went to shit because C- is passing.
I need to keep my 4.0 so I can be competitive and get into a not shit shit school.
I don't know how you guys find time to take so many.
>>43152140
They're completely different.
>>43141405
>>43141405
Circuits
Captstone
Feels good finishing early with no monies whores and little responsibility but final papers and testing
i could only afford fall classes if the fbi-cia-nro-dia-gchq emo cracker craps gave me $50,000 usd
they're very obstinate & seemingly unwilling to budge
how could they do this to me
i clearly am not accountable
captcha:
tvcifer sworn
w8 wot
>>43144976
>Second year CS. I hope it's more challenging than the first year. Aside from linear algebra everything was basically rehashed knowledge from high school.
>Aside from linear algebra everything was basically rehashed knowledge from high school.
You do realize this is exactly what linear algebra is, algebra...BUT IN ROWS AND COLUMNS *GASP
where my part-time bros at ?
>tfw working 40 hours a week
>>43152287
it's almost impossible that he's being truthful, if his school is similar to american universities.
i go to purdue and they dont even let us take more than 18 credits each semester.
>>43152756
Oh really? So I guess this class won't be too difficult then. They'll probably expect us to know basic programming shit like arrays and functions, and other stuff we learned in the intro class we're required to take, but I'll bet my ass that most people won't remember simple shit like that. The first couple assignments will probably be easy review shit.
>>43152852
> Tfw non-lawyers think 40 hours a week is full-time.
Try 60-70.
>>43152881
Yeah it's an American Community College, and that dude is kinda a bullshitter. I'm kinda inclined to believe him though, because our school is the type that will let you sign up for as many classes as you want. As long as you pay up, they don't care how hard you fuck yourself taking too many classes or ones that don't matter.
>>43152921
>implying i said it was a full week
12 credits + 40 hours is pretty hefty m8. i barely have time to shitpost on /g/
>>43152903
Just remember to go into the class with an open mind, don't be one of those douches who thinks they know everything and has an ego. I TA'd a class and saw too many kids like that outright fail.
>>43152921
>working up to 14h a day
Why would you do this? Do you enjoy being a lawyer that much?
>>43152943
how often do those classes meet? i cant imagine them not overlapping
>>43152954
That is easy shit. Hard is 90-110 hours.
>>43152969
typically when people describe 60-70 hours of a non factory job, they're adding the hours where they sit in their office and browse /g/ and shitpost all day.
i worked at a TTD programming office and most of my day was spent waiting around for assignments, but i clocked 85 hours some weeks.
>>43152963
>Just remember to go into the class with an open mind, don't be one of those douches who thinks they know everything and has an ego.
I'm probably the exact opposite of that guy. I'm not very creative or great at programming, and I'm actually thinking of getting out of CS because I think I lack the coding talent to be great at it. The only reason I got an A in my last programming class was that I'm good at learning languages.
>>43152969
Early retirement. I started at $170,000 at 26 and am making $250,000 at 31, buying a new condo to rent out every year. Probably retire in 3-5 years.
>full time while only ever taking 2 classes at a time
>after tuition and books, will get at least a $1200 refund from dat pell grant
>doing the exact same thing next semester and I will also get another $1000 via EITC tax refund
>going to blow all of the money on consumer electronics, music festival tickets, and drugs
thank you based welfare state
>>43153025
just remember that stackoverflow is full of coding geniuses and they still work shitty jobs
>>43153033
>mfw this guy is probably a highschool senior trying to act like his life is gonna be great
>>43152972
I don't know exactly, since it varies depending on the classes. It's gotta overlap though. I have a hard time getting 4 classes that don't overlap.
>>43153033
That's the kinda shit I want. Good on you, bro. I'm jelly.
>OOP class (required
I cry errytiem.
3rd year CS.
OOP / webdev / databases / micro -controllers; -processors / business systems was 2nd.
>>43141405
How is the algorithms class not required? I've never heard of a CS major where algorithms wasn't a core class. It's probably the biggest bang for your buck CS class you can take.
>classes added to BB
>can find the student list via the email feature
>facebook all of them
>make a list of interests and topics to talk to people about on the first day
am i the only one that does this? it really helps me talk to people. like if i see a girl recently got a new hair color or piercing ill sit next to them and tell them it looks good. its a good way to make friends
>>43153025
It's not really talent entirely, it's commitment.
>>43153060
> Tfw you wish you were.
Financial law pays but is boring and stressful as fuck. If I could do it again I'd probably be a prosecutor or some relaxed field like Estate law...maybe become a professor...
Law hasn't helped my view of humanity either.
>>43153135
I mean I facebook them if they are really cute.
Otherwise all my cs classes are typical edgy gaymen xD brogrammers and i go to class then get to my room ASAP.
It's gonna be a fun (albeit busy) year.
>Software design and modeling
>User interfaces and Usability
>Computer graphics (C++)
>Algorithm design and analysis
>Parallel and distributed systems
>Cryptography and data security
>Introduction to pattern recognition
>Fourier analysis
>Physics 202
>>43153160
no i meant that i facebook them before classes start. i have no idea what they look like, i just take their names from the class list and go through it on fb.
>>43142989
Mathematics > English
I'm dead bored in any English related class
>>43153160
>edgy programmers
I don't even.
>Intro to Advanced Mathematics
>Fundamentals of Computer Systems
>Numerical Analysis
>Introduction to Mathematical Statistics I
>Honors: Heady Harmonocosms
essentially babby's first proof class (after discrete math), looking at computers, understanding numbers, shit after statistics 101, and a trippy class that turns music into math
>>43153186
i always find it amazing how bad people are at writing. specially in the gen-ed writing classes, it's like fucking 4th grade level shit. no idea how those people got into uni
>>43153210
Albeit it was an intro class, I had 3-4 hipsters who wore dress vests and fedoras or beanies and on facebook they always said stuff like "man, feeling nerdy like everyday".
>>43153145
I guess I don't have the commitment either. I find programming interesting sometimes, and I can do okay if I'm given an assignment, but I really don't have the drive to code shit on my own or develop personal projects like you guys do.
The project I've done on my own is a Bash script to help organize media on my server, and it's poorly implemented and only works 40% of the time?
>>43153075
You can have what I have if you like 10-14 hour days for 3 years of LS and then the same for your job for like 8 years. You had better fucking love reading and writing though or you will die.
Also if you want a Gf you should lie and tell her you are something other than a lawyer. So many gold diggers. I keep a shit car to go on dates with to scare sway them away.
>>43153186
>studying Applied Maths
>it's all the way around for me
Still, I love doing practical stuff and getting money. So I go by easily.
Intro to Financial Accounting
Computer Architecture and Organization
Intro to Database Systems
Data Structures
Principals of Marketing
Try and guess my major. Yes, all those classes are directly related to my major.
>>43143472
There's also only one of them, meaning the s at the end doesn't indicate plurality. You don't say you went to the gymm, you have psychy 101, or you got western civn.
* note that it's an ambiguous area of english whether to treat mass nouns as plural or singular, so different versions of english have solved the problem differently.
I'm taking history, spreadsheets, business math, and personal finance because I am not a CS major. Also, I'm not taking many classes because I took a bunch in the summer, so I'm going to spend my spare time learning about data science. I'm going to dive deeper into relational algebra, algorithms, learn the python modules, learn more statistics, and watch some free online videos on AI and machine learning. Also, probably learn some more C and operating system stuff.
>>43153176
That's pretty creepy. I might do it still.
>>43153245
Financial Engineering and Risk Management?
>>43153235
>fedoras or beanies and on facebook they always said stuff like "man, feeling nerdy like everyday".
Thank Allah I have no FB.
>>43141405
>Mechanics
>Math Methods of Physics
>Principles of Programming Languages
>Microcomputer Architecture
>Operating Systems
Pretty good schedule, first time I got away with taking a bullshit liberal arts class
Math3
Math4
Signals and shit
Java and shit
Engineering documentation
algorithms and shit
>>43153122
>OOP OOP OOP OOP OOP OOP OOP OOP OOP OOP ENTERPRISE PATTERNS
>by the way, algorithms and data structures exist, but who needs those
Modern programming in a nutshell.
>>43153256
No, but I kek'd. I would love to do something like that though.
School is mostly a waste of time. Sucks that I need to be here to be employable.
>>43153288
without*
OOP in c++
assembly
html (lol, already know all of this)
discrete math 1
networking 1
>>43153304
>I would love to do something like that though.
Me too, which is why I'm doing math + CS.
Are you doing market research or some shit? Data mining?
>>43153305
School weeds out the lazy, stubborn, and unwilling to learn.
>>43153058
muh nigga
>>43153326
Most of that shit is a maturity thing.
>>43153320
Information Systems. I've been considering adding math because it's my favorite subject, but I'm so close to graduating that it'll be smarter to test the job market first.
nothing atm, I'm still looking into what I should go into. What career should I look at, /g/?
All I want in a job is at least ~$20/hour without having to interact with people. ie, none of that "let's discuss a project" or interacting with customers.
Are CS Majors jelous of us Soft Engineers? You probably should be.
>>43153212
Someone please r8 my life decisions
>>43153347
Which most 20-something yearolds lack.
>>43153357
Most cs internships already start well above $20.
>>43153374
>Soft Engineers
how's community college?
>>43153374
>are people into theories jelly of those who apply said theories
u wot m8
>>43145489
financial aid is debt you fucking retard
>>43153388
>community college
I didn't say Software Engineering Technologist
>>43153396
Im justing having a laugh, its just in my university the eng programs are so highly regarded for whatever reason, although us softies always seem to get the shit end of the stick in terms of funding and shit. We share 90% of our classes with CS
>>43153357
trucker. maybe hobo or janitor.
>>43146951
math major
minor in weeaboo studies
>>43153432
no it isn't. you're thinking of student loans. financial aid is a government subsidy for poor people when they go to college (the good kind of welfare). There might be some programs that offer some loans at a steeply discounted rate, though. But for the most part it's free money.
>>43147235
have fun being a lab bitch for 25K a year
>>43153432
Not grants.
>>43153434
Find me a good school with a software engineering program.
>>43142865
You don't really need any prereq for discrete math. I didn't really like it, but afterwards taking data structures it made way more sense
>>43153499
Well Im in Canada, I got to McMaster University, which is a great school.
>>43153469
those are called grants, faggit
>>43153486
so call them grants, not financial aid
there is a difference
>>43153546
you spelled McGill wrong
Computer Networks
Parallel Programming
Programming Languages
Operating Systems
>>43153584
No Im pretty sure I go to Mcmaster. Also Im pretty sure more then one school can be great. I'm also not denying McGill is the better school, but Mac is still top 100 in the world last I checked.
>>43153550
ffs:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Student_financial_aid
>>43153566
grants is a part of financial aid you dingus.
loans and grants are subs of the term 'financial aid'
>Java OOP III
>Cisco Routing and Switching II
>Wireless Networking
>Linux/UNIX Systems Administration II
Dis gon be gud.
>Intermediate Algebra (got a 19 on math part of ACT, needed a 20 for college algebra)
>Chemistry
>Introduction to Microcomputers (fucking kill me)
>First Year Experience (absolute bullshit)
>English I
...next year I get to take C++ or Java, so there's that.
>>43153677
>19
What arbitrairy grading system does your school use. Mine has a scale of 12.
>Structural Geology and Tectonics
>Hydrogeology
>Geological Mapping Techniques
>Geotechnics
>Tunnelling and Excavation Design
>>43153677
>19
Some say you need math for cs, but you are outright braindead.
intro to geometry
pre teen sex ed
world history 1
earth science
language arts 1
Electrical Circuits I
Logic and Computing Devices
Differential Equations
Physics: Electricity and Magnetism
Intermediate Chinese I
No true CS this semester, besides some assembly.
Differential Equations if Calc 3 finishes on a good note
Physics 2
Anything else is just bloat retard classes.
>>43153749
Let's give him the benefit of the doubt. maybe he's some dyslexic sperg.
>comp math
>C#
>databases
>networks
>operating systems
Being a GOD DAMN DOCTOR.
Unemployment Class
I'm starting to think more and more about installing Linux
I'm becoming one of them, help me, please!
>Computer Design and Assembly Language Programming
Continuous-Time Signals and Systemss
Semiconductor Device Electronics & Lab
Philosophy
Intermediate Japanese
Finishing up EE classes so I can take more CS classes. Philosophy is a required GE, taking Japanese for fun.
>>43153764
>pre teen sex ed
wat.
>>43153867
>Intermediate Japanese
lel
>>43153873
>>43153764
nevermind, didnt notice the buffoonery
>>43153727
Highest score is a 36, most people get a 21+
>>43153749
Wow thanks bruh means a lot. I just can't take tests for shit, and it'll be an easy course for me, just wait until Calculus ;^)
why is 0-20 the best grading system?
>Calc II
>English Composition
>Introduction to Engineering Profession
>Introduction to Programming and Problem Solving
>Intro to Hip Hop
First year CS Major here. I'm not so sure about the intro to Hip Hop Class. I was told by an academic mentor that for the 5th class it should be a fine art this semester and that Intro to Hip Hop is an easy and fun class that fills that requirement. However I'm white and don't listen to hip hop at all. Should I change it? The other options are film, music, dance, and theater related classes.
>>43152881
I'm at Cambridge, here you have to actually do a bit of work. I didn't quite realise how much a joke other unis were.
>>43153939
Sweet jesus, change that class before you have an autism attack from everyone ape dancing
>>43153967
>probably only hears the shit played on his popular top 40 radio station
>>43153960
have you tried the other unis?
>>43153997
nah but I like being judgemental in my ignorance. It makes me feel slightly better about myself.
>>43153960
>>43153856
here
>Cambridge
Brofist. Which college? I was at Emma for pre-clinical.
>>43153991
>thinks that the majority of the class will be made up of people whose knowledge extends outside the top 40
>Cryptography
>Operating Systems
>French
Doesn't seem like a lot, but the CS courses are pretty heavy (Crypto goes up to elliptic curve stuff), and I'm terrible at languages.
>>43154041
fitz (lel, bad choice)
I know quite a few at Emma, it's a p nice college. Kinda wish I'd applied to a good one.
>>43141405
-Multimedia Design, Planning and Storyboarding
-Multimedia Authoring, Scripting and Production (UI Design and Javascript most likely)
-Graphic Industry Business Practices
-Website and E-Commerce Strategies
Algorithms
Object Oriented Design
Mobile Device Programming
Server Side Web Programming
Computer Arch
>>43153550
>>43153469
Calm down guys. Financial aid can either be grants or loans. In my case I got both.
>>43154134
>Server Side Web Programming
PHP class?
>>43154072
My dealer was from Fitz: pharmacology bro. I had a look round once or twice. Not bad, but a bit of a walk from the centre.
Yeah, I liked Emma, lucked into it on the advice of my sixth form teacher. Almost applied to Churchill, lol.
