Hey, /sci/. I know this may be geared towards /adv/ but I dont want to go to that depressing faggot board. Is this too full of a schedule? I need all these classes to be completed because a Berkeley transfer is planned.
Discrete Math
Differential Eq.
Assembly lang.
Data structures
Calc III
Physics III
I'd appreciate any serious responses. I do go to SDSU where Ive noticed that curriculum is far easier than it should be and Ive gotten straight A's, but these classes could be different. Thanks in advance guys
>>7783565
Nah dude you got this.
>>7783565
Pretty heavy schedule, but definitely doable if you focus.
>>7783565
>is this hard???
I don't know what you're expecting to hear. It definitely depends on you, bro. Are you willing to put in the effort required in these classes?
You can always make it feel softer if you study some of it right now so you get with the intuition in place. Try http://ocw.mit.edu/courses/ocw-scholar/
>>7783579
eh, I wasnt so much asking if these classes would be hard, but more so if anyone had done a similarly heavy schedule successfully. I know it varies from person to person and study habits, but I was going for a general idea. But thanks for the link anon, Ill definitely check it out, Ive been reading a bit too on my own
>>7783565
That's just 6 courses, it's normal. Don't tell me you're one of those idiots that take the bare minimum of 4 every semester.
>>7783565
>Discrete Math
Take Proofs in the math department instead and avoid the idiots.
>Differential Eq.
A bit hard than Cal II but not killer
>Calc III
>Physics III
These are easy
>Data structures
Beyond easy
>Assembly lang.
A whole class on AMD64/ARM or is it "Computer Architecture and Assembly Language"? Either way, it's no harder than a regular class.
>>7783595
no m8, Ive done 19 unit semesters every time, but those usually had at least one GE mixed in
>>7783607
Thank you, believe it or not, this actually helps a lot
