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Class registration was yesterday, but I didn't completely finish until today 'cause I had to get paperwork junk done for taking over 18 credit hours. (Yeah, I'm beginning to wonder about my sanity too.)
Classes are:
CompSci 158 - Discrete Math for Computer Science
CompE 111 - Introduction to Computer Engineering
Physics 24 - Engineering Physics II
Stats 217 - Introduction to Probability and Statistics
Math 204 - Elementary Differential Equations
Math 208 - Linear Algebra
Like I said, I've already begun questioning my sanity. The most frightening (or what should be frightening, anyway) part is that I'm excited about having no humanities/social sciences/whatever.
In other school-related news, I've discovered what seems to be a trend: the less calc 3 homework I do, the better I do on the tests. My test scores have been steadily increasing, while my homework-doing has been steadily decreasing. I figure that if I don't do any homework for the rest of the year, I should be set. That's sound logic, right?
Meanwhile, the more I think I understand the material and study for data structures, the worse I do on the tests. Not that I'm doing poorly, because I'm not, but I don't feel like I'm doing as well as I should be. Good thing I can always blame David Cape and his horrible teacherness.
Everything else just seems like a countdown to June 24. That's when I'm leaving for New Zealand this summer to see Kelly again. Only 2 months, 11 days, and some-odd hours left. I can't wait.
Classes are:
CompSci 158 - Discrete Math for Computer Science
CompE 111 - Introduction to Computer Engineering
Physics 24 - Engineering Physics II
Stats 217 - Introduction to Probability and Statistics
Math 204 - Elementary Differential Equations
Math 208 - Linear Algebra
Like I said, I've already begun questioning my sanity. The most frightening (or what should be frightening, anyway) part is that I'm excited about having no humanities/social sciences/whatever.
In other school-related news, I've discovered what seems to be a trend: the less calc 3 homework I do, the better I do on the tests. My test scores have been steadily increasing, while my homework-doing has been steadily decreasing. I figure that if I don't do any homework for the rest of the year, I should be set. That's sound logic, right?
Meanwhile, the more I think I understand the material and study for data structures, the worse I do on the tests. Not that I'm doing poorly, because I'm not, but I don't feel like I'm doing as well as I should be. Good thing I can always blame David Cape and his horrible teacherness.
Everything else just seems like a countdown to June 24. That's when I'm leaving for New Zealand this summer to see Kelly again. Only 2 months, 11 days, and some-odd hours left. I can't wait.