only awesome classes
After this fall semester at IU, I have one more semester to go. I've fulfilled all graduation requirements but one, which is the total number of credit-hours. I need 16 more credits to graduate, that's it. So, I decided to only take awesome classes in spring:
S280 - Metalsmithing (3 credits) Welding, soldering, shaping sheet metal, wire forming, forging, surface embellishment and finishing, etc.
T435 - Documentary Production (3 credits) Producing a documentary in high definition and submitting it for broadcast on PBS at the end of the semester.
T453 - Video Telephony (3 credits) Studying video teleconferencing networks.
E300 - Japanese Film (3 credits) Screening and discussing 20th-century films from Japan.
B355 - Autonomous Robotics (3 credits) Building and programming our own self-navigating robots.
S291 - Fundamentals of Photography (3 credits) Using 35 mm cameras to shoot and develop black-and-white photos in the darkroom.
F101 - Fundamental Studio 3D Art (3 credits) Working with wood, plaster and clay to study volume, space, materials and physical force.
E117 - Bowling (1 credit) Going to the Union and bowling every Friday afternoon. Yep, really.
--Eoban
UPDATE: I just swapped Video Telephony and Japanese Film for Photography and Robotics.
S280 - Metalsmithing (3 credits) Welding, soldering, shaping sheet metal, wire forming, forging, surface embellishment and finishing, etc.
T435 - Documentary Production (3 credits) Producing a documentary in high definition and submitting it for broadcast on PBS at the end of the semester.
T453 - Video Telephony (3 credits) Studying video teleconferencing networks.
E300 - Japanese Film (3 credits) Screening and discussing 20th-century films from Japan.
B355 - Autonomous Robotics (3 credits) Building and programming our own self-navigating robots.
S291 - Fundamentals of Photography (3 credits) Using 35 mm cameras to shoot and develop black-and-white photos in the darkroom.
F101 - Fundamental Studio 3D Art (3 credits) Working with wood, plaster and clay to study volume, space, materials and physical force.
E117 - Bowling (1 credit) Going to the Union and bowling every Friday afternoon. Yep, really.
--Eoban
UPDATE: I just swapped Video Telephony and Japanese Film for Photography and Robotics.