Fall 2012; First Round of Exams
Calculus 1; 92.5% on Exam 1. We've covered limits. That is all.
Government (Federal); 96% on Exam 1. We memorized the constitution, went over the process for affecting change within the system, and covered some history on how the consitution came to be. It amazes me how many people "know" how things are supposed to be and are pissed off over how they are, even though it's spelled out clearly how things are going to be. But you know, that's what you get for listening to other peoples interpretations of things rather than reading the actual document itself.
Physics... found out I do not require algebra based physics for my degree, I'll have to take calculus based physics later so I dropped this class.
Government (Federal); 96% on Exam 1. We memorized the constitution, went over the process for affecting change within the system, and covered some history on how the consitution came to be. It amazes me how many people "know" how things are supposed to be and are pissed off over how they are, even though it's spelled out clearly how things are going to be. But you know, that's what you get for listening to other peoples interpretations of things rather than reading the actual document itself.
Physics... found out I do not require algebra based physics for my degree, I'll have to take calculus based physics later so I dropped this class.