Oh, I remember that CSDC training thing. I didn't really count that because I just went from one part of Libis to another. XP And I was with my dad.
My highest math required math subject is Math 100 (Introduction to Calculus) in 2nd year, if you don't count Soc. Sci. 103 (Statistics for the Social Sciences) in 3rd year. But I have to choose General Education subjects from the Math, Science, and Technology domain from 1st-2nd year and for the 2nd sem of my 4th year. One of the PolSci professors said that all the math could be used if ever we go into research. Which doesn't help because I don't even know what the eff calculus is but I will probably take it during the summer since the profs are more lenient.
What sucks just as much is that we have to take up Rizal and his works in 4th year (supposedly, there's a law that requires it) and I threw away all my Fil notes! I will have to borrow my sister's!
I have a friend in BA (two in BAA), and that was my dad's course too. I've never been inside the building (my friends and I usually eat in the Econ building, where the canteen has aircon), but the food is good daw and in any case it looks better than crappy Palma Hall, where the doors of the bathroom cubicles serve as advice columns. And that's where most of my classes will be later on.
My highest math required math subject is Math 100 (Introduction to Calculus) in 2nd year, if you don't count Soc. Sci. 103 (Statistics for the Social Sciences) in 3rd year. But I have to choose General Education subjects from the Math, Science, and Technology domain from 1st-2nd year and for the 2nd sem of my 4th year. One of the PolSci professors said that all the math could be used if ever we go into research. Which doesn't help because I don't even know what the eff calculus is but I will probably take it during the summer since the profs are more lenient.
What sucks just as much is that we have to take up Rizal and his works in 4th year (supposedly, there's a law that requires it) and I threw away all my Fil notes! I will have to borrow my sister's!
I have a friend in BA (two in BAA), and that was my dad's course too. I've never been inside the building (my friends and I usually eat in the Econ building, where the canteen has aircon), but the food is good daw and in any case it looks better than crappy Palma Hall, where the doors of the bathroom cubicles serve as advice columns. And that's where most of my classes will be later on.
Engineering? Whoa. That's...a lot of Math.
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