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Here is my tentative (and packed) schedule for the Fall:
By Advanced Calc I, I mean Calc 5, in case anyone is curious, which you aren't. Dark green is "work", which I have filled in only to block out the rest of my hours. The actual "work times" are not in any way set (since I'm not even sure that I have the job, yet), they're just to fill up hours needed. Light green is my gym schedule. (I need to fit in three additional visits, but I'll figure those out later.) Red is a tentative block of how much time I think I can devote to homework and studying (currently 15 hours a week, but I'll have to edit that when I find out how difficult the work is). Once again, placement has nothing to do with actual study times.
I've just discovered that I did NOT take the pre-req for Quantum Physics, which is making me nervous. I plan on speaking with my current physics professor tomorrow to see what I should do, since he's teaching the pre-req now.
I'm really frustrated that there was no way that I could fit set theory into my schedule. This is the third time I haven't been able to squeeze it in. It's the one class that I really want to take but can't make room for. I might just get the book and read it for fun, if there won't be a course offered in Spring. Or, I'll read the book and take the exam for credit, if my Spring schedule is less hectic (as it should be).
By Advanced Calc I, I mean Calc 5, in case anyone is curious, which you aren't. Dark green is "work", which I have filled in only to block out the rest of my hours. The actual "work times" are not in any way set (since I'm not even sure that I have the job, yet), they're just to fill up hours needed. Light green is my gym schedule. (I need to fit in three additional visits, but I'll figure those out later.) Red is a tentative block of how much time I think I can devote to homework and studying (currently 15 hours a week, but I'll have to edit that when I find out how difficult the work is). Once again, placement has nothing to do with actual study times.
I've just discovered that I did NOT take the pre-req for Quantum Physics, which is making me nervous. I plan on speaking with my current physics professor tomorrow to see what I should do, since he's teaching the pre-req now.
I'm really frustrated that there was no way that I could fit set theory into my schedule. This is the third time I haven't been able to squeeze it in. It's the one class that I really want to take but can't make room for. I might just get the book and read it for fun, if there won't be a course offered in Spring. Or, I'll read the book and take the exam for credit, if my Spring schedule is less hectic (as it should be).