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I asked the electives advisor if one of my past classes would count towards TC credits, and it'll satisfy my last technical/analytical credits. GOODBYE INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING 250!! No more of that bloody optimization, integration, linear algebra, orthogonal crap. I don't ever want to look at Calculus again, okay?
Maybe I'm exaggerating how frightening that class was, but I'm glad I don't have to touch Engineering Economics ever again. When the first day of classes stresses the heck out of you, you know the quarter's going to suck. And thus I dropped that class and enrolled in a History of North America class. *coughs*
Pasting these things here so I can update my class list on Facebook. ... ... Yes, I even hoard past classes I've taken. DON'T JUDGE ME!!
Winter
Statistics 321. Case-Based Social Statistics I
Statistics 311. Elements of Statistical Methods
Environment, Program on the 202. Environmental Case Studies: Population and Health
Spring
History 432. History of Washington and the Pacific Northwest
QMETH 201. Introduction to Statistical Methods
Statistics 322. Case-Based Social Statistics II
Technical Communication 499. Special Projects
Maybe I'm exaggerating how frightening that class was, but I'm glad I don't have to touch Engineering Economics ever again. When the first day of classes stresses the heck out of you, you know the quarter's going to suck. And thus I dropped that class and enrolled in a History of North America class. *coughs*
Pasting these things here so I can update my class list on Facebook. ... ... Yes, I even hoard past classes I've taken. DON'T JUDGE ME!!
Winter
Statistics 321. Case-Based Social Statistics I
Statistics 311. Elements of Statistical Methods
Environment, Program on the 202. Environmental Case Studies: Population and Health
Spring
History 432. History of Washington and the Pacific Northwest
QMETH 201. Introduction to Statistical Methods
Statistics 322. Case-Based Social Statistics II
Technical Communication 499. Special Projects
