**The OFFICIAL "What we're taking next semester" thread**

[relativity_x]

che 3044 - heat transfer
che 3144 - mass transfer
che 3184 - chemical reactor analysis and design
che 3015 - process measurement and contorl
che 4134 - chemical process modeling
engl 3764 - technical writing

[Pokerdemic]

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This is about that time of the year where folks are scheduling classes for the January semester, so I thought some discussion would be appropriate.

This is my second semester as a junior coming up.

MATH 4120 Fundamentals of Geometry
MATH 4600 Advanced Calculus
WRIT 1110 Writing for Classroom and Career
ASTR 2050 Introductory Astronomy and Astrophysics

I need eight junior/senior level math courses to graduate, these are my fourth and fifth. I need the writing too; the curriculum here changed recently and they're making everyone take writing-intensive courses.

Hopefully next semester will be easier than this one, since I'm taking the writing instead of a third 4000 level math course.

Anyone else want to share?

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Tell them that because you have 3400 posts on 2p2, you should be exempt from the writing requirement.

[Quicksilvre]

Holy crap at having six classes. How hours of class is that per week?

[Xanta]

MECH 341 Fluid Mechanics II
PHYS 231 Electricity and Magnetism
PHYS 274 Thermodynamics
PHYS 211 Applied Physics
PHYS 213 Computational Engineering Physics
PHYS 251 Physics Lab and Statistics

Probably gonna take a 2nd year German course as well, haven't done it since high school but I need to knock off some electives. /life

[relativity_x]

16 hours.

[ImsaKidd]

17 hours of engineering [censored]

[Quicksilvre]

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16 hours.

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Ah, okay. All of my classes are four hours per week, so taking six of those alarmed me.

[relativity_x]

are you on quarters?

either way, heat transfer and process modelling are two hour classes.

[Quicksilvre]

Nope, my school runs the standard August-December and January-May.

[relativity_x]

have you taken real analysis?