davidthefat

So far, the classes I have planned for next semester are:

Calc 3 (4 hours)

Linear Algebra (3 Hours)

Basic Concepts Of Math ( Mathematical proofs, set theory, mathematical
induction and recursion, binary relations, functions,
definition and development of some common number
systems, cardinal numbers, abstract algebra. ) (3 Hours)

Comprehensive Physics (Gravity
A treatment of electromagnetism which builds on relativity
Atomic, nuclear, and particle physics
Statistical mechanics and thermodynamics) (5 hours with lab)


Should I add Computer Systems Organization (Pretty much assembly class)? I am not sure about adding Ordinary Differential Equations or Chemistry. This schedule very much looks like a Math major's, but I am a EE CS major. There are no EE classes I can take offered next semester.

luke8ball

Don't you need some gen ed's? That's too many quant-based classes. I would take something in the humanities.

I just finished my math major, and I would've never taken that many math classes in the same semester.

davidthefat

I got most of my gen eds through AP Credits. Chemistry is a gen ed at my school, but that would be overkill. The only gen ed I need is Technical Writing, but I want to delay that as long as possible.