<p>POLI-160 International Politics
COGS-211 Perception and Action
ENGL-101 Into the Apocalyptic Landscape
ANTH-150 Linguistics and Anthropology</p>
<p>REALLY excited about the Cog Sci course, even though it has a four hour lab on Fridays. On the upside, no classes start before noon! I also got into the Freshman Writing Seminar I wanted to take, which could have sucked otherwise.</p>
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<p>I’m intrigued…</p>
<p>Linear Algebra:
Vector Calclus
ODE</p>
<p>Undecided</p>
<p>PHYS: relativity
Complex Variables</p>
<p>I won’t be able to make my schedule for a few more weeks but I know the classes that I really want to take. They are:</p>
<p>Introductory Bio II + Lab + Recitation (~5 credits)
Introduction to Environmental Science (4 credits)
Contemporary Urban Issues (4 credits)
and possibly American Government for my political science minor</p>
<p>I register this friday, and assuming I don’t get closed out of everything again this will be my schedule:</p>
<p>Geology 116 & Lab (4)
Physics 202 & Lab (4)
Calc II (3)
Religion 103 (blahh gen ed) (3)
Public Speaking (1)
Bio 312 (Genetics) (3)</p>
<p>and I’m planning on auditing Ochem 1 so I don’t have a mega-face palm when I take it this summer.</p>
<p>@romanigypsyeyes: Sweet name for a class right? I really hope it’s as awesome as the title and description make it seem.</p>
<p>English 101b. Into the Apocalyptic Landscape
This course will explore characters caught in the dreamscape of violence and apocalyptic visions that is perhaps unique to the American history and culture, from slavery to skinheads to school shootings. Well examine the concept coined by rock critic Greil Marcus of Old Weird America, a folkloric history that has spawned murder ballads, the music of Bob Dylan and Johnny Cash, and a wide range of literary work, including poetry by Walt Whitman, William Carlos Williams, Lucille Clifton, and Etheridge Knight; stories by Edgar Allan Poe, Joyce Carol Oates, Flannery OConnor, Christine Schutt, and Denis Johnson. Longer works may include novels by William Faulkner, Gayle Jones, Robert Stone, William Vollmann, Hunter Thompson, and the graphic artist Lynda Barry.</p>
<p>Sounds like that class could be really interesting, a real downer, or both.</p>
<p>I don’t get to register until the 14th and the 15th, and I’m still not sure what I’m going to do yet! I’m kinda freaking out!!!</p>
<p>Looking to take at least 2 classes for the English major, not 100% sure about the rest…but 4 class definitely next quarter.</p>
<p>Monday 8 AM History of the Universe lab
T/Th 8 AM - 9:15 AM History of the Universe (6 credit)
T/Th 9:30 AM -10:45 AM Social Foundations II (4 credit)
T/Th 2 PM - 3:15 PM Microeconomics (4 credit)
T/Th 3:30 PM - 4:45 PM Cultural Foundations III (4 credit) </p>
<p>I only have classes Tuesday and Thursday next semester and I am taking 18 credits. The problem is that (at least on paper) my course load doesn’t look rigorous at all. I am at NYU, and I am in a program where there is a HUGE core. The problem with this is that I am trying to transfer out of NYU, and while my GPA is good (3.9) I feel like my courses don’t “look” rigorous. (although I have to read a few books every week and write at least one paper a week.) Also, this is for Junior transfer. I’m currently a sophomore. </p>
<p>Also, on the days I don’t have school (Monday, Wednesday, and Friday) I work at an investment bank for an internship I got, so I do indeed make good use of my time.</p>
<p>I register on Wednesday morning, but this is what I’m hoping to sign up for. Several of them I’m guaranteed into, but a few I’m not.</p>
<p>BM Piano Performance & BA History (double degree)
Year: Freshman</p>
<p>course units, 1 = 4 semester hours</p>
<p>MUS 15X: Experience/Live Performance of Music (have to go to concerts, 14 per semester)- 0 units
MUS 024: Symphonic Winds- 0.25 units
MUS 031: Piano Accompanying- 0.25 units
MUS 100: Applied Minor: Clarinet- 0.25 units
MUS 100: Applied Minor: Organ- 0.25 units
MUS 104: Theory II- 1 unit
MUS 181: Freshman Applied Major: Piano- 0.5 units
MUS 208: Keyboard Harmony II- 0.5 units
MUS 307: Free Composition (for non-comp majors)- 0.5 units
HIST 152: US History Since 1877- 1 unit
PHIL 214: Philosophy of Education- 1 unit
PE 133Y/139Y: Aerobics (133, 139 each for half the semester)- 0</p>
<p>Class times
MUS 024: T 4:05-5:35 & R 6:00-7:30
MUS 104: 3 sections of it, but hopefully get into this one: MWF 9:00-9:50 and TR 9:25-10:40
MUS 181: studio class M 8:00-9:00pm and piano departmental T 6:00-7:00 pm
MUS 307: composition seminar M 11:00-11:50
HIST 152: MWF 10:00-10:50
PHIL 214: TR 1:10-2:25
PE: MW 2:00-2:50</p>
<p>Applied lessons times TBD for: MUS 181 piano lesson; MUS 100 clarinet lesson; MUS 100 organ lesson and studio class; MUS 031 times TBD for lessons I have to accompany, studio classes, rehearsals, and my accompanying lesson; MUS 307 lesson; MUS 024 clarinet sectional time; MUS 208- no set time yet, depends on everyone’s schedules; MUS 15X attend concerts, about 1 a week to get that done</p>
<p>Plus we have School of Music convo on Thursdays at 4</p>
<p>Total: 5.5 units, or 22 semester hours</p>
<p>a little worried about getting into some of those, but we’ll see.</p>
<p>*Edit to my originally posted schedule: I ended up dropping legal and constitutional history. I will be taking a practicum in public history instead. Thank goodness!</p>
<p>Freshman Philosophy/International Studies.</p>
<p>PHI 1321 Intro Topics in Philosophy
PHI 2302 Existentialism
ENG 1304 Writing
ART 1300 Art Appreciation
AST 2380 Intro Asian Studies
PSC 3315 International Politics</p>
<p>Just made some major changes:</p>
<p>COMM 100: The Mass Media and Society (3)
COMM 250: Film History and Theory (3)
IST 110: Information, People, and Technology (3)
SRA 110: Introduction to Security Risk Analysis (3)
ECON 102: Introduction to Microeconomics (3)
STAT: Intro to Statistics (3)</p>
<p>That’s 18 credits. I wanted to take philosophy, but I’ll hold back on it for next year. I might be dropping COMM 250…</p>
<p>MAJOR: IST OR SRA</p>
<p>Second Quarter Freshman year (transferring to college of business, Econ Major):</p>
<p>ECON341 Intermediate Microeconomics (4 credits)
MATH252 Calculus II (4 credits)
MATH256 Calculus II Lab (1 credit)
MGMT173 Business Foundations (4 credits)</p>
<p>Only 13 credit hours at this point, so I’ll probably end up adding a gen req. course like Psychology or something.</p>
<p>I haven’t registered yet, but I will be taking:</p>
<p>MA 166: Calculus 2
CHM 116: General Chemistry 2
ENGR 132: Ideas to Innovation 2
PHYS 172: Modern Mechanics
COM 114: Public Speaking</p>
<p>17 credits.</p>
<p>Plan to take 19 credits:</p>
<p>Multivariate Calculus
Programming with Data Structures
General Chemistry 2
Intro to Microeconomics
Ethnic American Lit</p>
<p>Math 55b: Honors Real and Complex Analysis
Classics Bb: Homeric Greek
Music 151b: Theory IV
Expos 20: Expository Writing (mandatory for freshmen)</p>
<p>EE 351: Signals and Systems
EE 407: Analysis of Discrete Event Systems
CS 559: Computer Vision
CS 542: Advanced Data Structures and Algorithms
Math 470: Graph Theory</p>
<p>Lifespan Development
Cognitive Psychology
Intro to Sociology
Statistics in Psychology
Organic Chemistry II</p>