What's everyone's spring schedule like?

 

So far I'm taking:

 

Organic II + Lab, Physics II + Lab, Genetics + Lab, (some liberal arts).

Workin' an sleepin'. If I feel like it, I'll get on a plane and go to Prague. I keep meaning to go, and the flights are cheap. Also, must go skiing at some point.

want to trade?

I`ll be busy planting, I`ve got a new batch of F1 Hybrid chilis comming, and also have HUGE facilities to grow them in, hopefully I`ll manage to have more luck this year in making my own breed.

other than that, it`s just business as usual.

oh, and I should have finished my renewable energy source projects for my new irrigation pumps

Are these the real chilli peppers, or the euphemism chilli peppers?

I'll trade, but you'll have to complete suspiciously large amounts of documentation for varied people who are never really clear on it's purpose, before you are allowed the sleep option. I mean, what the heck is BS 7799 and why should I bother to check that we comply to it? Who tells me the I'm needed at an audit of all the business at the Xmas party the day before it's due to happen?

 

I may well stay in Prague. That'll learn 'em.

3 Chemistry courses - Organic, modern materials and a course called life in the cosmos.

 

Might drop one and take a divinity course tho.

real 100% genuine McCoy chilli peppers

 

I`ve got "Prarie Fire" "Jallepeno" "Fire Cracker" and "Scots Bonnet" on order, as well as my own stock

 

If ya like Chilis, I`de be happy to post some to ya (dried obviously)

- Engineering Design & Graphical Communication

- Calculus II

- Materials Science Fundamentals

- Physics II -- Mechanics

- Physics III

- Philosophy of Religion

 

I'm all good except for the Materials Science I think. It's more structural chem

 

Organic chem, Physical chem, Biochem and microbiology.

 

But it's summer vacation for me right now so I'm free and living on a purdy island, till the start of next year when I'll be volunteering in a genetics lab. Which will hopefully allow plenty of opportunities for evil.

 

*Wrings hands*

here's my scheulde:

 

omgosh, i have to chnage some profs and times around

Ive got

 

The role of a forensic officer

 

Calculus

 

Physical chem

 

Applied Bio

 

Physics

 

General math

 

Lab rota throughout (analytical)

Organic II & Lab

Physics II: Waves & Heat

Physics II Lab

Linear Algebra

Comparative Islamic Politics

Topics in Latin American Studies

I've got opticsopticsopticsoptics all week long for the next 2 years. should be fun. add to that learning biology just for the hell of it so I can do another degree after I finish my PhD. I figure 2/3 masters degrees (2 so far) and a couple of PhDs under the belt would be cool.

• Organic 2 Lecture
  
• Physics 2 Lecture
  
• Physics 2 Lab
  
• Public Health
  
• Genetics
  

 

The University I attend decided to schedule genetics lab at the same time as genetics lecture, and organic lab to interfere with genetics lecture as well. Pure genius I tell you.

Hmm I may have to make some changes too. The timetable pixies have made it so I have 3 labs in two afternoons. And my physical chem lab is five hours long :/

5 hours? OUCH.

Organic II

Physics w/calc III

Intro to Philosophy

Computer Programming I (Java)

Psychology of Drugs and Behavior

Intro to American National Government

 

Yeah its 20 hours, but only 2 of the classes are not a joke.

blike said in post # :

5 hours? OUCH.

Yeah checked this little subject choosing book, and it seems all the chemistry labs are 5 hours long from now on. I'll be taking 2 a semester for the next two years, so, well I imagine I'll be a good chemist. Or insane.

fafalone said in post # :

Organic II

Physics w/calc III

Intro to Philosophy

Computer Programming I (Java)

Psychology of Drugs and Behavior

Intro to American National Government

 

Yeah its 20 hours, but only 2 of the classes are not a joke.

 

20 hours is a reasonably small workload.

I had a maths lecturer that said: People will tell you that you need to study 40 to 50 hours a week at university. THEY'RE WRONG! You need to study 60 to 70 hours a week.

 

Not that I do.

I have:

 

Biochem III + Lab

Plant Physiology + Lab

Library Science

 

And then two independent studies in the research lab:

 

Molecular Mechanisms of Inflammation

Antitumor Activity of Natural Products

 

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What is library science?