in europe
in europe
Regional Geography - A+
Physical Geography - A-
Human Geography - A-
lolInterpersonal Communication - A
A rather easy semester overall, made difficult by having to work in groups and/or on projects with lazy, worthless people.
Superior universities run on a quarter system!
Although mine is conforming to semesters next year D: lame
Awkward moment during the lab practical where my Chem teacher yelled at me cuz I got a 90 on a test but kept forgetting to do the online homework. all I was doing was asking how to make a hot water bath without hot water for calibration q.q
Boo-yeah, nailed an A in my Econometrics course. Nothing but theory and linear algebra, with a fuck of a hard final exam. Just waiting on one grade from an exam on Saturday. Looks like my transcript going in my MA appliactions won't be quite as amazing as my last semester, but an A average is well above most students.
I'll update this as they come in I guess, whatever, fuck you.
Double major: Physics (Astrophysics option) + Computational Mathematics
MTH471: Partial Differential Equations >> A+
PHY115: Classical Physics III >> A
MTH311 Intro to Real Analysis I >> A-
PHY313 Analytical Mechanics >> A
PHY341 Quantum Mechanics I >> A
PHY480 Undergraduate Research >> A
Overall GPA 3.98
Semester GPA 3.954. I'll take it, considering I was drunk for more than half of it.
A- in my intro to real analysis class might've just been an early christmas present, if I'm honest. Whatever, I'll take it.
Man, I feel left out of this thread now that I'm done with my MHA.
I'd post my students' grades (they did pretty good, overall), but I think that's a violation of some federal law or other.
CS-7463-01 : Enterprise Security Management > A
CS-6863-01 ST: Computational Neuroscience > A
BSN420 Business Law ( have to take it for my Technical Management Bachelors for some reason ) : B+
It was 18 credits, lol. Wasn't easy by any means.
Just finished my last final today. I'm expecting to get a meh grade in my bullshit class. (Don't see why we're forced to take "diversified education curriculum" classes in the first place. I'd rather take something useful.)
ESE 330 (3): Integrated Electronics :: B
ESE 380 (4): Embedded Microprocessor Systems Design I :: B+
CSE 376 (3): Advanced Systems Programming in UNIX/C :: A
CLL 215 (3): Classical Mythology :: B-
JPN 111 (4): Elementary Japanese I :: B+
I would have done better in moon if I didn't miss some classes because I was sick for a month. I tend to low ball potential grades so my expected grades might end up higher than the value I guessed.
MTH212 Calculus 3 - B
MTH214 Linear Algebra - B
PHY214 Principles of Physics I - A
A range for everything but Composition, which I got a B in.
Pretty easy course load will get even easier next semester as my major is DONE. GPA can't really budge from the 3.6 it is now.
Somehow pulled an A- and B- on a course I honestly thought I was gonna get a C- or worse, so I'm pretty psyched about it.
Still, definitely swearing off that much credit load
Economics and Mathematics major.
Calculus III: A
Linear Algebra: A
Introduction to Statistics: A
Economics and the Law: A
Intermediate Chinese I: A
My course load was a total of 18 credit hours. Linear Algebra and Calculus III were a lot harder than I thought. A lot of people had told me that Calculus III would be easier than II, but they lied!
Anatomy A
Cell Biology A
Ecology A
4.0
Cumulative: 3.88
1 semester til graduation.