<p>How bad is it really? How many hours are spent on HW?</p>
<p>for the intro math courses, you can easily spend 1 hr on 1 problem, so i’d say 10 hrs+/wk for math.
engin 101 sometimes you get no hw on 1 week, but sometimes assignmnts take 5 hrs~6 hrs on avg to finish.
It’s all about efficiency, so you might learn a lot faster and spend less time.</p>
<p>and how easy is it to transfer from engineering to ross after the first year?</p>
<p>hm intro courses are curved, so i think they’re slightly harder because you’ll likely to have a lower gpa in engineering than lsa kids.</p>
<p>I would imagine kids in engineering with GPAs lower than kids in LSA will get into Ross.</p>
<p>most people in engineering don’t apply to ross`~</p>
<p>Most people in LSA don’t apply to Ross either lol</p>
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<p>lol thats true =p</p>
<p>I posted in another thread…</p>
<p>Through my first semester, on my 3 main classes I spent about this much time out of class:</p>
<p>Math: 80 hrs (I should have spent more time here)
Orgo: 100 hrs
Engr101: 150 hrs (I should have spent less time here)</p>
<p>Ouch, is 101 really that hard? And what math class are you talking about? I was thinking of taking Calc II (Honors or applied honors or maybe regular idk =/) with Eng 101 but maybe this is a bad idea?</p>
<p>I had no programming experience going into 101, and a lot of that time was spent doing a really ineffective job of debugging.</p>
<p>Math was 156 (by the way, you can’t take 186 in the fall). I spent very little time studying outside of doing homework, and could have done better if I had spent some time on that.</p>
<p>dangg 150 hrs on 101? i spent 15 hrs on project 6,which is like the hardest of all for this semester, and i thought it was too much…
but yeah, 101 is not hard, it’s easy to get A- or above if you give some efforts</p>
<p>My professor told me that our projects were harder than they normally are. (I think our tests were easier to compensate).</p>
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<p>It is highly dependent on which engineering track you choose. Computer Science, Aerospace Engineering will be very difficult, while Industrial Operations Engineering (IOE, IOEasy, In&OutEasy) will not be too hard. However, as a freshman, everyone takes roughly the same courses and, for the average person, they are tough (curved to a B-/C+ = 2.7/2.3).</p>