EE Summer classes Advice

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<p>Basically took a opportunity to gain work experience with Verizon Wireless which is required I start Spring semester. YAY ME! Anyhow, it also requires I push back my schedule to summer and requires I take classes over summer vs spring. I'm currently a sophomore, but have transfered so some of the courses I've taken are off set. </p>

<p>I'm looking for advice as a EE on which classes to take over the summer. Any advice appreciated, my gameplan was to take general elective to get out the way because I know summer will distract my focus. I dont want to ignore all my EE electives though.... Personally which courses do you think would be best to take over the summer, I don't want to rely on redbull every night of the summer so given that, somewhat stressfree. Also I understand courses vary from college to college and teacher to teacher... but I'll do the research.</p>

<p>Attending University of Pitt-
Taken all Gen courses, phy1&2, calc1&2, chem1&2, etc.
Taken digital logic, basic lin algebra, microecon</p>

<p>Course I can take in summer:
EE circuits1, computer organization(logic2), diff eq, calc3, java programming, probability and stats for engrs...
Also can take communication elective I need, and or any other electives that would be 2-3credits.</p>

<p>Again, kinda have a limited and open schedule due to me being a early sophomore still. Suggestion/advice/criticism.... thanks</p>

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<p>diff eq probably would be a killer if you don’t do the work. if calc3 involves mutlivariable (if that’s what your calc 3 is about), then you need to pull your belt too because some people are very weak at drawing planes and surfaces…
I don’t know how bad is your probability and stats for engr at your school - but in my school it’s a killer course.</p>

<p>I would say always find out opinions from your upperclassmen first.
Do you have to take these classes in order to graduate within 4 years?</p>

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<p>During summer? None. Hope that was helpful…</p>

<p>Seriously, I’d say diff eq would be the easiest assuming you did well in the calc series.</p>

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