My advisers talked me down into taking Calc 2 instead of Calc 3 despite getting a 5 in BC calc. I saw the stats of how only roughly half of the freshmen taking Calc 3 pass it. I feel this is a good reason to go ahead and drop down a level. I went ahead and carried over that logic to taking Chem 1 instead of 2. The thing is, I’m wondering if my course load is too light now. I’m Taking:
CHM 2045: General Chem 1
MAC 2312: Calc 2
SLS 1102: Enhancing the Freshmen Experience
COP 2800: Computer Programming Using JAVA
PHI 2630: Contemporary Moral Issues
(14 credits)
It’s weird trying to balance out taking enough work with getting a good GPA. That last class scares me because it sounds like one of those classes with incredibly subjective grading criteria. I don’t want my grades to be dependent on what views I hold and for a grader I imagine it would be hard not having a bias. It sounds very interesting though and I do need the Gordon Rule. Do you guys know anything about this course? I kind of want a place where I can see all the student reviews on a course to help decide if the course would be good for me. Do any of you guys suggest a better alternative for my writing requirement? My major is Computer Engineering.