<p>any advises?</p>
<p>Hard to say, really. Most summer classes are taught by professors from local community colleges and/or graduate students. And they tend to rotate every year.</p>
<p>how will the workload be?</p>
<p>Will there be enough time to manage the workload as well as maintaining a summer job?</p>
<p>probably not…</p>
<p>This will be <em>very</em> busy, just because EE40 is a course packed with info, covered at far too quick a pace. Kind of the opposite of EE20, which moved at a highly leisurely pace.</p>
<p>Combined with the fact that Math 54 may even be a little tough for someone who’s never seen something like linear algebra to get used to, I’d be a bit worried. </p>
<p>If you’re not like, a sophomore or older, I’d say forget about one of those two classes over summer. Decide, probably, based on which gets you to interesting material soon. It could be either - if you want more math classes, 54 is a good bet; EE40 - depends on what kind of EE you like, if any. If you ARE older, then of course go for the schedule, just know that it’ll be really really busy.</p>
<p>Good luck.</p>
<p>mathboy 98 thx for the info</p>