<p>i would have gotten an A if he would have curved a few tests and let me make up one discussion.</p>
<p>great instructor too, always provides links for resources and opportunities.</p>
<p>do you use ratemyprofessor, dont tell me you attend delta.</p>
<p>I did use rmf lol, but just too make sure though 
I’m not at Delta, just take a couple of online classes there :D. Maybe POLS1 will be the second one.</p>
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<p>I just checked my detailed schedule again, and we are in the same class. :D</p>
<p>School: UC Irvine
Major: History</p>
<p>FRENCH 1A
HISTORY 100W
HISTORY 114 </p>
<p>13 units in all.</p>
<p>see you next year moose. ■■■■■.</p>
<p>yeah i took it online. DAMN i had the answers saved too but deleted em, will be a year this fall i took that course.</p>
<p>^ LOL, one minute sad for me =)
But yeah, maybe I’ll consider taking that class.
My schedule: @CC
<p>Kirschwasser, I think we’ll have two classes together also an UCSD Philosophy major. My schedule will look almost the same as yours expect I’m in Muir so I’ll take the writing class instead of making or a modern world. The methods course looks interesting but I’m concerned about the professor teaching it.</p>
<p>copy and paste from another thread
School:Berkeley
Major:Math/Econ</p>
<p>Econometrics – Economics (ECON) 240A [5 units]
Description: Basic preparation for the Ph.D. program including probability and statistical theory and the classical linear regression model.</p>
<p>Financial Engineering Systems I – Industrial Engineering (IND ENG) 222 [3 units]
Description: Introductory graduate level course, focusing on applications of operations research techniques, e.g., probability, statistics, and optimization, to financial engineering. The course starts with a quick review of 221, including no-arbitrage theory, complete market, risk-neutral pricing, and hedging in discrete model, as well as basic probability and statistical tools. It then covers Brownian motion, martingales, and Ito’s calculus, and deals with risk-neutral pricing in continuous time models. Standard topics include Girsanov transformation, martingale representation theorem, Feyman-Kac formula, and American and exotic option pricings. Simulation techniques will be discussed at the end of the semester, and MATLAB (or C or S-Plus) will be used for computation.</p>
<p>Applied Stochastic Process I – Industrial Engineering (IND ENG) 263A [4 units]
Description: Conditional Expectation. Poisson and renewal processes. Renewal reward processes with application to inventory, congestion, and replacement models. Discrete and continuous time Markov chains; with applications to various stochastic systems–such as exponential queueing systems, inventory models and reliability systems.</p>
<p>Game Theory in the Social Sciences – Economics (ECON) C110 [4 units]
Description: A non-technical introduction to game theory. Basic principle, and models of interaction among players, with a strong emphasis on applications to political science, economics, and other social sciences. Also listed as Political Science C135.</p>
<p>will probably drop game theory to do the senior honors thesis.</p>
<p>School: CSU Fullerton
Major: History</p>
<p>I register next Monday, but here is my tentative fall schedule. I’m an incoming transfer student. </p>
<p>HIST 434A: Russia to 1801
MW 10:00-11:15AM</p>
<p>HIST 300B: Historical Writing
TTh 2:30-3:45PM</p>
<p>AMST 320: Women in American Society
TTh 11:30-12:45PM</p>
<p>HCOMM 303: The Biology of Human Communication
TTh 10:00-11:15AM</p>
<p>@Sopranokitty, check your messages.</p>
<p>School: UCSD
Major: Bioengineering-Biotechnology</p>
<p>MAE 8 or MAE 9 (computer programming class)
CENG 101A (intro to fluid dynamics) OR MATH 20E (vector calculus)<br>
MAE 170 (experimental techniques)
HUM 5 (Revelle GE)</p>
<p>16 units total, if 16 seems like too much for my first quarter i’ll drop the humanities course and do 12 units.</p>
<p>Uhh maybe I’m totally messed up but I wasn’t aware that registration was already going on for UCSD. How did you figure out what classes to take though?</p>
<p>@washow Registration hasn’t begun yet for transfers, these are the classes that would be ideal for me to take in Fall. I’ve laid out a general idea of classes I should take every quarter for the next 3 years. I used the course catalog to get ahead before meeting with any advisers, now when I go meet with them they can perfect my 3 year plan instead of trying to throw one together for me.</p>
<p>Math 1B (Integral Calculus)
physics 4A (Engineering Physics)</p>
<p>De Anza College</p>
<p>Poli sci 3
Econ 2 (micro) -waitlisted #13 =/
Engrish 1A
Humanities 1 (Creative minds)</p>
<p>major: poli sci</p>
<p>I had to completely alter my tentative schedule because classes were being eaten up very quickly. I registered today, so here is my official fall schedule! I’m so excited for my first semester as a transfer student! </p>
<p>Major: History
School: CSU Fullerton</p>
<p>HIST 300A: Historical Thinking
MoWe 1:00-2:15PM</p>
<p>HIST 492B: Introduction to Public History
We 4:00-6:45PM</p>
<p>ENGL 355T: Images of Women in Literature*
TuTh 10:00-11:15AM
*This is a seminar on Jane Austen and her works.</p>
<p>AMST 320: Women in American Society - 19th and 20th Centuries
TuTh 11:30-12:45PM</p>
<p>*Dropped ENGL 355T, replaced it with HIST 320: Modern European History, 1789 - Present, MWF 12:00-12:50PM. I’m totally stoked because it opened up this morning! Hooray!</p>
<p>De Anza College
ANTH 1: Physical Anthropology
BIOL 11: Human Biology
MATH 10: Statistics</p>
<p>ucla</p>
<p>Biochem chem 153a
LS2
Stats 13
MCDB 165a Cell biology </p>
<p>this is the schedule i hope to get if i get my classses at orientation. Think its too much?</p>