<p>Breakdown of classes, what are you guys registering for?
Anyone have experience with a language course? also whats another science to take other than bio (cannot fit it into my schedule?</p>
<p>If you are a science major, like biology for instance, focus on finishing up your gordon rules.</p>
<p>Easy Gordon Rule Courses: CLA2123 (The Roman Way)
Also look at AMH2020 (American history after 1865)</p>
<p>Also can’t remember the course code by middle eastern civilizations and ancient civilizations are both easy gordon rules</p>
<p>What questions do you have about the language courses? I’m currently in SPN1124.</p>
<p>As for a science credit, if you are not a science major and you were referring to baby Bio, I recommend AST1002 (Astronomy). I took it in the summer freshman year, and it was very challenging, but I heard it’s pretty easy if you take it during a full semester. It was a very interesting class for me, and the lab was pretty cool as well. Baby Bio is a gimme A, but AST was more interesting for sure.</p>
<p>thanks forthe gordon rule classes!
and oh okay has anyone taken french or german?
i was thinking geology? is that hard? because i cant with baby bio or astronomy, wont fit into my schedule</p>
<p>My advisor recommended CHM1020 or PHY1020 for spring. I registered for CHM1020 already, but a couple of my friends taking the course now said the course is a nightmare and the instructor is horrible. Anyone else here have experience with this chemistry class? I think I’m going to bail out of it and take a different science course.</p>
<p>My roommate says oceanography is a pretty easygoing class. I’m in geography and everyone in my particular class is pretty much dying.</p>
<p>Many people that I know are Biology majors and they are dying in Chem. I would opt out of it if you aren’t a science person, I know I am not. Oceanography should have a lab right?I havent heard anything about Geology it might be easy?</p>
<p>Avoid Chem if it isn’t required. I’ve also heard the class is Brutal. </p>
<p>As a side note if you do take baby bio don’t underestimate the serious need to study for the exams. Every time I left the testing center there were at least two people who failed chatting it up. Even if you don’t attend class read the book and buy bill’s notes!</p>
<p>Do you need to get your science done for a milestone? If you need a class with a lab I’d wait for baby bio. If you just need science then go with oceanography.</p>
<p>Anyone taken EDF4430 Classroom Assessment and know if it’s worth the time? Not an education major but I want some useful insight into schools and classrooms.</p>
<p>If its 1020, Chem should be ok. 1045 Gen. Chem = HE11…the material isn’t too much, but the amount of work given between the lecture and lab is unnecessary.</p>
<p>Yea the CHM1020 is supposed to be a dumbed downed version for non-science majors, but my friends in the class now say the instructor is making it into a torture marathon. Maybe they are exaggerating, I’m going to check this out more. My adviser said today I can take the baby bio with lab to meet general requirements, but I still have to take at some point either the CHM or PHY 1020 for my major. I’m having a problem scheduling the Physics course that I would prefer to take now and I might stay in CHM1020 or I might switch to baby bio.</p>
<p>^I actually may switch into bio mostly because it is much simpler than any of the other sciences with a lab component.</p>
<p>and yes I believe chem for non majors would be okay for anyone who excelled in it during high school and believe they won’t be overloading next semester with work.</p>
<p>I’m registered for The Roman Family (CLA3502), Anthro of Food (ANT2460), College Algebra (MAC1105), and Intermediate Japanese (JPN2220). Anyone have experience with the Japanese course? It’s been four years since I was last in a Japanese class. I’m studying up on my hiragana and katakana this December, but does this instructor use a lot of kanji? My last professor didn’t, so I’m a little worried.</p>
<p>the ancient mythology class code is CLT3378. there aren’t any open seats left but some are bound to open up during drop/add week.</p>