<p>For me (I'm entering the college this fall),</p>
<p>A: </p>
<p>Calculus IV
Environmental Law
Intro to ECE</p>
<p>B: </p>
<p>Electricity/Magnetism
Linear Algebra
Objected Oriented Design Concepts</p>
<p>My major in Electrical and Computer Engineering, but I'm thinking about doing a double major with math. Btw, when do we hear about roommate assignments?</p>
<p>Re roommate assignments: I don't know if you still need/want to know, but a friend of mine is in the WPI Class of '11 and last year he had his roommate assignment by July 11.</p>
<p>That being said, I'm not a student (yet, we'll see about the class of '14), so I don't know if things have changed this year or not.</p>
<p>Hi, al6200;</p>
<p>If I recall correctly, there is a B-term Differential Equations class (MA 2051) which is taught at a more advanced and rigorous level than most other MA 2051 classes. Likewise, there's a C-term Linear Algebra class that is more advanced.</p>
<p>It's certainly not necessary to take the more advanced classes, but as a potential math major, it's worth looking in to.</p>