Doubleanti's College Thread

in the fall i'm taking the following...

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ECE31 Introduction to Digital Systems (4) F, Summer. Digital representation of information. Specifications of combinational and sequential systems. Analysis and design of networks of gates and flip flops. Standard modules and their use. Introduction to algorithmic systems: datapath and control. Prerequisite: ECE10, CEE10, or MAE10. (Design units: 2)

ECE31LA Introduction to Digital Systems Laboratory (1) F, Summer. Laboratory to accompany ECE31 for non-computer engineering majors. Corequisite: ECE31. (Design units: 1)

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Math 2D: Multivariable Calculus

Description: Differenetial and integral calculus of real-valued
functions of several real variables, including
applications. Prerequisites: Math 2A-B.

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Music 78A History of Jazz : developement of jazz from its African and African-American folk origins through blues, early jazz, and the swing era.

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Introduction to Econonmics An analysis of the problems society faces in organizing itself to provide goods and services. How decisiosn of governmental, buisiness, and the individual relate to current economic problems such as unemployment, inflation, poverty, and environmental pollution. Open only to non-Economics majors.

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for a grande total of 17 (!) units...

any advice? the writing course i wanted was full, and i suppose i would have taken philosophy in place of econ, but the schedule wouldn't allow... thank the lord i'm going in with 30 or so units already... Comm. College is great for High School! :)

Your econ course sounds like "economics for poets" or something:)

4 classes and a lab.......... must be nice... :(

fortunately for me i have my lab on friday, and thursday i only have two classes... so i have a nice buffer zone on both sides of that...three...hour...tour... er, i mean, lab...

er, i don't know what building "SS CCA" is tho... for one of my other classes, so that _might_ be a problem...:confused:

okay well i found out where that is, good for that...

oh and btw, i plan to double major in EE and CS, but i don't know whether it's wise to do that, or to continue unto my masters in EE first... at this rate, with my college credit already in the bank, it is well possible that i get my BSEE in three years... would it really help me that much if i had a degree in CS as well? or would it be more worth my while to get my masters instead? coming in as a freshmen into the fall session i have 36 units done, and 8 elective credits to use to 'catch up' on units i miss if my future community college class units fall short... and your BSEE takes 180 units... [i have most of my GEs done... which might not be a good thing later on... too much math and science make DA... something something...], so by my calculation, i'm about a quarter or the way there already. :) any advice? thank you very much!