College FIRSTers!! What classes are you taking this Fall 2004?

[Elgin Clock]

As for me.. well.. One of the possible classes (Physics) I want to take is closed, but it is taught by a fellow FIRST mentor from another CT team, so I hope I can sneak in with permission.

That's what I get for trying to sign up so late.

(Why do classes start earlier and earlier every year??)

[MikeDubreuil]

I'm on co-op, no courses for me

[Erin Rapacki]

uhh.... Technical Writing (very time consuming), Intro to IE (yay!), Quality, and Digital Simulated Technology

...then coop for another six months!!! woopeee!!!!!

[Billfred]

lessee....(logs into VIP)

Music appreciation
University 101
Some speech class, can't remember the name.
Calculus for BAs
English 101

[Swan217]

Solids, Fluids, Heat Transfer, Engineering Materials, and Numerical Methods & Matrices (Math). So far I'm 3 for 5 with the worst possible teachers I can get, but there's still time to get bad teachers for the other two! :-p

[Ashley Weed]

New Media and the Web, IST class, Calculus, Programming

[MikeyP]

Chemistry 115, English 106, Calculus 161, Engineering 106, and Engineering 104.
GO PURDUE!

[Jessica Boucher]

Hmmm...

Marketing Research - Something I've done multiple times before, but never taken a class on it. There's a project at the end of this that I've got some great ideas for...

Operations Research - A deep dive into Ops, in the Math department. Because Babson feels the need to be "integrated", a lot of my intermediate classes were in giving me a broad, integrated view of business administration - so I know a bit about Operations, Marketing, Strategy, Finance, Accounting, all mixed together like a pint of Ben & Jerry's. The later you go, the more your classes become "deep dives" into areas you've already touched upon before.

Web Technologies - Basically, I was bored with the other Lib Arts classes being offered (you can only read so much "Poetry from the Industrial Age"), and the prof is hysterical.

MCFE: New Bedford Symphony Orchestra, my personal favorite. MCFE (Management Consulting Field Experience) is a interview-required class where students are placed into groups to act as consultants to non-profits. My group will be looking at NBSO's membership base and working with them to expand it to a level of consistent, manageable growth.

Because MCFE has no set class time, and all my other classes are on Tuesday & Thursdays, I have Mondays & Wednesdays off

[Pat Roche]

hmm.....
Gen Chem, Physics 1, Calc 1, First year seminar and Great Ideas: Western Culture.....
I'm going to be busy I think....

-Pat

[Beth Sweet]

The Principles of Advertising, Math 110 (yay for not being able to test into any smart math classes...) and Writing: the Evolution of American Thought. So far, I've only read a couple of the books for the writing class, but they're really good, I'm excited.

[Greg Needel]

pneumatics and Hydraulics, Strengh of materials, Differential Equations, physics 3, co-op prep

[jpsaul7usa]

Organic Chemistry 2 + 6hr/week lab - It's reaction time.
Inorganic Chemistry 1 - What's this all about?
Physics 2 - Pssst. physics...
Calculus 3 - Easier than Calc 2, right?
Biology 1 (Honors) + 3hr/week lab - Most failed class at NAU, here I come!

I also get credit for mentoring new Honors Students one hour a week, and I should get like 10 credits/sem for being an RA, but I'll happily take the room and board.

I like science and math

[Matt Leese]

I think my classes have more exciting names than everyone elses so far (not that they're more exciting, just that the names are):
Digital Control Systems
Principles of Digital Interfacing
Advanced Computer Architecture
Principles of Robotics

I'm also taking Golf to finish up my activities credits. I was going to take badmitton but that conflicts with a lab I'm teaching.

Matt

[Jeff Waegelin]

Well, I'm currently taking a little of both ME and EE, and I'm in the Michigan Marching Band so my schedule is a little uhh... diverse. Here it is:

EECS 216: Intro to Circuits
ME 250: Design and Manufacturing I
ME 211: Intro to Solids
ENS 354: Marching Band

[Clark Gilbert]

MA221: Calc for Tech
MET111: Applied Statics
CPT175: Visual Programming (lecture/lab)
PHYS218: General Physics (lecture/lab)
CHM111: General Chemistry (lecture/lab)