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

[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)

[Adam Y.]

Enginering Design
Introduction to Engineering
Chemistry for Engineering
Chemistry for Engineering Lag
Calculus for Engineering 1
Theatre and Society

[Wetzel]

ENGL 101
STAT 210
BIOL 151
BIOZ 151
HUMS 291

[Amanda Morrison]

English 489 - Practicum in Literary Editing and Publishing
English 250 - American Literature 2

Freshman year, I was put into a bunch of classes that I didn't need. Therefore, my remaining three classes are all the 'freshman' courses required by the university to graduate. Let's hear it for an easy semester.

[Markeng]

Here's my list of classes.

ENGR 116 (Honors Engineering Problem Solving)
CGT 163 (Computer Graphics)
CHM 115 (Chemistry)
COM 114
MA 271 (Multivariate Calculus)
ENGR 100H (Honors Engineering Lecture)

18 hours of credit! Well, less than next semester (19 hours)
Go Purdue!!!

[mtrawls]

Phew! After administrative messes, I've finally finalized (nearly) my schedule ... the joy of being a first year.

Rodman Engineering (basic intro engineering course for honors program)
Chem lab
Ordinary differential equations
Either CS201 or 202 (discrete mathematics)
SPAN 330, Literary analysis
SPAN 411, Adv. conversation and grammar