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

[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.

[Ryan Albright]

Freshman comp
college algebra
Intro to humanities
Us government

yay freshman year of college

[Scott England]

ME 5754 - Impact Biomechanics
ESM 5314 - Intermediate Dynamics*
*while it's called Intermediate Dynamics, they mean Intermediate Graduate Dynamics, there is also an undergrad Intermediate Dynamics, a more appropriate name would be Dynamics 4*
plus the ESM seminar which brings the total to just 7 credit hours.

Huzzah for being a graduate student and getting paid to go to school while taking far less credits than I ever did as an undergrad. Though I consider this semester vindication for last fall, my first semester as a grad student, when I had Continuum Mechanics, Fluids 4, Advanced Biomechanics, ESM seminar, taught one of the solid mechanics labs, and brown-nosed in the laboratory I work in now to get picked up on a research assistantship so I wouldn't have to teach any more whining undergrads

[Stephen Kowski]

Classes, huh? well ill sign up for a few now that i see everyone is doing it....but i won't enjoy it mind you....

[David Kelly]

COMPUTER SCIENCE- N351 INTRO TO MULTIMEDIA PROGRMG
INFORMATICS- I210 INFORMATION INFRASTRUCTURE I
INFORMATICS- I303 ORGANIZATIONAL INFORMATICS
NEW MEDIA- N215 ON-LINE DOCUMENT DEVELOPMENT

[Jeff Rodriguez]

Network Theory and Application
Operating Systems
Microprocessor Assembly Language
Object Oriented C++