Classes

[azurelunatic]

Got four, this term:

Systems Analysis with "Double" McGuirk. Apparently she repeats herself a lot, a lot.
Tearing It Apart & Putting It Back Together Again (the A+ Certification course) with Sheldon
OOPs 2, Java, with Benes the Joking Okie
English, the same damn class again: summary, critque, synthesis, research.

Comments

[jdllama.livejournal.com]

Sys. Anal. - Easy. Plain and simple. Don't worry TOO much about it, although it will through you for a loop with Normalizations.

A+ Certification - Sounds like our Small Systems Architecture class. Once again, easy, if you can learn inane details like who made what chip. Our teacher was cool about it, and was a bit lax about it. Then again, I've had A+ training back in high school, so I'm a bit biased in a way.

OOP2: If you know how to program in C++, then SLEEEEEEEEEEP! Java and C++ are very similar with only structural differences. I know in our Java class, we went over C++ stuff for 5 weeks before getting into new stuff.

English: Exactly what I had. Whatever you do, don't wait for the last minute for research like I did :p Also, DON'T BARK! :)

Just thought I'd weigh in on this. Have fun this Tri :)

[azurelunatic]

Whee! classes!

Sys Anal should be a breeze for me. I'm excellent at analyzing and overanalyzing things.

Tear It Apart & Put Together Again should be fun. I like mucking with hardware. I can, when pressed, learn inane details, if I'm motivated. I can remember that AC Crispin wrote Sarek, and that the A of A.C. stands for Ann.

OOPs sounds like fun.

English: this is my third try at the class. Last semester I withdrew, having kind of spaced the class in favor of other considerations. This semester I have a different teacher, one who doesn't expect me to be an English major. (I am, but that's another story.)