Tentatively, my schedule for next semester looks like this:
- CS Clinic (cool industry research/work project class)
- CS Colloquium (get talked at for an hour a week by people doing CS-y things)
- Computer Vision (taught by Zach Dodds, who is Awesome, about once a decade)
- Occult and Magical Philosophy (taking it on Pitzer with friends -- fills Humanities reqs.)
- Some Language Class
- German -- 4 days a week and I've wanted to take it for a while.
- Japanese -- possibly quite useful, but 5 days a week and people tell me it's hard/huge time requirement.
- Chinese -- 5 days a week, but taught on Mudd by a new prof. Fills an on-campus hum req. but new prof is a gamble. I'm not remarkably interested in it.
- Russian -- 5 days a week. Slavic language may be useful for travel in Eastern Europe.
- Some Other Class
- Project Management -- Engineering class, may have overlap with Software Design.
- Networks -- I don't know much about computer networks and I really should learn.
- Enterprise and Entrepreneurs -- Econ class on Mudd, fills on-campus hum req. Easy prof.
- Materials Science & Energy Conversion/Storage -- something cross listed under Chem, Engineering, and Physics. Sounds interesting, but held at 8:00-9:15pm
~KMarsh
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