Differential
Equations for Engineers: Another math class populated by engineers. I haven’t heard anything extremely good or
bad about this class, so I’m expecting another fairly typical math class.
Intro to
Computing with MATLAB: My required intro to computer science course. Not too many complaints from fellow freshman
engineers who took this first semester.
I don’t have any programming experience, but it’s not supposed to be
necessary. I guess we’ll find out about
that.
American voices:
The second of my two required first year writing seminars. No further comment involving engineering and
English.
Basic
Engineering Probability and Statistics: One of the two classes I don’t need to
take in order to fulfill my freshman engineering requirements. For chemical engineers, this class can be
taken instead of linear algebra (for engineers). Since I had extra space in my schedule and
hadn't taken statistics before, I thought I’d see if I liked this class.
Intro to
Microeconomics: My other noncompulsory class, which for engineers counts as a
liberal studies class.
Basic rock
climbing: This may be the “class” that I’m looking forward to the most. It meets once a week for a two hour block at
Cornell’s natural indoor rock wall. I've
wanted to try rock climbing for a whole bunch of years now, so when I saw the
opportunity to climb and get PE credit, I took it. Hopefully any scheduling changes will not
affect this class.
(Also, Happy
New Year, only 7 days late. . . . That’s late even by my standards.)
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