Results on Spring semester were decent, all classes passed (Numerical as BARELY passed, and I'm really glad I was able to convince Prof. Rangarajan that I deserved to pass, because he could have flunked me if he were in a bad mood).
Summer was horrible - three classes attempted, two passed, one only on paper. A B in Management, a D (!!) in Financial Accounting, and a fail for Digital Logic. I flunked the final despite studying more for it than almost anything that I ever had. Now I'm taking it again.
Anyway, this semester's schedule:
Digital Logic (rerun)
Secure Programming (HAX!)
Comparative Politics (yawn)
Computers in Modern Society (kinda fun)
Research (Andrew is doing optional work!?)
While research isn't a for-credit "class", it will help me learn stuff, show the project leads that I'm a good team member, and give me a smooth transition into a senior project.
Anyway, I'm still trying to figure out ways to better focus. It may be because I've been doing this stuff for so long, semester after semester, and I really want to be done. Fortunately, I'm living at a nice new place, albeit far from campus (the Laurels).
Anyway, I'm gonna work to make this semester work, so I can find good work to work at.
Sunday, September 13, 2009
Thursday, January 29, 2009
This semester's classes:
Numerical Analysis (killer)
Object Oriented Programming (deadly)
Computer Networking Fundamentals (dangerous)
Intro to Marketing (risky)
The Career Fair last week went well, I received an email from one of the companies for an internship, but I doubt I'll be hearing from anyone big, like Intel or Microsoft.
Numerical Analysis (killer)
Object Oriented Programming (deadly)
Computer Networking Fundamentals (dangerous)
Intro to Marketing (risky)
The Career Fair last week went well, I received an email from one of the companies for an internship, but I doubt I'll be hearing from anyone big, like Intel or Microsoft.
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