[Aida]

A reincarnation of a previous thread. Hmm, so what kind of classes are you taking?

I currently have 5 on my plate:

Arabic - 1st term, should be beneficial insh'Allah.
Math - elements of calculus & statistics, looking forward to it. Missed having a math class .
Psychology - sleep & dreams
Psychology - drug & alcohol abuse; cause & treatment
Psychology - prevention of psychological disorders

[Gulcin]

Arabic is lovely! and definitely beneficial, hope you d keep it going.

currently, there still is some more time for the school to get started (yay), so I shall type some courses of the previous semester. hmm, lemme see..

Intermediate Arabic (3rd of 5)
The Politics of Social Welfare in Europe
English-Turkish Translation

these were the most enjoyable ones out of the 10 in total. the rest are major stuff, about teaching, psychology etc.

eagerly waiting for the next term, wanna take courses from different departments, its fun!

*nerd nerd*

[Ilikemyscarf]

-Computer Applications and Writing
-Principles of Human Sexuality
-Psychology of Black Experience
-History and Systems of Psychology
-Physiological Psychology
-Cartography (got dropped )

[hijabihoodlum]

Psychology - prevention of psychological disorders

i havent heard much on the subject of *preventing* psychological disorders. care to enlighten in the span of a post?


mine:
1. animal physiology and anatomy + lab
2. survey of organic chemistry
3. senior seminar (doesnt really count)
4. soil survey and taxonomy + lab
5. soil fertility and management + lab
6. global ethics

[fatima]

i dont get to make my schedule until after i go to orientation apparantly. so i dont know what im taking yet. sigh.

i am excited to be back in school though

[ChotooMotoo]

Physical Organic Chemistry
Introduction to Computational Chemistry
Group Theory
and I'm auditing the first semester Quantum Mechanics for Chemists course

[slime]

macroeconomics
microeconomics
principles of marketing
principles of management
managerial accounting

[Aida]

Originally Posted by hijabihoodlum

i havent heard much on the subject of *preventing* psychological disorders. care to enlighten in the span of a post?

Nor have I, that's why I registered for the course. From the first two class lectures I could say that it is what the title implies. The causes of psychological disorders are explored and then prevention/intervention methods are discussed.

[Vinto-geno]

hmmm....so how are these classes going for yalls?

Lets see, I enjoy:
Physical Anthro
Qualitative Methods (Anthro)

okay...those are the only two I like because of the content...the rest, i dunno why I like them. but they're a-okay

Ethnoecology --> I think I like it because of the prof
blegh, I refuse to talk about the rest...

[displaced]

prosthodontics/operative
oral surgery II
pharmacology
periodontology II

and then we have rotations and patients..but the light courseload is so freakin' nice after taking 10-12 classes at a time for 2 years.

[Timbit]

This semester:
The Qur'an

Next semester:
Five Books of Moses
Hindu Epic
Gender and Genre
Gender in Islam
Cinema Studies
Contemporary Lit. from the Caribbean

I'm excited.

[Pushpa]

Originally Posted by Timbit

This semester:
The Qur'an

Next semester:
Five Books of Moses
Hindu Epic
Gender and Genre
Gender in Islam
Cinema Studies
Contemporary Lit. from the Caribbean

I'm excited.

wow, your classes sound so interesting. Mine used to sound like this:

Introduction to literary studies: Approaches to Literary Theory & Concepts in Criticism
Victorian & Modern Literature
English Literature 1740-1832
Shakespeare
Old & Middle English

19th Century French Literature
Modern French Literature
French Special Authors (from Rabelais to Sartre)
French Language & Grammar
Translation
History of the French Language

Then for my grad school I basically made up my own syllabus:

Portfolio:
The 'Contes' of Voltaire
The plays of Voltaire
History of the Book
Censorship & Tolerance in the Eighteenth Century

Dissertation:
Voltaire & Religious Tolerance

[wheelworks]

Whats up with all this Physiology and Psychology and Psywhatsits?

[Timbit]

Originally Posted by Pushpa

wow, your classes sound so interesting. Mine used to sound like this:

Introduction to literary studies: Approaches to Literary Theory & Concepts in Criticism
Victorian & Modern Literature
English Literature 1740-1832
Shakespeare
Old & Middle English

19th Century French Literature
Modern French Literature
French Special Authors (from Rabelais to Sartre)
French Language & Grammar
Translation
History of the French Language

Then for my grad school I basically made up my own syllabus:

Portfolio:
The 'Contes' of Voltaire
The plays of Voltaire
History of the Book
Censorship & Tolerance in the Eighteenth Century

Dissertation:
Voltaire & Religious Tolerance

I hope they're interesting! They always sound interesting, don't they? But sometimes they end up being... not. But I hear they actually do start to get interesting in your senior years.

And the classes you had sound exciting, yaar. I always meant to take French in uni, but never found the time for it. Funny how I found time for things like Economics and Enviro Sci though.

I'm getting sick of English too now. I know for sure I wouldn't want a Master's in it. Maybe in Religion or Women's Studies. Not English Literature.

So you know a lot about Voltaire, eh?

[fatima]

Originally Posted by fatima

i dont get to make my schedule until after i go to orientation apparently. so i dont know what im taking yet. sigh.

i am excited to be back in school though

hahaha i cant believe i wrote that i was excited about school. yeah...

but anyway...my classes right now:

intermediate healthcare economics
biostatistics
intro to health systems management
intro to health policy
accounting