Spring 2007
I am now eight classes from graduating, plan reviewed and approved by the powers that be.
In 2006, I took the following classes:
- Computer Science II
- Discrete Math for Computing II
- Computer Architecture
- Music Appreciation
- Logic
- Composition II
- Data Structure and Algorithms
- Organization of Programming Languages
- Software Engineering
- Operating Systems Concepts
- Advanced Algorithm Design and Analysis
- Introduction to Machine Learning
- Automata Theory
In Spring 2007, I plan on taking the following classes:
- Game Theory
- Introduction to Digital Systems
- Professional and Technical Communication
- Politics and Values in Business
- Art and Science of Anime/Manga
- Data Mining
It should be obvious from my Spring schedule that I finally sat down with my advisor and found out about the classes I still need to take that I wasn’t expecting. This plan leaves 2 classes to take in the summer to graduate. Any upper level CS class and any other upper level class should leave enough freedom to graduate this summer and not have to pull a strange work schedule.
It has been an interesting year at school, and an interesting time after returning in general. I have learned that people are really lazy. I consider myself to be lazy, but a full time undergrad student knows how to waste time like no other.
I learned a lot from Machine Learning, Automata Theory and Advanced Algorithms. Machine Learning was truly a difficult class that covered a board area of topics that needed a fair bit of understanding to use. This was definitely my favorite class and I plan on taking the intelligent agents track in grad school, which machine learning falls into.