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Wednesday, January 3, 2018
yeah
stop thinking
cunt
Kappa
i agree while also thinking i'm a shit
fucking
thursday scheduel is bullshit
1 class, at 8:30
thats it
gotta bus to campus for longer than I am in class
about an hour
electricity and magnitism 1
so probably leg
all my classes are important this term
huge physics dump
with quantum, classical & relativity, E&M
The kind of electricity they cover in low-level physics is easy though
That and prob/stat will be easy Pika
prob should be easy I agree
no reason to skip it though
sandwhiched between calc 4 and relativity
Eh
I will pass on that
yeah
When you get to electromagnetic theory, that's when you'll be in the real shit
apparently my classes I take get good 3rd year
Looks like my next 3 terms are physics majority terms
going to be a fun ride
In undergrad for me, E-Mag it was about 50/50 Engineers/Physics majors
about a third of each failed
next math term is last term of 3rd year
here too
engineering basically handles all of their courses internally
Probably because they need very specific parts of it at specific times
For the non-lab courses, we had a lot of interdisciplines
Even so, I was still always the odd one out
my school is like, 60% cs
and they mostly keep away from physics
other than first year shit
Don't encourage him Leg
We don't need him dropping out to start his own facebook knock-off
I fired up the old python to do a physics assignment earlier tbh
mainly because I did not feel like typing 10 decimal places into a calculator constantly though
706/7060 Electromagnetic Theory | Waterloo-Guelph Physics Graduate Studies
706 (University of Waterloo) 7060 (University of Guelph) Electromagnetic Theory Instructor: Stefan Kycia Time: Tuesday & Thursday 1:00 - 2:20pm Location: Mini Link Rooms (C2-278 at University of Waterloo & MacN 203 at University of Guelph) Course start date: January 10, 2017 Course Description:
uwaterloo.caThis is the course that will kill you Pika
thats a graduate level course
so I am safe for now
The question said use enough decimal places to notice the difference lef
I had no choice
There is only 3 people in my program for my year taking courses atm
because everyone else is on coop
so all my classes are mostly empty
Um... is that normal?
In Canada I mean
