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PHIL279 - Logic I
If you know anything about logic ( T and T = T, T and F = F, T or F = T, etc) then this should be a breeze for you.
http://www.ucalgary.ca/pubs/calendar/2005/...es/PHIL.htm#279
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That kind of stuff is the basis of digital logic.
That is the kind of stuff which I thought was quite interesting.
Thanks bud, I will check this one out as well as the class Mango was talking about. [/b][/quote]
If you're in engineering, especially software or computer engg or have taken discreet mathematics, this class is a breeze. Its dead simple stuff like if A = B and B=C then A=C ... and it honestly doesn't get much more complicated than that.
When I took it I got 100% on the midterm and ended up with a 97% overall for the course. I didn't attend any of the tutorials and only about 60% of the classes. The assignments can be easily done in a Sunday afternoon, and I studyed about 30 mins for the final and midterm.
Another easy engineering elective I took what GEOG something...203 I believe. It think it was titled World Affairs or something like that. Your mark is made up of 4 test, counting for 25% each. On the first day you get all the photocopied notes for the class, so there's no requirement to attend any of the lectures if you don't want to ... I did though just because it was actually fairly interesting. All the questions on the exams are made up stricly of questions from the photocopied notes. Also if you get past exams the questions are repeated like crazy!