Classes this semester

[FurnaceFace]

Ahhhh university, those were the days. I don't miss them but at the same time I do. I always hated this semester, long winter nights and hockey playoffs when you have to @$#% study for finals.

Good luck all.

[Ozy_Flame]

Originally Posted by Thunderball

Might not be a bad idea... we have to be Alberta, Quebec or the Feds though... they would be the most fun.

Then again, it sounds like he might be randomly selecting the groups.

My god, I just realized I've been doing 5 years of Political Science and I can't remember anything about Canadian executive federalism. This is going to bode well for class participation!

As for groups, hold off on forming anything until we hear what Sayers has to say. I also prefer to actually meet my team members in person before I commit to anything as well! Must be a Haskayne thing....

[Ufiti]

I don't know how many people hear go to SAIT but,
ACCT 200 - Accounting Fundamentals I
GEOG 255 - Travel & Tourism Geography II
OPER 265 - Computer Reservation Sys. II
TKTG 255 - Airline Tariff & Ticketing II
TPRD 255 - Travel & Tourism Products II
TSAL 255 - Travel and Tourism Sales I

A team return! (My classmates would get it)

[Thunderball]

Originally Posted by Ozy_Flame

My god, I just realized I've been doing 5 years of Political Science and I can't remember anything about Canadian executive federalism. This is going to bode well for class participation!

As for groups, hold off on forming anything until we hear what Sayers has to say. I also prefer to actually meet my team members in person before I commit to anything as well! Must be a Haskayne thing....

I totally agree... Sayers might throw a few curveballs our way, or might already have groups in mind. Plus, who knows about you guys anyway...

[evman150]

Multivariable, Diff Eqs, Quantum, Electromagnetism. Also my full year philosophy elective is still there.

Lots o' fun.

[the_only_turek_fan]

Originally Posted by cheung31

engg 233
chem 209
phys 259
amat 219
engg 253

Physics 259 is the most screwed up class ever. I still dont get the Biot-Savard Law, Guasses Law, and Amphere's Law. Just brutal. If you end up going into Electrical you will take ENEL 475, which is Physics 259 part 2.

The rest of it is OK. But it all depends on your profs.

ELG4104 ANTENNAS AND PROPAGATION

Have fun. That stuff is not fun. In first year at your University, are you classes 100's or 200s? We start off at the 200s.

The equivalent class for us is ENEL 575 I believe and I have heard horror stories about that class.

I have,

ENEL 593 - Digital Filters
ENEL 519.38 - ALGORITHMS COM-AID DESIGN OF ICS
ENEL 569 - Electronics for Instrumentation
ENEL 589 - 4TH-YR ENEL TEAM PROJ, PART B
ENGG 513 - ROLE & RESP PROF ENGG IN SOCIETY
STAS 343 - CDN SCIENCE POLICY & TECHNOL DEV

[CaramonLS]

Anth 303
Econ 339
Geog 365

[Pagal4321]

I will second TOTF's fear of 259. That class was NOT fun at all. Pretty much the reason I'm not in ENGG anymore.

[HelloHockeyFans]

Originally Posted by Pagal4321

I will second TOTF's fear of 259. That class was NOT fun at all. Pretty much the reason I'm not in ENGG anymore.

OH GOD.... Thanks guys...

To answer Sunil, University of Ottawa begins their first year courses as 1000... so well, 4104 is a fourth year course... I'm almost done!!

Course Description:

ELG4104 Antennas and Propagation (3,1.5,3b) 4 cr. Antenna fundamentals. Radiation integrals. Dipole and loop antennas. Microstrip antennas. Source equivalence principles. Aperture antennas. Reflector antennas. Array antennas. Antenna measurements. Introduction to the use of computational electromagnetics in antenna analysis & design. Modelling of wave propagation.

[Winsor_Pilates]

HROD 321
FNCE 343
Soci 365
Soci 375

[the_only_turek_fan]

Originally Posted by HelloHockeyFans

OH GOD.... Thanks guys...

To answer Sunil, University of Ottawa begins their first year courses as 1000... so well, 4104 is a fourth year course... I'm almost done!!

Course Description:

ELG4104 Antennas and Propagation (3,1.5,3b) 4 cr. Antenna fundamentals. Radiation integrals. Dipole and loop antennas. Microstrip antennas. Source equivalence principles. Aperture antennas. Reflector antennas. Array antennas. Antenna measurements. Introduction to the use of computational electromagnetics in antenna analysis & design. Modelling of wave propagation.

ENEL 575 - Antennas; radiation patterns, arrays, pattern multiplication, aperture antennas, propagation. Microwaves; applications, radiation hazards, waveguides and transmission lines, components, matching klystrons, travelling wave tubes and magnetrons. Solid state microwave devices.

There is some common stuff.

Dude, get out of it if you can!

[Regehr 2.0]

4th year Comp Engg last semester... I see the light!

CPSC 411 - Compiler Construction I
ENCM 589 - 4th Yr Comp Engg Team Proj Part B
ENEL 573 - Telecomm & Computer Communications
ENEL 593 - Digital Filters

[MRCboicgy]

ENTR 4435 - Strategic management
INBU 4408 - Intl trade management
INBU 3305 - Intl market entry and distribution
SPAN 3321 - Oral something or other (that sounds so wrong)
ANTH 2203 - Intro Cultural anthro (yay junior options in my 8th semester!)

[FireFly]

Originally Posted by Thunderball

I totally agree... Sayers might throw a few curveballs our way, or might already have groups in mind. Plus, who knows about you guys anyway...

A real politician (or business person) would be able to work with total strangers.... But if you don't want to be my partner(s) I'll just have to gouge you for everything you've got then.

I've never had Sayers though, so I wouldn't know his teaching style.

[icarus]

Originally Posted by Superfraggle

ENGL 404 - Middle English Lit. K. Olsen
ENGL 450 - British Lit. from 1900. PM McCallum
ENGL 462 - American Lit. from 1900 JM Perrault
BIOL 307 - Ecology and Human Affairs LJ Jackson & JF Addicott

Why isn't Jackie Jenkins teaching Middle English? That's a shame, she was great and made the course great.

You are lucky you have McCallum for 20th c. Brit Lit, unlike Kertzer who I had... he was brutal.

Ecology and Human Affairs? Sounds like fluff to me (your science elective, no doubt). At least it could be somewhat interesting, unlike a real ecology class, so enjoy it.

[Ozy_Flame]

Originally Posted by FireFly

A real politician (or business person) would be able to work with total strangers.... But if you don't want to be my partner(s) I'll just have to gouge you for everything you've got then.

I've never had Sayers though, so I wouldn't know his teaching style.

Hahaha good point, but come on! I think all three of us know by now in our university careers that having high expectations for a group you haven't met is surely going to lead to some kind of disappointment! Now I know we're all brilliant enough to be posting on CP, but debating provincial matters for three straight months is another story!

As for Sayers, I had him for one class last year in 463 and I dropped out because I didn't like him one bit. However, I hear this class is significantly better than 463, so I'm willing to give it a shot. Besides, I like having no final and a group position paper!

[the_only_turek_fan]

Originally Posted by Regehr 2.0

4th year Comp Engg last semester... I see the light!

CPSC 411 - Compiler Construction I
ENCM 589 - 4th Yr Comp Engg Team Proj Part B
ENEL 573 - Telecomm & Computer Communications
ENEL 593 - Digital Filters

nm. I PM'ed you instead.

[Thunderball]

Originally Posted by Ozy_Flame

Hahaha good point, but come on! I think all three of us know by now in our university careers that having high expectations for a group you haven't met is surely going to lead to some kind of disappointment! Now I know we're all brilliant enough to be posting on CP, but debating provincial matters for three straight months is another story!

As for Sayers, I had him for one class last year in 463 and I dropped out because I didn't like him one bit. However, I hear this class is significantly better than 463, so I'm willing to give it a shot. Besides, I like having no final and a group position paper!

Well, a group we haven't even met isn't exactly a new thing in University. I know there's been more than a couple randomly assigned groups that I've been placed in during my university career.

The grading scheme in this course sounds pretty good... unless of course you are an Atlantic Canadian province. Then you have to do your essay pretty quick by the looks of it.

[Superfraggle]

Originally Posted by icarus

Why isn't Jackie Jenkins teaching Middle English? That's a shame, she was great and made the course great.

You are lucky you have McCallum for 20th c. Brit Lit, unlike Kertzer who I had... he was brutal.

Ecology and Human Affairs? Sounds like fluff to me (your science elective, no doubt). At least it could be somewhat interesting, unlike a real ecology class, so enjoy it.

It was supposed to be Jenkins first semester and Olsen second, but we only ended up having Jenkins for about a week. She was pregnant and there were some complications, I think (extremely premature birth maybe? Can't remember for sure if I was told that or made it up in my head ). It sounds like every thing has worked out and she's doing fine, though.

Yeah the Bio class is my last non-English degree requirement (other than just credit). It was the only senior level class I could find that was open and didn't have prerequisites. Same reason I took ANTH 311 (Primate Behaviour) last semester.

[Ozy_Flame]

Originally Posted by Thunderball

Well, a group we haven't even met isn't exactly a new thing in University. I know there's been more than a couple randomly assigned groups that I've been placed in during my university career.

The grading scheme in this course sounds pretty good... unless of course you are an Atlantic Canadian province. Then you have to do your essay pretty quick by the looks of it.

Sorry, its just that I've spent four years in business where you get to pick your group for EVERYTHING you do. I've noticed in Poli Sci group projects can be a little more aggrevating because everyone has their own unique political perspectives, whereas in business, a good business plan is a good business plan.

I do have to say though, that I'm looking forward to this class simply because of it's different structure and the chance to apply all I've learned in Poli Sci to this setup.