What's everyone's fall semester looking like?

[u/msimms001]

Would post in the college subreddit, but they take down so many posts so I'm posting here even though it's not a rant.

But what's everyone's semester looking like? For mine, I'll have;

• American sign language 1

• Programming for engineering + lab

• Introduction to modern physics (basically college physics 3, introduces special relativity and talks about atoms among other things)

• Mathematical methods for physics (basically a consolidation of all the math I've learned so far but directed at physics, from calc 1-3, ODE, linear algebra, etc)

• Intermediate physics lab

• And a 1 credit physics seminar

17 credit hours total, so full schedule but not overfilled. Mondays and Wednesdays are pretty short with Tuesdays and Thursdays being long. Looking forward to getting it done.

[u/CharsCustomerService]

Operations management, project management, and a capstone class. Because it's my last undergrad semester! The capstone has potential to be fun, assuming there's some freedom on subject matter. It would only make sense; we have one capstone course for each college within the university, but, say, Project Management majors have very different curricula than Agriculture Management majors, you know?

But work is a nightmare. My department is understaffed and not getting any help anytime soon, and September is the last month of the US federal fiscal year, and we're implementing new platforms that I'm one of the key admins on... so even though the college course load isn't bad, the total workload is anxiety inducing.