Tuesday, November 02, 2004
Bush 176, Kerry 112 (as of 7:06pm)
There is the current count. The Bush supporters in the receptionist room are cheering, while I patiently wait – only half of the votes have been counted, and there is still plenty of time. Bush has many supporters, and I give the man kudos for inspiring that many to have faith in him – whatever the outcome is, I’ll have to accept it. I revel in the fact that there are two Kerry supporters here who voted, and two Bush supporters who didn’t register.
On another note, I went to grad check today, and everything is looking smooth for my graduation in the spring. Even better, I have some options.
I have 3 more non-project classes to take for sure, while the others are still a variable.
1. Bachelor’s degree – 3 project classes, for a total of 6 classes in my last two quarters, creating two relatively easy 12 unit quarters to finish off my college career.
2. Bachelor’s degree with a specialization in Software Systems – 3 project classes + 1 specialty class for a total of 7 classes in my last two quarters, creating 1 relatively easy 12 unit quarter and 1 more difficult 16 unit quarter.
3. Bachelor’s degree with a specialization in Software Systems and Information Systems – 3 project classes plus 2 specialty classes, for a total of 8 classes in my last two quarters, creating two relatively difficult 16 unit quarters.
Another thought is that regardless of my decision, one of these quarters will include two project courses. This makes the “relatively easy 12 unit quarters” a bit harder. Another thought is that regardless of my decision, I am balancing work/internship in it.
So far I am taking at least one project class next quarter, and probably 2 of my non-project classes so I can set that up to fit my schedule best. It’ll suck when spring quarter requires a certain schedule and it might interfere with work/internship.
Any suggestions?
There is the current count. The Bush supporters in the receptionist room are cheering, while I patiently wait – only half of the votes have been counted, and there is still plenty of time. Bush has many supporters, and I give the man kudos for inspiring that many to have faith in him – whatever the outcome is, I’ll have to accept it. I revel in the fact that there are two Kerry supporters here who voted, and two Bush supporters who didn’t register.
On another note, I went to grad check today, and everything is looking smooth for my graduation in the spring. Even better, I have some options.
I have 3 more non-project classes to take for sure, while the others are still a variable.
1. Bachelor’s degree – 3 project classes, for a total of 6 classes in my last two quarters, creating two relatively easy 12 unit quarters to finish off my college career.
2. Bachelor’s degree with a specialization in Software Systems – 3 project classes + 1 specialty class for a total of 7 classes in my last two quarters, creating 1 relatively easy 12 unit quarter and 1 more difficult 16 unit quarter.
3. Bachelor’s degree with a specialization in Software Systems and Information Systems – 3 project classes plus 2 specialty classes, for a total of 8 classes in my last two quarters, creating two relatively difficult 16 unit quarters.
Another thought is that regardless of my decision, one of these quarters will include two project courses. This makes the “relatively easy 12 unit quarters” a bit harder. Another thought is that regardless of my decision, I am balancing work/internship in it.
So far I am taking at least one project class next quarter, and probably 2 of my non-project classes so I can set that up to fit my schedule best. It’ll suck when spring quarter requires a certain schedule and it might interfere with work/internship.
Any suggestions?
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