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Originally Posted by KarTek
The sound classes should be a piece of cake. Those types of classes were the only ones I got any kind of good grade in school. It's a lot of logical stuff.
WTH is "old people studies" anyway?
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Physics of Sound is easy. It's high school level wave problems. Sadly it is a HUGE 101 type lecture class and the professor has been famous for adding in extra material not covered in his lecture notes or the book readings.
The other class was much harder. Sound Technology is this incredibly over encompassing class that covers live sound design from the bottom up. I really enjoyed the class, but I know i am going to probably take a hit on my GPA because of it. I'm waiting for Dale to chime in. My grade however before the final was 85% so let's see how much damage I can do
I made the mistake last semester of taking a calculus class for my minor in economics. My major doesn't require any math or science (sound production), but I felt calculus is an important subject regardless. It covered my natural sciences requirement but my B went down to a C- because of the miserable final.
Old people studies is my Introduction to Aging Studies class. I wrote one of my research papers on elderly men and automobiles
