Going through the registration for spring semester. i have 10 credits right now, and i need 12 to be full time and get free health insurance. so i am looking for suggestions on what classes to take.

i currently am 3 classes away from my associate's degree in engineering, and there arent any other engineering or math classes available to me besides the ones i am already taking. i prefer the class to be an easy one, cause calc 3, dynamics, and strength of materials will be enough to keep me busy im sure. i took a couple programming classes in high school(q and v basic). they were ok.

im kinda interested in getting into the type of programming that one would use to say, program specific functions on a carputer. what would that be?

if anyone wants to look at my selection, feel free...
http://www.csmd.edu/academics/descriptions.html

 

i don't get what you're looking for...

can you elaborate a bit, use an example, i might be able to give you an idea, i've taken lots of computer classes and stuff.

 

Carputer = Car computer? I think... LOL.

 

Take an intro to CAD class, you'll love it.

 

lol, yeah. easy grade. ive had bits of cad here and there in classes for the past 4 years, and now i work with it everyday.

zoned, look here towards the middle...
http://www.rdtiburon.com/index.php?showtop...climate+control

once java and arctic started talking, i felt dumb as hell. i would like to take a class that helps me to understand that.

like how to create programs that will operate a certain way with a voltage from a specific pin in a serial cable. i know electricity, and i would say i have a general knowledge of computers. i just want to learn about how to have both working together.

 

sex education classes are always fun...