Favorite Class?
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Music, i just love singing, currently we're dealing with expressionism(?), piano pieces of that period are just incredible 😃
Art, two hours, that save my boring thursday.
Philosophy the teacher's just amazing and we're always having nice discussions^^
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I know the topic says "Favorite Class," but I had several... (oh how I miss undergrad):
General Chemistry Labs - especially when liquid Nitrogen is involved (awesome TAs were a bonus)
Organic Chemistry - I love Carbon and fun names like quinoline and squalene (and learning about Fugu morgues)
Naturalized Epistemology and the Social Sciences - one of the most mind-boggling classes ever taken + 2 of the wackiest professors teaching/discussing with a class of 200 students!
Multivariable Calculus - good ol' blackboards came back with a visiting French professor... also a week's substitution by a German professor?
Molecular Biology of Cancer - super Chinese professor with NO accent... that was mind-boggling itself... (oh, and I love studying about viruses...)
Signal Transduction in Mammalian Cells - quirky, nerdy professor who loves PI3K... best notes ever...
Virus Engineering Lab - another quirky, fun, virus-loving professor and an awesome TA
I know... total nerd, right? 😃

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The lunch break is my favorite time of the day.

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The lunch break is my favorite time of the day.
I don't think that is considered a class... but I think everyone would be making in 'A' if it was :-)
I also have to add that I like my math class... it's my shortest class that I take and it's not to difficult.
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My video game animation class is definitely my favorite. I only hope that my team will get to complete our level before the semester ends.

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English Literature
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Chemistry - General, Organic, Industrial...everything, actually 🙂
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Physics - I suck at this and my marks are terrible, but I still love it...Even I don't know why! 🤣
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Mathematics - Just lovely - and so very fun!
I like these subjects because of the material and coursework - not because of the teacher. All my profs are nice guys, but I can't imagine why anyone would enjoy a subject just because the teacher's likeable!

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I'm really digging my Windows Server 2008 class, cause we're virtualizing the 2008 OS and I'm having a lot of fun. I also really like my Dark Day Ahead class (elective) cause we sit around, talking about dystopian futures in societies from novels and films. Also, the slew of novels and films to read/watch I love, so it's all win.
I personally can't wait for my Networking Security class next semester. We're gonna be learning how to exploit weaknesses and hack and make viruses =D
Right now I'd say Pharmacology - this class will run the remainder of the school year (2 semester class); probably the most interesting class I'm taking / I've taken. Definitely what I had in mind when I entered my program.
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Geometry was amazing. <3
And biology. Fungi are so exciting~~

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I love history.

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Legal and Ethical Environment of Business - I had a really funny old lawyer for the professor who made the class interesting, that class made me really interested in perhaps pursuing a legal career down the road.
New Product Development - We read two books over innovation then spent the whole semester working on a group project designing and bringing a new product to the market.
My capstone marketing class was pretty enjoyable as well. We read a whole textbook in one week, took a test the second week, then spent the rest of the semester pretty much doing group projects and presentations.
I also had really good teachers for the three statistics classes I took. One was an old senile professor who always lost track of what he discussing and would go off on some tangent about some life's lesson. Another was a really quirky Russian professor who was really funny. And the third was an ex-opera Tenor who always loved to talk about singing. I had good times in those classes...
My least favorite classes were my two accounting ones. I HATE ACCOUNTING!!! The poor excuses for professors didn't help either. I don't think accountants can teach!