‣ such an applicable course for career/industry -- super cool to learn full stack development and make something fun at the end for course project
‣ highly recommmend if interested in software development at all, since there are a lot of transferable skills

‣ my favorite higher level cs course taken! introduced me to lower level systems programming which i hope to pursue. the lectures were so well made and the projects were challenging but rewarding.
‣ super duper recommend this course as it is also so applicable to industry and material is relevant.

‣ a gen ed requirement - in highschool i LOVED chemistry but this was a class i kept on the backburner this semester
‣ easy enough to forget about until the last minute but the material is definitely much more challenging than AP chem in high school, so i would recommend to stay on top of lecture notes

‣ this course is known as one of the easier upper level 18-xxx courses, but i found this to be challenging and not relevant to my career, so it was difficult for me to be invested.
‣ both the professors were sososo kind and passionate about their material and genuinely want you to succeed. honestly would take the class again just for them.

‣ math core course! i enjoyed the professors and consistency of this course
‣ fun to learn about matrices for the first time besides small portion in highschool

‣ despite being a core course, i really didn't enjoy this course. it was really theoretical and definitely confusing
‣ lectures were longer than usual and harder to pay attention in, very math heavy!

‣ LOVE LOVE LOVE this course! the professors are both passionate about it and create a fun learning environment
‣ labs were stressful but very rewarding and fun to do, not super nit-picky like circuits but more hands-on than software classes
‣ hardware is definitely a different type of programming so it's hard to get used to, but i surprisingly really enjoyed this course. just make sure to stay on top of homework!

‣ fun and relaxing PE course
‣ sometimes stressful to go to when i had a lot of homework but teacher is very understanding and you're allowed to do work during the class (if you must)

‣ human computer interaction course
‣ learned arduino and created cool games/programs
‣ i really enjoyed this class and had a lot of fun learning new skills. able to create cool projects with own ideas.

‣ this class is notoriously hard at cmu + for good reason~ the assignments in hindsight are not too difficult if you start the work early.
‣ important class for other higher level courses, so it's a good class to have a firm foundation on

‣ in my opinion, the easiest ece core class
‣ labs were time consuming and the class got confusing towards the end, but fun when circuit worked

‣ highly recommend this course! prof vicky was so sweet and passionate about the subject
‣ fun class that wasn't a technical course

‣ mandatory first year writing, but surprisingly one of my favorite courses
‣ subject: becoming and unbecoming ourselves on social media, professor pal made this entire course worth it
‣ learned how to read/write research proposal essays, for final paper i did a cool research project on BeReal, a social media app

‣ i don’t think my brain is wired for microeconomics, i didn’t enjoy this class but the teaching was okay and assignments/exams were medium difficulty

‣ not as time consuming as 15-112 but not as much fun
‣ learning C syntax took a long time to get used to, especially only having python background
‣ overall, i recommend this class but not an essential course

‣ wide range of ece coverage but doesn’t go too in-depth with material
‣ some difficulty understanding the materials through lecture slides but the additional notes really helped
‣ labs took a really long time for me because of issues with macbook and scopy which was pretty frustrating but learned a lot overall, especially equipment
‣ enjoyed working with tools and circuits but the toolbox was heavy

‣ not that much of a time commitment but learned a lot of basic HTML and CSS
‣ i think i could’ve learned a lot more if i put in the time/effort but wasn’t one of my main focuses this semester
‣ i don’t think this course is totally necessary to learn web development and a lot of my learning came from the internet itself but good introduction course and teaching was good

‣ CIT gen ed, i loved having anderson
‣ homework didn’t take that long and exams weren’t too difficult but having learned physics 1 in high school definitely helped, although i didn’t understand much when i first took it in high school

‣ first time learning discrete mathematics, this class was very difficult especially because it wasn’t my first priority
‣ take with clive!! he is a genius and made the class very fun
‣ bigg time commitment and had trouble doing problem sets but exams weren’t the worst thing in the world

‣ not a super hard class academically but i hated this class lol
‣ the class lectures and subjects were really boring and didn’t seem applicable to me, but the labs were fun and more hands on
‣ i wouldn’t recommend this class unless you were a mat sci major because it was a decent amount of work and there are more interesting intro engineering classes

‣ first time learning cs but i thoroughly enjoyed the class and would recommend it to everyone
‣ MAJOR time commitment and definitely hard to get used to but worth the effort and help is extremely accessible
‣ working on homework and term project was really rewarding
‣ great introduction to cs because of immediate problem solving for homework