Calculus? Yikes!

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The University of Colorado Boulder offers a post-baccalaureate degree in Computer Science as well. Its electives are in data science, which also interests me.

 

I looked through the Corvallis Visitor's Guide that I requested, and Corvallis sounds very, very nice. But expensive. "Goat yoga" was invented there.

 

Overslept my alarm slightly and got up at 10:30 AM.

 

One "Geek Squad" Facebook member said to take the Heartland programming classes to learn to debug in face-to-face classes and go for the University of Illinois Springfield program.

 

Nasty headache. Must be humid out. I'm a slow-moving vehicle today. Kind of dizzy 

 

The New York Times has some great articles about Notre Dame.

 

Zara jumped on my lap during dinner, realized that I had finished eating, and promptly jumped off. Um, Zara, do you love me for me or for my food? She did snuggle with me for a while in the morning though without food in the picture.

 

Computer Science II is only offered in the Fall at Heartland. Bother. So I should take Computer Science I in the Spring semester. So it's looking like I need to take Calculus in the Fall of this year. That means a mad scramble over the summer to review math. And I need to take Statistics at the same time, but at least I used to be good at Statistics, which I wouldn't say for Calculus. Please send caffeine care packages ;) Now I'm thinking that I should take Statistics the summer after next. Then I could just concentrate on Calculus in the fall. I'd appreciate any helpful hints on taking Calculus.

 

I stayed late at work to make up the time that I spent sorting my classes. Mimi was upset and tried to take it out on Zara. Sigh 

 

I'm making some TGIFriday's parmesan mashed potatoes to go with the fried chicken that I have. I'm going to freeze the leftover chicken and potatoes in individual servings.

 

I'm still not feeling great, so I'm going to go to sleep after that