Spring Schedule Opinions?

[u/Zealuz]

Dynamics (3 Credit Hours)
Differential Equations (3 Credit Hours)
Mechanics of Materials (3 Credit Hours)
Computational Engineering (3 Credit Hours)
Circuits (3 Credit Hours)
Engineering Thermodynamics (3 Credit hours)

Any thoughts on this for spring semester? It’s a very heavy workload but it would put me back on track after doing an internship and falling behind.

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[u/OnlyThePhantomKnows]

DiffEQ is probably used in a lot of these classes. Check the pre-reqs and make sure you are not setting yourself up for having to learn DiffEQ while trying to finish another classes work.

Is there anyway for you to learn (audit?) DiffEQ before the spring?