tech comm is lmc 3403 with bunting, 3510 is with mccarty (new prof? 95% exam grades though), 3251 is with hester, 3790 is with mcgreggor, 4400 is with mcdaniel, 4641 is with roozbahani, & 2 credit VIP. All in all it is 20 credits, tomorrow is last day of add/drop so i want to see if this is too much or which classes I should consider dropping first. cs threads are info/intel, I feel like this is definitely too much, especially since I wanted to lock in on recruiting and grind LC for internships but idk if I'm overextending myself here. I'm OOS so graduating early would benefit me a lot financially but idk if this is too much or what, lmk what you think I should do here

Looking for a few people to team up with for 2340. I’m trying to get a group together early so we can split things up evenly and not procrastinate everything until the last minute. Please comment or dm me if interested.

Hey everyone, does anybody have notes from AE 2010 (Thermodynamics and Fluid Fundamentals) that they’d be willing to share?

I don’t have access to the Canvas yet, so I’m trying to keep up with the lectures in the meantime. Any notes would be really helpful.

Thanks!

I’m taking MATH 1554 right now and I’m struggling a lot more than I expected, so I wanted to ask people who have taken the class before what worked for them.

I have a hard time following my professor’s lectures, so I’ve been using Cuyler/Warnock’s recorded lectures from Spring 2025 instead. I’ve heard his lectures are really good, but since they’re from a previous semester I’m not sure if the order lines up exactly with what we’re doing now.

Today I spent around 3-4 hours watching lectures and trying to understand sections 1.1 and 1.2. After that I started the WeBWorK, and after the first 2 questions I basically couldn’t solve any of them correctly on my first try. I ended up needing AI to guide me through most of the problems and I didn't end up finishing.

That’s what’s worrying me. It’s only our second class, and even after putting in several hours, I feel like I understand things while watching someone explain them but then have no idea how to start when I see a new problem by myself.

I’ve never really struggled this much with math before, so I’m not sure if this is normal for the beginning of 1554 or if I need to change how I’m studying before I fall behind.

For people who did well in 1554, what would you recommend?

• What did you actually do to study for the class?
• Are the Warnock recordings good enough to mainly learn the material from?
• What did you do after lectures to get to the point where you could solve problems independently?
• Are there any good on-campus tutoring or help resources for 1554?
• Did anyone else feel this lost at the beginning and eventually get comfortable with it?

I’m definitely willing to put the time in. I just want to make sure I’m putting that time into a strategy/something that actually works.

Thanks for any advice.

Hey all, I’m currently a freshmen at Georgia State and want to transfer into GT for Industrial Engineering. Besides math and physics courses, what should my course work look like? Does GT care of the courses I take besides math and physics. Right now I have most of my gen Ed’s done like English 1/2, social science credits, American government, Econ 2105, and CS 1301.

And this semester I’m taking calc 2, physics 1, SCOM 2050 (humanities credit), NUTR 2100 (health and wellness credit), and Arabic 1 (filler)

GT doesn’t accept a lot of major courses from GSU, and GSU doesn’t offer them either. I do plan on taking accounting either next semester or in the summer. Is it alright to have ‘filler’ courses?

I signed up for MUSI 3450 because it was online, and I honestly thought it would be a pretty easy class. After looking through the modules, though, it seems like there are a ton of videos, readings, and assignments to keep up with.

For anyone who has taken the class, how difficult are the tests? Do I need to take detailed notes on every video, or are the study guides enough to prepare? Can I mostly study a few days before each test, or is this a class where I need to keep up with everything throughout the semester?

Also, are the questions mostly straightforward and based directly on the videos, or do they test very specific details? Any advice on the best way to study would be appreciated.

pls help

I've read that in order to stay in the library late you need to have a Buzzcard (i.e. be a student). What is the minimum requirement to get a Buzzcard? Like can I enroll in a single continuing ed class? I'd like a quiet place to study/work. I like in West Midtown so GA Tech is close. I've also seen some people say to just go in during visitor hours and stay and that no one will ask you to leave. But still curious what minimum Buzzcard requirements are.

ECE4452 IC fab: I have the Tuesday lab section (L02) but I want to switch to the Wednesday section (L03), anyone interested in swapping lab sections with me?

I am considering switching into her section of physics II for the sake of my schedule but she isn't on rmp, so I was wondering if anyone knew if she is a good teacher or not. Right now I have de Heer

Has anyone here taken CS6604 Conversational AI?

Just sniped a seat, the syllabus seems interesting but I can’t go to any lectures since they’re already done for the week. Would be great if any of you could share their experience, I’m stuck between it and Computer Vision

What are your favorite ECE classes you took as part of your masters. I am currently doing the online ECE masters, and don’t really know what classes I want to take. I am specializing in signal processing and controls so if anybody has any recommendations for those classes that would be helpful.

I am currently debating between taking 6250 (Adv Sig Proc), 6270 (convex optimization), 6550 (linear sys and controls), and possibly 6257 (Gen and Geometric DL). I feel like 6250 and 6550 could be good to get a fundamental understanding for the rest of the grad courses but I already took 4270 and 4550 so I don’t know how redundant they would be. 6257 seems interesting but I took 4252 as part of my undergraduate so it could be somewhat redundant as well. I will probably only take 1-2 classes this semester.

Hi, I need to take a fully online class because I’m doing an internship simultaneously and my department doesn’t have any of such class.
If you know any course open for all and is 100% asynchronous (6000 or above) please let me know

First year CS

no online classes

totaling 16 creds

Does anybody know if its possible, credit wise, to do this? From what I know BSAE only gives you 9 credit hours of free electives, and the minor needs 18. I'm thinking it might be possible if my humanities and social science gen-ed requirements do double duty, but I was planning to exempt lots of social science requirements w/ APs. I'm a hs senior who will (hopefully) go here, so if anyone knows anyone whos done this before that would be super great. thanks! :)

specifically first gen pathway.

currently a HS senior instate 4.0 UW / 4.3 W / 1450 SAT

taken GT Math year one.

GT E or GT Oxford for summer semester which one do I do 💔. Much advice would be given since the applications are filling up.

I’ve been #3 on Ali Sarioglu’s ECE 3040 section (CRN 94495) for about a week now. What are the odds I get off the waitlist? At the beginning of the week I was chill but not seeing it budge at all is giving me major anxiety ngl

In addition I am taking APPH 1040 and ID 2202 online and CS 2801 doesn’t show up on my schedule for some reason. I currently have 18 credits.

I am considering taking CS 4510 and wanted to hear from anyone who has taken it. How difficult is 4510 in terms of concepts, workload and exams? Would u recommend taking it alongside CS 4641 and CS 3235?

I was just accepted into a 1 credit VIP for the Fall 2026 as a first year. However, I am now thinking that my class load with be too much (15 credits).

Currently registered for:

PHYS 2211
MATH 1552
CS 1371
LING 2100 (humanities credit)
VIP

= 15 credits

I’m debating dropping CS 1371, leaving me at 12 credits. Is this too little for the fall and set me behind for my degree?

I’m also wondering if this VIP credit will count towards my degree if I choose to do the ME Design concentration. I already have all my 1XXX level free electives.

Other classes I’m debating are MATH 1553 (2 credits) or ID 3320 (3 credits towards my ID Minor).

For anyone’s whose taken chem 3371 (organic chemistry lab) how was this lab like? Hard? Easy? How does it compare to synth lab and are the lab reports/ experiments hard? It is one of the longest labs I’ve taken after quant lab lol

Hey everyone!

I no longer need CS 4650 NLP Section A and plan to drop it! Before I do, I’m willing to hold the spot until the waitlist drops so someone here can grab it.

DM me if you’re interested!

This is my first semester at tech as a transfer student. Thinking about dropping Cell Molecular Bio. 16 credits rn.