How do I know Which profs are teaching me for which courses???
also what do you guys think about my time table, should i switch anything around?



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also Do i still need to do anything or im set?

thanks in advance

dont know why i cant see my pic

this is link

http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/38/timetabler.jpg/

u go here ... https://adweb.cis.mcmaster.ca /mtt/

plug in the info and look up ur prof

... just plug in the subject and the course code, hit enter, ull be given a list from which u can pick the exact course in terms of which term if its offered in both terms u click on that and then ull be brought to a screen which shows the core, the times of the cores, the times of the labs/tuts, and the profs

Use your common sense, do you want monday to have 10 hours of class? If you answered yes, then you're good to go

And here I was hoping he'd lost the link...

Originally Posted by britb

And here I was hoping he'd lost the link...

Too busy raking in the dough off YouTube.

Originally Posted by blackdragon

Use your common sense, do you want monday to have 10 hours of class? If you answered yes, then you're good to go

I dont think having them on a monday is a good idea

ill swich that around

anything else about my time table?

Originally Posted by L'Étoile

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i bought my laptop 2 years ago and i didnt feal like updating
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For me, I'd switch around:

- morning labs (ESPECIALLY ON FRIDAYS)
- classes right after labs
- heavy Fridays

But that's personal preference. Though I think Friday morning labs are pretty universally hated. Anyway, by the end of the week I'm pretty much done, so the lighter the day, the better. Same goes for after labs; after spending 3 hours basically being evaluated, I kinda like a little break afterwards.

As for Mondays, I had 10 hour Mondays first term and it was fine. With eng it's kinda hard to not have a heavy day, and that day usually falls on whatever day 1P03 lecture is... I'd rather have it on Monday to get it out of the way (and when I'm kinda more in a learning mode since it's the beginning of the week).

But it all depends on when you learn best. And you'll figure that out more once you start noticing which classes you skip most (and more importantly, when they are).

Having a heavy monday is good since there are rarely tests then and i found its much nicer to have a busy day right after the weekend than the rest of the week is lighter. i would try to lighten up the friday since there is often a test or assignment due then, and any last minute work can be done without skipping class

Originally Posted by Stefan H.

Having a heavy monday is good since there are rarely tests then and i found its much nicer to have a busy day right after the weekend than the rest of the week is lighter. i would try to lighten up the friday since there is often a test or assignment due then, and any last minute work can be done without skipping class

Does the assignment or test thing only go for Engineering related classes or in all university classes in general?