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Posted by Munchy on Jan-02-2006 20:09:

Question for Concordia students...

I'm looking for a bullshit course to take in the Winter semester... Last semester I took INTE290 (Computer Applications online) and AHSC310 (Tourism in Canada) and I'm looking for another easy easy easy easy course to take just to boost the GPA.

Thanks!

Posted by Bertuzz on Jan-02-2006 20:57:

I took ECON101 in my final semester and destroyed it. It's a course for people right out of cegep, and if you can draw the slope of a line, it's a sure A.

edit: sorry, it's called ECON201 - Microeconomics

Posted by fastmp3 on Jan-02-2006 22:41:

dude microeconomics is not easy, i failed ... twice

i do not suggest it, but that's just me

Posted by Bertuzz on Jan-02-2006 22:49:

quote:
Originally posted by fastmp3
dude microeconomics is not easy, i failed ... twice

i do not suggest it, but that's just me

woops

I said nothing

tourism in canada it is!!

Posted by fastmp3 on Jan-02-2006 22:51:

i fuckin hate "les d�riv�es" (i don't know how it's called in english but that's what made me fail it twice)

Posted by Bertuzz on Jan-02-2006 22:52:

quote:
Originally posted by fastmp3
i fuckin hate "les d�riv�es" (i don't know how it's called in english but that's what made me fail it twice)

derivatives? we're talking CONCORDIA micro here! There's none of that haha

ahhhh concordia...

Posted by fastmp3 on Jan-02-2006 22:58:

you sure buddy ? the one i took involved lots of derivatives, and of course i missed the shitty lab they offer at the beginning of the semester for those who never studied them or aren't good enough in maths ...

Posted by Bertuzz on Jan-02-2006 23:05:

really? Hmmm maybe you're right, it was a year or two ago I can't remember exactly. All I remember was supply/demand and they had a tutorial for those that didn't know how to graph with the x/y plane. But ya you're right, now that I think of it, getting the derivative is like getting the slope. I take it back.

(enough geek talk )

Posted by Munchy on Jan-02-2006 23:14:

I took ECON201 last semester, got a C-
Taking ECON203 (Macroeconomics) this semester... Gonna see how that goes...

STILL LOOKING FOR A BS COURSE TO TAKE!

Posted by Bertuzz on Jan-02-2006 23:19:

quote:
Originally posted by Munchy
I took ECON201 last semester, got a C-
Taking ECON203 (Macroeconomics) this semester... Gonna see how that goes...

STILL LOOKING FOR A BS COURSE TO TAKE!

oh well I tried.

Try something in Exercise Science, I hear those are dumb easy (never did any).

Posted by JinX_33 on Jan-02-2006 23:19:

I took SPAN 201 or something like that this past semester. It probably depends on how good you are at picking up languages, but the course reminded me a lot of high school french classes. and we all know what those were like.

Posted by fastmp3 on Jan-02-2006 23:25:

macro was damn easy for me, got it with A+

Posted by Wisnia on Jan-03-2006 00:01:

Hehe, i took Econ201 last semester and i got a B-. Im in engineering and i dont have too much knowledge in business, but it wasnt too bad ( I left everything till the last moment with this course )

There is an online course called World religion i believe, you should check that one out too. (almost took it instead of the economics course)

Posted by Bertuzz on Jan-03-2006 00:14:

I was in Eng too and we all left it to our last semester to take ECON..

Everyone either took ECON201 or MANA266 (try that maybe).

Posted by Zinger on Jan-03-2006 11:01:

organized crime...i think its poli398??...its online and the materiel is fun as hell to read.

Posted by moevalith on Jan-03-2006 15:24:

FINA 200, Personal Finance, is a piss easy course to work so I've heard. You'll do well if you know how to handle money.

All the best,

Posted by Munchy on Jan-03-2006 17:04:

So far I've done in my first semester:

ECON201 (Microeconomics)
ECON221 (Stats 1)
AHSC310 (Tourism in Canada)
INTE290 (Computer Applications Online)

This semester I'm registered for:

ECON203 (Macroeconomics)
ECON222 (Stats 2)
MARK201 (Intro to Marketing)

I'll take a look into POLI298Z online, sounds interesting... But is there much work to do or is it just reading + quizzes + final exam?

Posted by moevalith on Jan-03-2006 21:19:

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I'll take a look into POLI298Z online, sounds interesting... But is there much work to do or is it just reading + quizzes + final exam?

Look at last fall's course outline via econcordia, should be the same for winter

Posted by heroon on Jan-03-2006 23:09:

i dont understand...taking whatever easy courses you can find...aren't you in a specific program ?

wouuuu

Posted by Zinger on Jan-04-2006 04:18:

Organized crime is reading. Theres one take home mid-term worth 40%, a quiz thats 10% and a the final which is 50%. Mid term and final are made up of essay questions. I actually enjoyed reading the stuff. I dont enjoy reading in general

Posted by lokust on Jan-04-2006 08:16:

If you have any science background ..I suggest taking CHEM 208 I think. Its called Chemistry of Hazards. Super easy , super intersting. A+ all the way ....

If you didnt any chem courses , then youll do fine like a B, but must study a bit , mostly memorization.

Luck to you