aren't you essentially looking for an unrelated, easy first year course?
i was hoping for something with a bit of flare.
not engl, psyc, math, biol, chem, phys, etc 101
and there are only maybe 30 UBC courses on the site
aren't you essentially looking for an unrelated, easy first year course?
i was hoping for something with a bit of flare.
not engl, psyc, math, biol, chem, phys, etc 101
and there are only maybe 30 UBC courses on the site
no econ suggestions pleaseee!!!!
I've already taken mirco, macro, environmental, and forestry economics
Aka the most boring ones of them all.
Take an economics that's related to international trade or finance. It'll give you some good insight into the currency wars and similar economic news.
Otherwise, take a psychology class.
"Fullness of knowledge always means some understanding of the depths of our ignorance; and that is always conducive to humility and reverence." - Robert Millikan
i was hoping for something with a bit of flare.
not engl, psyc, math, biol, chem, phys, etc 101
and there are only maybe 30 UBC courses on the site
SFU has a kinesiology course that consists mostly of working out. I hear that its fun. See if UBC has something like that.
GPABoosters: SFU/UBC course review database
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Youtube clips are about as useful to me as a miniskirt in Iran.
TOUR 172 Park/Trail Design and Building II
4.50 credits (11,19,0) hrs 03 wks
Prerequisite: TOUR 170 and REC 263
This course is an advanced course on mountain bike park/trail design and building. It builds on the material covered in TOUR 170. Students will learn how to design a park or trail by visualization using sketching methods and will put together a complete trail or park proposal including a budget. Students will build a section of a trail and learn the different concepts around trail maintenance. Sustainable principles covered in the course will be considered and applied throughout.
I get the feeling they aren't teaching the economic students reading comprehension. Maybe that is the problem with the economy.
UNBC has a Natural Resources and Env. Management Field Skills class. You wander around in the woods and learn to use a compass and map, gps, build a snow fort, etc. I guess you are in forestry so you know all this crap or likely took the class already.
Take a history class if you can. WWII history or history of film or history of African exploration.
can't get enough of that sodium benzoate…
TOUR 172 Park/Trail Design and Building II
4.50 credits (11,19,0) hrs 03 wks
Prerequisite: TOUR 170 and REC 263
This course is an advanced course on mountain bike park/trail design and building. It builds on the material covered in TOUR 170. Students will learn how to design a park or trail by visualization using sketching methods and will put together a complete trail or park proposal including a budget. Students will build a section of a trail and learn the different concepts around trail maintenance. Sustainable principles covered in the course will be considered and applied throughout.
That's a course only available at Cap college/ university.
Post said it needed to be from UBC plus it has prerequisites that he most likely wouldn't have anyway.
DO not take history of film unless you're down for watching shitty black and white silent movies from the b[HTML_REMOVED]w silent film era. Probably the dumbest, most boring course I've ever taken. Another one I forgot was American history from WW2 to present, super interesting course since I'm a big ww2/cold war guy.
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823/Ringle rear wheel FS!
http://bb.nsmb.com/showthread.php?t=103825
i went black over two years ago and haven't gone back
If they have it - some type of law course.
Soooo much interesting stuff in there. Plus you get to debate ideas in an open environment where politics [HTML_REMOVED] religion (hopefully) take a back seat.
The first year geog courses are pretty damn easy too and parallel some of the forestry courses (ie. agro 244) already required.
Unemployment …..Just kidding
not really the hey day of forestry was the 80's
thanks all
leaning towards astrology
space is hella badass
Do you mean "astronomy"? Or are you going to read palms and stuff?
I highly recommend Oceanography. It was a great extra credit for me… and easy! 99% mark - nice for the GPA; and the topics were interesting.
ahahahah of all the retarded things i could have typed!!
I get the feeling they aren't teaching the economic students reading comprehension. Maybe that is the problem with the economy.
whered this come from?
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