02-17-2012, 02:08 PM
Pinky Wrote:i only saw that he has a associate degrees in "arts." those programs are basically made from whatever classes you want to take, like a prep degree. and after looking at the UCLA mathematics program i noticed that they don't have any 200-level courses as part of the program, so i'm starting to think that i would have easier math classes if i switched from majoring in architecture to mathematics at the college i go to ;O courses in static forces are killing me
but that said, it's neat for the kid.
200-level courses are master degree courses, not undergraduate degrees. On top of that I don't know that you'd like Combotronics, or Complex Analysis anymore than static forces.