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[Sunshine Airways CEO]

So for those of us still attending some form a school, what class(es) are you taking?

My Winter quarter goes as follows:
Operations Managment
Finance II
Intro to Marketing
Business Communication

[Pacific]

Sem2:

Human Geography
Research methods in Social Science 2 (Interviewing people and stuff).
Global Environmental Issues
Introduction to Geographical Ideas and Practice

(6:16am...writing an essay due 11am.)

I'm an accounting dropout so SA13's courses are similar to what I've taken in the past.

[drv4truk]

Routers II
Introduction to Psychology
Critical Thinking
Windows Professional

[Maestro69]

Autumn Semester, 2006 (starting late Feb )

Managing Employment Conditions
Employment Relations in The Global Context
Human Resource Management
Asian-Australian Economics Relations

[TorqueWrench]

EASA Part 66 Aircraft Maintenance Engineering Licence

Module 3 - Electronic & Electrical Fundamentals
Module 4 - Electronics
Module 6 - Materials & Hardware
Module 7 - Maintenance Practices
Module 8 - Basic Aerodynamics
Module 11 - Aeroplane Aerodynamics, Structures And Systems
Module 15 - Gas Turbine Engines
Module 17 - Propeller Theory

All to be completed inside the next 12 months...

[miller22 (inactive)]

eewwww. Operations Management? I hope thats not OR with heavy stats, linear programming, EOQ, and Critical Path Analysis. That sucked.

[WSHNationals]

I'm taking:

Geometry I
English 8
American Studies I
Spanish I
Life Skills
P.E.

[Atlantic_Air]

8th grade...

IPC [Chemistry]
US History [Which i'm currently in]
English
Algebra
Spanish

thoz are the academic ones, the rest are electives

[miller22 (inactive)]

My single class this session is my thesis: "Predicting Airline Market Behavior Using Neural Network Models."

Yes, its as fun as it sounds:rolleyes:

[FlyNCL]

Well for GCSE's:
Dual Science
English
Maths & Statistics
Fasttrack German
Business
Electronics
Geography
RE (Forced to take this one :@)
PE (but not as a GCSE)

[dreamlinerCP]

Gr10.
-math
-science
-english
-history
-electronics
-automotive
-intro to business
-careers/civics

[rocksandfossils]

11th

Chemistry 2 IB
Physics 2 IB
Biology 2 IB
Calculus
Spanish 3
AP "English Language"
Philosophy
AP U.S. History
HTML Coding <- easiest class ever

[hpscot08]

10th
Tennis
Biology II AP
Chem I
English II
Spanish III
World History AP
Pre-Calculus

[piercey]

9th

French II
Gym
Intro to Business
Christian Life (yes, I'm a private school kid.)
Geometry
English
Computer
World History

[airozzie]

bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbwhahahaha all you guys still have to go to school. Lol the good old days.

Still studying and getting Flight simulator hours on Qantas A380 due for delivery, but when i get chance its either A330-200 / 300 for Qantas

[Sunshine Airways CEO]

eewwww. Operations Management? I hope thats not OR with heavy stats, linear programming, EOQ, and Critical Path Analysis. That sucked.

well, the stats heavy class is the one i need to take next quarter

this one is much more based on project managment and decision making

[nzacndtrcwrdwfox]

Sp06

Physics I
Aviation Legislation
Intermediate Aeronautics
Management
Intro to Rhetoric

[Tump]

Last year (High school, dutch: VWO )

Maths
Chemistry
Physics
English
Dutch
Latin
Social environment (freely translated: "maatschappijleer" )
Geography
Gym

Things after the summer will be a lot more interesting:
Air Law
Meteorology
Principles of Flight
General Navigation
Radio Navigation
Airframe/systems/power plant
Performance
Communications VFR
Communications IFR
Operational procedures
Instruments/electronics
Human performance and limitations
Mass and Balance
Flight planning and monitoring

[daveh55]

My junior year of highschool:
AP US History
AFM: Advanced Functions and Modeling
Spanish III(2nd time around for me. ha)
AP English 11
AP Psychology
Weight training

[TimS]

Not really school, not really kid, will answer anyway..

Eurocontrol ATCO course, Luxembourg. Subjects:

Aviation Law
Air Traffic Management
Meteorology
Navigation
Equipment and Systems
Aircraft
Human Factors
Professional Environment
Practical Training (which is not really lectures, just simulator sessions)

Next ACS (Area Control Service) course I haven't got a clue yet what it will bring..