School Classes

Just found a thread like this in MTS, and felt like posting a similar one here

Just post the classes you're taking this year

Me:

-Architectural Projects
-Building Systems
-Design of Structures
-Territory and City
-Introduction to Facilities
-Architecture and Environment
-English III
-History of the West I: Roots and Development
-History of the West II: Modern and Postmodern
-Creative Process, Graphic Design and Communication
-Applied Computer III: Virtual Animation and Web

Seeing as I'm only in Year 8, it's pretty basic shit, but...

-English
-Maths
-Humanities/Social Science/History & Geography/Whatever they're calling it this year
-Indonesian
-Science
-P.E/Health
-Sport
-Visual Communication & Design
-2D Art
-3D Art
-Music Theory

Oh cool! Indonesian! I love your classes!

-Animal Science

-English 3

-United States History

-Farm Construction

-Choir

-Algebra 1 (Failed it my 9th grade year >_<)

Ok, so we have building farms, building cities, and making 2d or 3d models of them covered.

I have self classes! In other words, studying from a giiiiiiiiiant book. *is intimidated by its largeness*

I haaaaave:

- Audio Design and Production (We sit in the music department and listen to dubstep. Best. Class. Ever.)
- Japanese (Nihongo o benkyou shimasu!)
- Media Studies (which is pretty much the only subject where we get away for watching TV and STILL get As.)
- Computing Advanced (Type. Type. Macros. Type. BAR.)
- Math Advanced (Which makes me want to cry inside a little more each lesson. xD)
- Graphic Design (LET'S DRAW PRETTY PIKCHURS HURPDURP)
- Peer Support (I tell 12 year olds what to do, and they LISTEN. >)

Aaaaaaaaaand -- thassit.

Just reviving this thread, due to boredom... My classes for next year (4th year of Architecture):

Architectural Design II
Architectural Construction III
Building Structures III
Urbanism: Urban Planning and Design
Conditioning and Services
Architectural Composition
Pathology and Rehabilitation of Buildings
Art and Environment: Integration of the Arts
Model, Photography and Image
Philosophy
Man and the Question of God