Here's some of my (highly subjective) thoughts on some of the Harvard courses I've taken. See [[about me]] for my concentration plans / interests. 1. [[FRSEMR 61Q]], [[GERMAN 64]], [[MATH 25A]], [[STAT 110]] 2. [[COMPSCI 124]], [[EXPOS 20]], [[GENED 1125]], [[MIT 6-824]], [[STAT 195]] 3. [[APMTH 226]], [[APMTH 254]], [[CHNSE 136r]], [[COMPSCI 242]], [[GENED 1091]] 4. [[COMPSCI 152]], [[COMPSCI 229br]], [[LING 107]], [[MATH 118r]], [[STAT 170]] 5. [[COMPSCI 121]], [[COMPSCI 224]], [[GENED 1114]], [[GERMAN 61]], [[STAT 211]] 6. [[COMPSCI 161]], [[COMPSCI 178]], [[GERMAN 68]], [[STAT 217]] 7. [[APMTH 205]], [[COMPLIT 112X]], [[COMPSCI 2520r]], [[EXPSTDY 1R]], [[MBB 980BB]], [[PSY 1]] 8. [[APMTH 201]], [[GENED 1183]], [[GERMAN 260]], [[STAT 149]], [[STAT 186]] # overall tips ![[MATH 25A#^advice]] ![[STAT 110#^advice]] Taking three grad courses my [[2022 Q4|sophomore fall]] alongside being a CA for [[STAT 184]] and leading clubs nearly killed me; hardest semester by far; I was nowhere near prepared and took these courses mostly spurred by a fragile ego. That being said, they introduced me to the [[Harvard SEAS ML Foundations Group]] / [[Harvard SEAS ML Foundations Group|representations reading group]] and to [[computational neuroscience]] research and were extremely formative in shaping my research interests. I learned a lot but at a great cost. Be proactive, yes, but patience is a virtue! As is humility. Geneds: we should really replace them with better introductory courses in each department. The expectations are just so inconsistent and unclear. [[GENED 1114|Painting's Doubt]] was one of my favourite classes, though; my final project still hangs in my room! I'm so grateful I did the German Studies secondary. We had such creative, insightful readings discussions that frame the way I approach identity and art. I've heard many language departments are like this, strongly recommend! ![[library.base#courses]] [Courses | FAS Registrar's Office](https://registrar.fas.harvard.edu/courses) See also MIT course catalog [Fall 2023 Course 6: Electrical Engineering and Computer Science](http://student.mit.edu/catalog/m6a.html) and [Fall 2023 Course 18: Mathematics](http://student.mit.edu/catalog/m18a.html) # formatting | filename | filetype | description | | --------- | -------- | ----------------------------- | | questions | tex, pdf | assignment instructions | | answers | md, tex | personal answers and metadata | | results | pdf | results / grades / feedback | | solutions | tex, pdf | official solutions |