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School of Humanities Add/Drop Policies Any student may add or drop a Humanities course through the end of the second week of classes. Humanities majors may, with an instructor's signature, add or drop a non -Humanities course through the end of the sixth week of classes, subject to any deadlines imposed by the School/Program where the course is offered. Majors in Humanities may change the grading option in a course through the end of the sixth week of classes. German NOTE: Students with prior background in German must take a German placement test to enroll in any German 1A through 2C course. Contact the Testing Office at 949-824-6207 or check their web site at www.testingoffice.uci.edu for dates and times of the exams. GERMAN 1A: FUNDAMENTALS G. LEVINE/STAFF Students learn to communicate in German through verbal interaction with instructors and classmates. Particular emphasis is placed on developing conversational and reading skills. Whereas the comprehension of spoken German is stressed in the classroom, basic concepts of grammar are regularly introduced and practiced outside of class in written homework assignments. An intensive language lab program accompanies classroom activi‚ties. Conducted in GERMAN. No Prerequisite. GERMAN 2A: INTERMEDIATE G. LEVINE/STAFF

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57. Chirashi V9 + Pucca!! + Happy Chinese New Year!! + Happy ♥ Day!! anyways .i have to do my french homework, finish my IT, and today i we tried allchinese. got the tickets for rachel's bdays at ocean park on my comp as well http://skye.paperskye.com/grey/archives/archive-012003.html

Thursday, January 30, 2003 gong hei fat choi!! yup!! i finally put up my new year's layout! dedicated to...alice? nah. dedicated to ecila . and "THE VOICES" who apparently don't like me. but then again, i'm just jealous cuz they don't speak to me. feel free to take it and post on your blog, but no direct linking!! (click for full size) i hope everyone gets lots of lai see (and will share with me XD) good bye to all those people going somewhere else for the holidays, see you when you get back, and devereux, heidie, karlie, alice, lillian, suzanne? remember we're meant to go see catch me if you can! so get on MSN and we'll find a day when we're all free ^^ min's blog is down and might be so for a while. she's reknown for laziness and heavenly.nu just closed so it might be a while till she gets it back up. and other than that...everyone gets to post nice (in min's case negative) comments! so gimme lai see!!! Frozen Moonlight i've updated frozen moonlight once again, chirashi v8 has been added. this layout won't go up there until the next one comes cuz its not archived yet! i need to get a new layout for it sometime soon, but i'm lazy and i need to get up my online scrapbook, which i might not post up since it could be embarrassing ^^;; baby pictures? hehe my friends will probably kill me too. still trying to settle into my livejournal, i hope rachel decides to use hers...

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igor karpov: : classes home page driving directions classes pictures ... friends Welcome to my nightmare! Tools of torture: Registrar's office Fall 2002 classes Class webpages Now, in Spring 2003, I am taking this stuff: COMP 421 : Operating Systems and Concurrent Programming with Peter Druschel. COMP/ELEC 502 : Artificial Neural Networks and Information Theory with Erzsébet Merényi. CAAM 353 : Computational Numerical Analysis with Kartik Krishnan. PHIL 357 : Incompleteness, undecidability and computability with Richard Grandy. PSYC 101 : Introduction to Psychology with Sarah Burnett. LPAP 103: Intermediate Fencing with Mauro Hamza. During Fall 2002 I took a nice collection of classes like so: COMP 540 : Adaptive Systems by Devika Subramanian. This was a really cool class - I learned a lot about statistics and adaptive systems for learning data. COMP 412 : Topics in Compiler Construction by Keith Cooper. Kind of fun - lots of different puzzles to solve, very applied class. COMP 607 : a seminar in Automated Program Verification with Moshe Vardi. This was pretty interesting since I didn't know anything about verification before I took the seminar. A pretty cool application of logic. We read and discussed a CMU PhD thesis on the subject of automated abstraction refinement. LING 301: Phonetics with Nancy Niedzielski. This class felt too easy at times, but some parts were interesting. The professor can be somewhat disorganized, and the questions posed on exams can be difficult to gleam original intent from.

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Frequently Asked Questions These are my answers to frequently asked questions that I have received either in person or via email. These questions tend to focus on books and publishing; for technical answers, see the "Frequently Given Answers" section of the "Free articles" page. Can I link to your site? I have a technical question... How much can you make writing Oracle books? How successful does a book have to be to be worthwhile financially? ... Doesn't Oracle do a final review of all Oracle Press books? Can I link to your site? Of course. Go back to the top I have a technical question... See the Frequently Given Answers section on the Free Stuff page Go back to the top How much can you make writing Oracle books? I get this question a lot, but it's the wrong focus to have. If you're doing this for the money, spend your time elsewhere in more lucrative endeavors. There is money to be made in books, but you'll be surprised at the amount of work it takes. Why is that? Figure it this way: if you're really good, you'll crank out a finished page in an hour (that's incorporating writing time, editing time, reviews, more edits, etc). So for a 500 page book, you'll spend at least 500 hours. If you've never done this before, double that time estimate. If you know enough to write a book, then you know enough to be a consultant. Say you charge $100 an hour as a consultant. If you spent your writing time consulting, you'd make $50,000. Unless your book fills an intense need, you may not see enough sales to hit that amount of royalties.

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