Can't Find Good HIT's? 12/4

100% approvals from Sundays rubins.

 

take that back
easily the easiest

 

Then Im def. missing something.

 

https://ritdml.rit.edu/bitstream/handle/1850/14170/Undergrad_Course_Descriptions.pdf?sequence=1

 

Wohoo all of my Rubin hits from Sunday just went through too!!
Thought I was going to bed but suddenly I want to do more haha!

 

On these rubin hits if it just says "video game design" that's kind of really open ended I'm not sure which course he's exactly looking for. There's a lot related to video game design.

 

Thanks Ive spent the last 20 mins staring at the PC with a blank face. I think lack of sleep might be getting to me.

 

All my Sunday Rubins went through too. He's the best!

 

I was doing Univerity of Illinois at chicago because it was listed in their spreadsheet, but I think he wants the university of chicago, which are two different schools. I know I did like 6 wrong (UIC instead of UOC). Should I email him and just tell him?

 

It might be best. as this is about the time of day. Rubin usally emails me back. MOst of the time between 330 and 5 am eastern time.

 

imagine the cash you could make developing a universal course categorization standard for all colleges/unis

 

i'm just using the undergrad course descriptions pdf, easy as delicious cake.

i agree, over 1,200+ hits i've definitely messed up a few times but i've emailed whenever it happened. well, when i caught it, anyway...

 

I emailed him.
You guys think
Course Info: Circuit Theory I
Subject Info: ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
Could be Fundamentals of Circuits
?? bout this closest thing I could find

 

$30 from rubin
buggy and need to wake up for work in the morning

night guys. make that money!

 

I'm totally lost on these Intro X III classes. How is it an intro if you're on the 3rd step of it?

 

Anybody got a good University Of Chicago catalog link?

 

I think I might actually make some decent money today with these Rubin Hits...Yayyy

 

usually only calc and physics offer a third course in the sequence, calc III is often called 'multivariable' or 'multivariate' calculs, and physics, if it's offered, splits the intro sequence up into I: Mechanics, II: Electromagnetism, III: Waves (and sometimes Optics), but physics is just as often offered as a 2-part sequence.

 

this http://collegecatalog.uchicago.edu/thecollege/azindex/

 

https://classes.uchicago.edu/browse.php