I have a lot of free credits I can take since I’m an IT major and this looks kind of interesting, wanted to see if anybody took it before and if it’s worth registering for? (I’m also trying to boost my GPA, so an easy A class would be appreciated)

Was just told that in order to register for a class I need to complete my summer classes and have published grades, am I going crazy or that’s nonsense. I’m registered to the classes and as annoying as it is I would accept having to wait until the classes summer start in order to register but no? I need to complete the class AND have published grades in order to register to the classes that might as well be full by then (ends in August). Explained my situation and how I could lose my financial aid since missing that class means not being a full timer, and she basically said that that’s my fault for being slow?! I literally can’t be any faster or quicker, wtf.

Like i mentioned on the title.

Are the professor have set of materials to teach and learn? Is it video classes?

Is it where they have a lesson plans, dates of when It is due. Or is it they don't have a lesson plan and they post assignments at the last minute?

How good or bad is this schedule I would like to know y’all’s suggestions.

The teacher hasn't been actually having physical class and just today she had a zoom meeting optional class 3 hours early. I'm lowkey learning everything outside of class and I'm genuinely debating whether I should even show up. And the projects are just really dumb and very vague.

I'm started to get annoyed and I'm about to just start complaining to the school. I mean, I'm still not able to log into vocareum ffs.

Is anyone else cruising through this class? I mean, I have a 90 but learning jackshit isn't gonna help me in CS116.

Hey guys. I am currently an IS major during my first year and I'd like to add Calc 1 to my fall schedule to fulfill a general elective and since I like math. I took MATH 138 (general Calc 1) during my first semester at NJIT. I was placed in that class in the summer before my first semester. My question is that, am I allowed now to register for Calc 1? Calc 1 has a lot prerequisites (MATH 110, and MATH 108) itself so I'm not too sure whether the system allows me or not.

Incoming first year; my major requires Calc I, and I want to know what the Calculus curriculum is like here. I'm taking AP Calc AB in high school right now, and that goes up to basic integration/volumes of solids. If I end up taking Calc I again at NJIT, should I expect anything more or anything more difficult?

Summer registration opened this morning and I had a few ideas of which seminar to take in the summer, one of them being Prof. Funkhouser's AI Poetry Lit. Sem. I was also debating if I should take Newark Narratives bc my friend is taking that course now. I haven't been able to find a syllabus to see what's generally expected. Does anyone know what the project/assignments look like or focus on specifically?

I'm not looking for an "easy A". I want to do the work and learn but I also don't want to overwork myself to the bone, so if anyone has advice or insight about the course, it'd be greatly appreciated!

I need the GOAT to carry another of my semesters

What are some easy general classes I could take online over the summer? I’m talking any low effort, high yield classes, classes that won’t require that much work for me to do well? I’m just asking since I’ll be away for the summer for an internship and a lot of my focus is going to be put towards that internship, so I don’t want to be overwhelmed with so much work.

I also need 3 CS 300-400 electives that I can take for the fall/spring semester, preferably something easy, too. I just wanna graduate on time :(

Just was curious if you anyone knows that if a Biology major at Rutgers Newark could do the minor in Biomedical engineering at NJIT if one has the class pre reqs?

I could really use some extra motivation 😭 I'm going to lock in even more now

Really hoping I can get all of these classes for next semester. I’m an eng tech major but I’ll switch to cs once I have a gpa. Does this seem like a pretty manageable schedule? Are those profs good? I’ve heard good things about Dickerman and I have Leli rn, he’s chill af

Note- 6-8:50 is an evening class on Wednesday for probability and stats. Idk why but I’ve been given 2 math classes and one of them is 337 linear algbera that majority of the incoming students don’t have. The other one is evening 333 which again majority do not have. So will I be attending these classes with seniors or what?

Specifically do they take online calc 1 course credit? If anyone has similar experience please share

I am in my final semester as a CS major, so in typical fashion, I'm hoping that anyone who has taken these classes with these professors can give me insight on what they are like and tips to do well in them, especially since my GPA could be better and I wanna raise it a bit before I graduate!

CS491
CS350 - Itani
CS450 - Islam
CS351 - Raza

I also have an HSS class, but that's the least of my worries.

for anyone who took cs113 in fall 2024, could i be shared some of the lecture notes/slides? i wanna just look over the course content prior to starting it in spring :)

Hypothetically speaking if I get an A or B in Calc 1 but switch majors next semester, would I still have to take gen calc or am I able to move on? Neither courses are prerequisites to anything for the major in mind (don't need Calc 1 for it)

How’d that work? I’m currently in a waitlist for a class but idk if I would be doing the closed permit like in the add drop period or it will take longer than that

So this is my final schedule all the Earth In space were full and I heard Kane was a good professor for General Physics and also Thursday 4 Classes Ouch how would like guys rate me schedule Thanks !

I was wondering if anyone who took Bassel (280) and Junilda (100) has FA 24 or SP 24 slides/ previous assignments (without the answers) I'm taking both next sem. and I want to prepare myself during the winter break. CS 331 or 332 would really help a lot as well. I was told by my professor to not do it but I honestly really just want to graduate. Ive already looked at this semesters syllabi for all the classes so I already have some idea of what topics to study. If anyone has any other advice , it'd be greatly appreciated!! Thank you

I really want to take Spirollari Junilda next semester for CS113 but the only course that doesn’t overlap with the other classes I want is an honors course. I know I need a permit but who do I go to for that? And do I apply for the permit now or on the day of registration? (Im a freshman btw) Also what’s actually evaluated for people who apply for honors permits? Do they check grades or something? My grades for Calc 1 and physics aren’t looking too good right now but I can for sure get a B for physics and almost a B for Calc. I have A’s for everything else.

I recently got admit for Spring 2025 at NJIT for MS in Computer Science. Anyone please suggest professor names for the courses.

In efforts to study for the midterm, i forgot to take my payment details from my free trial and accidentally bought Quizlet premium for a year 😂😂

Instead of being upset im going to use this as an opportunity. I was able to upload slides to my Quizlet and using AI to generate study guides (outline and quick presentation based) from the presentations. I already have all of IT 120 up until chapter 9 up, and Professor Karl’s IT101 slides up as well.

Here are the links to the folders:

IT120

https://quizlet.com/Adrian_Owusu8/folders/it-120?i=nd1ov&x=1xqY

IT101

https://quizlet.com/Adrian_Owusu8/folders/it-101?i=nd1ov&x=1xqY

It is under an NJIT folder so I am open to NJIT students sending me files of presentations to upload and use it as a folder where every student can access either their presentations and use it to aid in studies for chapters in class.

PM me if you are interested or have any questions!

does anyone happen to know whether taking courses from this site transfers to NJIT? im trying to just get some business electives out of the way