I finished my projected 4 months of research on Monday, 3 months ahead of schedule. I sure hope I'm still going to be paid to learn new things so that I don't get laid off because I got things done too quickly. It seems I am good at, and really enjoy, jobs that are in my field. I set up my courses, and almost decided to stop taking Math courses--but decided against it, but cut down to two Math courses for the entire year so that I may take the next two and a half to three years slowly in finishing my degree.

School classes!
Fall semester:
SENG311: Software Engineering 311. Intro to software engineering--learning how to work well with Object Oriented programming and large scale projects.
CPSC349: Computer Paradigms. Working with functional languages such as Hascal and Prolog to make algorithm-dependent programs.
PMAT 329: Intro to Cryptography! Hash functions, security, various algorithms. Fun stuff!
PMAT 421: Number Theory. Fuckin' number theory, bitches! Yeah, theories of numbers. YEAH! I'm excited.
Phil 321: Metaphysics. Aristotle 'n shit. A nice relaxing break.

Winter Semester:
CPSC 413: Computability II, algorithms. Works on big O notation, learning better algorithms for my programming, etc.
CPSC 471: Databases. Not a course I'm looking forward to, but the information is highly useful and thus will benefit me in the long run.
CPSC 453: Computer Graphics. Graphics programming, teaching me about normals, plotting points, etc. This course is supposed to be hard, but I will have advanced far beyond it this summer--but it's still a good course to take to make sure I don't skip too many of the basics.
SOCI201: Introduction to Sociology. Yeah! I'm going to take the easiest course I can think of because, well, I deserve it.
PHIL 399: EXISTENTIALISM. Yes, again, I'm taking an easy course. My Winter semester, by my standards, is a bit more relaxing. I may work during it. And buy a motor bike!

YES! Hello, diary! I am going to sleep now so that I can finally get 8 hours of sleep--it has been a long time since I have.