Bachelor's coursework

B.S., Geophysical Sciences · University of Chicago · 2012 — 2016, With General Honors

A longer reflection is in progress. For now, the transcript speaks.

Autumn 2012

  • HUMA 11000 Readings In World Literature-1
  • MATH 15100 Calculus-1
  • PHYS 13100 Mechanics

Winter 2013

  • HUMA 11100 Readings In World Literature-2
  • MATH 15200 Calculus-2
  • PHYS 13200 Electricity & Magnetism
  • SPAN 20300 Language History Culture-3

Spring 2013

  • BIOS 20150 A Serious Introduction to Biology for Majors: From LUCA to the University of Chicago
  • BIOS 20152 Introduction to Quantitative Modeling in Biology Advanced
  • MATH 15300 Calculus-3
  • PHYS 13300 Waves, Optics, & Heat

Autumn 2013

  • CHEM 11100 Comprehensive General Chemistry-I
  • GEOS 13100 Physical Geology
  • MATH 20000 Math Methods For Phy Sci-1
  • SOSC 13100 Social Science Inquiry-1

Winter 2014

  • CHEM 11200 Comprehensive General Chemistry II
  • GEOS 13200 Earth History
  • SOSC 13200 Social Science Inquiry-2
  • STAT 22000 Stat Meth And Applications

Spring 2014

  • CHEM 11300 Comprehensive General Chemistry-III
  • GEOS 13300 The Atmosphere
  • SOSC 13300 Social Sciences Inquiry-3

Autumn 2014

  • BPRO 29000 Energy & Energy Policy
  • GEOS 28300 Principles Of Stratigraphy
  • MENG 20000 Introduction to Emerging Technologies
  • TAPS 10200 Acting Fundamentals

Winter 2015 · Oaxaca, Mexico

  • SOSC 19019 Latin American Civilization in Oaxaca-1
  • SOSC 19020 Latin American Civilization in Oaxaca-2
  • SOSC 19021 Latin American Civilization in Oaxaca-3
  • SPAN 15015 Advanced Spanish in Oaxaca

Spring 2015

  • BIOS 20198 Biodiversity
  • GEOS 24705 Energy: Science, Technology and Human Usage
  • STAT 22200 Linear Models And Exper Design

Autumn 2015

  • ECON 19800 Introduction To Microeconomics
  • GEOS 22200 Geochronology
  • HIPS 20700 Elementary Logic

Winter 2016

  • BIOS 20197 Evolution and Ecology
  • GEOS 23800 Global Biogeochemical Cycles
  • GEOS 25400 Intro to Numerical Techniques for Geophysical Sciences

Spring 2016

  • GEOS 23400 Global Warming for Science Majors
  • MENG 25000 Introduction to the Design Process

Beyond the transcript

What this gave me

A reflection is in progress.