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2nd Semester AY 2008-2009 Grades

• CS 130 (3u): 1.00
• CS 145 (3u): 1.00
• CS 165 (3u): 1.00
• CS 192 (3u): 1.00
• EEE 9 (3u): 1.50
• Stat 130 (3u): 1.75

GWA: 1.2083

Update (April 29): All grades are final

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Summer Preenlistment Results

I now have zero units after the first preenlistment run.

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Second semester, 08-09 1st run CRS result

• EEE 9 WFLW: WF 4-5PM lec, W 8:30-11:30AM lab
• CS 130 WFW: WF 1-2:30PM lec
• CS 145 THVW: T 12:30-2:30PM lec, Th 11:30-2:30PM lab
• CS 165 HTXY: T 2:30-5:30PM lab, Th 3:30-5:30PM lec
• CS 192 GWFZ: W 6-8PM lec, F 6-9PM lab

I am hoping to replace CS 192 GWFZ and CS 130 WFW with CS 192 WFWX and CS 130 WFV, respectively.

CRS First Preenlistment Run

It’s CRS season once again! The first preenlistment run starts today at 1:00 PM.

By the way, a new ranking system will be implemented starting this preenlistment run. You now have to rank your desired subjects (from 1-20, with 1 being highest priority) so the system could determine which class you prefer more. This attempts to resolve conflicts in the schedules of subjects to wish to preenlist in.

More information is available on the Mechanics for the Preenlistment with Ranking white paper published on the CRS Web site.

More Classical Music Picks

Hi, sorry I wasn’t able to post for the past month or so; uni’s been killing me lately with all those academic requirements. I wish to inform you that, yes, I’m still alive and kicking (unfortunately for some .

Anyway, I’ve been posting my favorite pieces lately on my Multiply Web site. I made it so anybody can view those videos, so don’t hesitate to visit!

Classical Music Pick: Gershwin’s Rhapsody in Blue

Is it classical music, or is it jazz? This week’s Classical Music Pick has become very popular over the years, with its creative and ‘jazzy’ melodies and rhythms. Presenting…

Rhapsody in Blue
George Gershwin

Featuring Isabelle David on piano. Conducted by Joseph Milo.
Oscar Peterson Hall, June 2007.

First Semester AY 2008-2009 Schedule

June 5 Update. This is final.

This is preliminary. Subject to change.

Clickie for biggie.

Instructors:

• CS 135: Philip Zuniga
• CS 140: Mario Carreon
• CS 150: Eric Tambasacan
• CS 175: Eric Tambasacan
• EEE 8: Franz De Leon / Percival Magpantay
• GE 1: To be announced

Classical Music Pick: Mozart’s Symphony No. 25 in G Minor

If you think Mozart’s music is all cheerful and bright, think again after hearing this one.

Symphony No. 25 is one of the two G-minor symphonies Mozart composed; the other being No. 40.

Performed by the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra

Classical Music Pick: Tarrega’s ‘Gran Vals’

This week’s Classical Music Pick is a waltz by Spanish composer Francisco Tárrega. At around 0:15, you will hear a popular tune — can you get what it is?

Gran Vals
Waltz for Guitar
Francisco Tárrega

Performed by: blndgtarst [@YouTube]