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Another thing i'd recommend which worked for me is to go to the cee career fair and ask recruiters what their jobs are like The darkest shading shows the median grades in a course, with each lighter showing grades further from the median. When i went to the career fair, i found that i wasn't too interested in the types of jobs they had, which helped convince me that i was taking the right decision.

This visualization was the very first one that began the ongoing exploration Instructors with average grades significantly lower than the average grade for a course have increasing red hues The worse the gpa, the more purple hue we add to the color

The larger the course, the larger the radius of the circle

(circle sizes are relative to each college's largest course, not between colleges.) This subreddit is for anyone/anything related to uiuc Students, alumni, faculty, and townies are all welcome Membersonline • love4boats admin mod

Case studies of bridges, tunnels, buildings, transportation systems, heavy industrial construction, waterways, and marine structures in the context of construction engineering and management I transferred into cee last year, and have 42 hours left to graduate I can either take three semesters or two semesters to graduate depending on the schedule i choose. Long story short, i am required to take 2 more courses outside of my major to graduate that must be 300 or 400 level engineering courses (can be any major)

Any recommendation, preferably classes without too many pre reqs that any major can pick up with little bit of effort.

I am thinking about taking cs 525 but not sure about how hard it will be for me, since i haven't taken cs 425 Is the exam very hard Should i take 525 or take 425 instead

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