Your favorite subjects in school.

11. Physics.
The subject itself is good, but the teachers weren't very good, so I didn't become a physicist; they didn't inspire me. In 10th and 11th grade, I just colored textbooks in class and drew funny molecules in my notebook, along with my classmate.

I should have told my classmate that those were her molecules and that I was actually drawing her portrait ;)

Since most of us have methodically finished school, I suggest we also discuss the changes in the curriculum... something has been added, and something has changed, and now we can compare.

Mathematics (not algebra, mind you) - compared to the advanced math class, it's a piece of cake because the matrices we're studying now, we covered in school while preparing for the Unified State Exam. But surprisingly! All that knowledge has somehow faded, so I didn't even understand what I used to know)) Well, of course, it could also be because we're laughing during lectures... but that's not certain. The main thing is that when I had to pass the standard assignment, I managed to understand the 2-month program in 5 minutes and solve everything. That's how it is)

Physics - it's not even on the schedule:smile21: I miss it... everyone looks at it with such horror, just at the mention of it. But nothing, it should appear in the second semester, if only we could survive until then.

Literature - it won't be on the schedule at all:smile08:

Computer Science - but here, there's a noticeable improvement... because for the credit, we have to spend an entire session struggling with Word and Excel... it's not quite the same as playing Counter-Strike.)

Drafting - after the first lecture, I was so confused that I could barely make it home... :rolleyes: but over time, it settled down, and understanding came.) However, we still get a lot of assignments.

Drawing - well, this is probably the most enjoyable) always new compositions, techniques, it's interesting. Most often, our group even comes in on Thursday, a free day, to draw... well, not really draw, mostly just chat and goof around) coffee, a flexible schedule, mrr ^__^

Architectural Design - but this is pure evil. Every week, there's a graphic assignment or something else... well, sleepless nights working on the course project and an abstract composition of vegetables in a bowl for breakfast - that's just natural. In general, you don't have time to finish one thing before they give you twice as much, it's terrible to have to deal with.

Fundamentals of Architectural Design - Despite the general opinion, I like it.) We glue figures out of paper, it's like kindergarten. But in the end, it turns into a model of a church and a project for a city sign... I personally find it interesting, but others turn up their noses because it takes a long time to cut out pilasters and friezes:smile15: I want more creativity!

Well, that's how we live... even though we almost don't sleep at night, it's more interesting than in school!