Stuff at the University

This post will be about the stuff I did while at the University.

My Classes:

• Thermodynamics
• This class is one offered by the engineering department at the Al Akhawayn, and it covers the same material as a physics course I need to take at the U of R. Unfortunately the Al Akhawayn version of the course doesn't have a lab component, so I will have to take the U of R course later anyways.
• The professor of this course taught in Alberta for a while
• Beginning Arabic 1
• This course covers the basics of Arabic like the alphabet and simple phrases.
• I was disappointed in my progress in Arabic, and I think I will have to try harder to learn it next time I have a chance.
• Data Structures
• This is a Compter Science course, and it transfers to my degree as a CS elective.
• It is classified as an elective, but almost all other CS courses have it as a pre-requisite, so it is basically required. 
• The professor of this course taught in the northern mid-west of the USA.
• Engineering Statistics
• This course transfers over as my basic statistics course.
• The professor of this course taught in Quebec, and her son was born when she was in Quebec, so he is Canadian.

Exercise Clubs and Swimming:

• Extreme Sports
• I went to one training with them, and it was fun, but I got busy with the other clubs
• This was probably the most extreme workout I have had up to this point.
• Kick-Boxing
• This was another club I participated in
• It taught the martial art kickboxing and some other martial arts.
• It was also a pretty good workout.
• Quankido
• This was a club I went to once
• It was also martial arts, but I decided to do kickboxing instead.
• Swimming
• This is the activity that took over all the others 
• After awhile I was swimming so much that I stopped going to kickboxing as well because my muscles were sore from swimming.

I lost around 60lbs during my time in Morocco, and the main reason would be these workouts. 

Clubs:

• Computer Science for Innovation
• This was a club dedicated to computers, programming and other stuff like that.
• They also did some unrelated stuff that is also fun.
• I spent the most time with this group
• Mechatronics Club
• This club did a lot of work with engineering stuff, and it was very fun.
• Because of this club, I started learning more about Arduino and such which is a very fun thing to do
• Wikipedia Club
• This is a club that works to create more interest in Wikipedia and to help around the community.
• The people in this club were very fun to be around.

This sums up most of my on campus life. Thanks for reading