List of classes I took before graduating from Washington University in St. Louis in December 2004, with a Bachelor of Science, majors in Computer Science and Economics, minor in Political Science.

Fall 2004 Courses:
CS530A - Database Management Systems
CS550A - Mobile Robotics
Edu 4052 - Educational Psychology
Music 103E - Theory I
Music 4533 - Symphony Orchestra

Spring 2004 Courses:
CS363A - Server-Side and CGI Scripting
CS468A - Management Information Systems II
CS524S - Advanced Topics in Networking
Marketing 370 - Principles of Marketing
Music 334 - Symphony Orchestra

Fall 2003 Courses:
CS422S - Operating Systems Organization
CS423S - Introduction to Computer Networks
CS467A - Management Information Systems I
Econ 426 - Economic Systems in Theory and Practice
E80 310 - Technical Writing
Music 333 - Symphony Orchestra

Spring 2003 Courses:
CS342S - Object-Oriented Software Development
Econ 326 - American Economic History
Econ 445 - Public Finance
Pol Sci 3121 - The German Political System: Between Gridlock and Consensus
Pol Sci 4621 - Politics and the Theory of Games
Music 134 - Symphony Orchestra

Fall 2002 Courses:
CS241 - Algorithms and Data Structures
CS306S - Processing Systems and Structures
Econ 371W - Institutions and Problems of Economic Development and Organization
Econ 401 - Price Theory
Pol Sci 224 - Introduction to Methods of Analysis
Music 133 - Symphony Orchestra

Spring 2002 Courses:
CS102G - Computer Science II
CS201 - Formal Foundations of Computer Science
Pol Sci 336 - Topics in Politics: East Asian Capitalisms
Econ 103B - Introduction to Political Economy: Microeconomics
Econ 402 - Income and Employment Theory
Music 134 - Symphony Orchestra

Fall 2001 Courses:
CS101G - Computer Science I
SSM326A - Probability and Statistics for Engineering
Econ 104B - Introduction to the Political Economy: Macroeconomics
Psych 100B - Introduction to Psychology
Psych 102 - Intro to Psych Seminar
EN120 - Freshman Engineering Seminar

Other than the Calculus III night class I took in the fall of 1999, I came into college with other transfer AP-credits in American Politics, Physics-Mechanics (117A), and Computer Science (CS136).