u/Bitter_Efficiency753

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do the chemistry classes here have a combined lab or are the labs separated?

im signing up for chem 2 for fall, and the lecture has only 3 credits. at my old college this was the case with chem 1, and the lab was for one credit, thing is i have no clue how im supposed to search up the chem2 lab, ive tried 2046l but nothing shows up and im really confused

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Any base tops or advice?

Okay so I have this as my base rn, and tbh I kinda feel like I want to take the stone thing down and maybe like, build a castle inspired thing? But I spent so long on building, like two days, but as I was adding the uh assembly lines in on the 2nd floor I relized A) it's inefficient B) it's ugly as hell.

Thing is I dont want to jsut cover the ground with stone because i dont fully want to get rid of the grass and stuff. I don't really want to move my main base, but I am unsure if I have enough room to build what I want, I can't really add more bases near it because it tells me I'm to close, so. Anyways, any tips for building and maybe ideas on how to do it would be appreciated

u/Bitter_Efficiency753 — 4 days ago
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Should I do pre calc or statistics?

Hi, so, I'm a transfer starting this summer both classes are for summer b due to the fact I don't have my own car yet, also the precalc is only for summer b. I have to do a math class this summer as I didn't do one last semester and....well I gotta start sooner rather then later. So these are my two choices, people I've talked to said to do pre calc and during orientation I didn't get the chance to ask my advisor what they thought as there was a lot going on.

This is, looking at the two classes, pre cslc is from 1030-12 and 3-330, while statistics is 2-330, and so I'm a bit concerned about the class difference meaning pre calc will be harder, but...maybe thats a reason to take it now so i dont gitta focus in 3 ither classes alingside it. I suck at math, have never been good at it, word problems are especially tricky for me, so im jsut concerned about taing one in general. I took ap stats in highschool and while I passed the class I got 1 on the ap exam, if that give any advice.

Idk, I'm just not sure which would be the best for the limited time summer offers for the class. In leaning a bit towards pre calc, because again everyone I've talked to said to do it and it is what I planned going in, but the two classes monday/Wednesday(iirc) 4 classes in total each week, makes me a bit nervous so, I figured I would ask for advice

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u/Bitter_Efficiency753 — 5 days ago

Molecular cell biology vs molecular biology what's the difference?

Hi, so, I'm a biomedical science major who debating changing my major to biology, one of the class diference is this. For biomed I'd have to take molecular cell bio 1&2, for biology I'd have to take molecular biology and I'm just wondering if anyone has any information on the difference between them, because I have to clue, they sound like the same thing to me.

Im trying to get a feel of what each major might be like, one of the reasons im debating changing my major is due to how im more intereste din animals and how viruses affect people rather then cell structure and how they make sugar and stuff. Idk, it's all so confusing to me and I'm only finishing up my first year, and I'm sjut trying to figure it out and I figured "hey, asking biology majors what the difference is between these classes might help get a feel for each majors classes" you know?

edit: checking the class catalouge and its actuall for bio is take molecular cell biology, for biomed id take molecular biology 1&2

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u/Bitter_Efficiency753 — 7 days ago

I'm thinking of rebuilding my base, like, taking away all the wor stations and building a two Plat form thing. I was thinking of putting the work stages in the bottom floor and farms on the second, but I'm not sure eif it's looked good, and with the assembly lines I'm not entirely sure what to do

Like, I want to have a big open base, my current base is at the first tower you run into, the feild of new beginnings or whatever, it's where I've always based before so i donts exactly want to leave it, but also ive never gotten into the game this far, i usually lose interest by the time i reach level 15, so ive never had this many items ti oick from and im nit sure if i should keep my base in the new beggings thing.

I kind of want to have it closer tot he small settlement, but i dont see any good places to base over there​. Idk, I had this idea for a huge base, a castle like one you know? And I'm jsut not sure if I want to stay in the current area and do that or move somewhere else.

I also don't stay at my base to long, usually jsut to drop stuff off, so I didn't really think abiut this until I couldn't move forward with capturing the bosses without better spheres and had to stay put while they got built.

Idk, just figured I'd ask

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u/Bitter_Efficiency753 — 7 days ago
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I'm an incoming transfer student and soemines left out a whole text book, the picture above, I was just wondering if the ucf class uses this one to or if it's a different book, cause I don't want to take it and have it be useless. It doesn't say university specific, which is why I'm wondering if ucf would use it to

u/Bitter_Efficiency753 — 15 days ago