Hi all,
I will be taking a gross semester next spring. How easy is STAT 311? How many hours per week did you need to put into it? I'm shooting for an A or AB in the class if that helps you get some perspective. The distribution looks good, but what is the workload like?
Thanks for the advice.
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Hey guys, What materials can I use to practice for her class? She doesn’t mention on her syllabus which questions are recommended. Also, I tried doing the MyEconLab questions but a lot of them Im not sure how to do since we didnt cover them in class so I’m not sure which questions are necessary to study and which are not. Also, barely any of the textbook questions have solutions, and even with those im unsure which are necessary to do and which arent.
So TL;DR at the top. 515kg at 101.8kg body weight. 175kg squat, 130kg bench, 210kg deadlift. Video
Background:
The basics: I'm 27, male, 6 feet (182cm) tall, and I weighed in at 101.8kg, thus competing in the 105kg class. I was fat with some (not much) strength from not being totally inactive until 2010, lost weight living abroad (250lbs down to 190) started working out on weight machines in June of 2011, touched a barbell for the first time at the end of October 2011. Started on Stronglifts and dicked around a bit after that, getting to a 325lb squat, 235lb bench, and 405lb deadlift in July of 2012. Moved to Japan at the end of July, and since I wasn't able to be consistent enough for most programs I've played around with a few different philosophies and programmed for myself. Not as effective as a program, but not bad. I totaled 445kg at 91.2kg body weight in November of 2012 on a 155kg squat, 115kg bench, and 175kg deadlift. I slipped on my second deadlift attempt and probably called it a bit too high, so it should have been at least a little higher.
After that meet I went on a bulk and wasn't careful enough, got to heavy, and struggled to get back on a diet, that's why I competed in the 105 class as a fatty. My diet was generally lots of meat, as many vegetables as I could get into my food, and then I ate junk, carbs, fried chicken, and stuff like that on the fatty bulk. As CNP said, when you're already making concessions in your diet you tend to make them in the gym too, and I did. What a shitty bulk.
Training: I tried a few things in the past 6 months. The 2 main forms were building up to a few training near maxes, followed by some triples, then volume sets. This worked okay, but progression was kind of stupid. It helped me figure out what I could do, but probably didn't build much. CNP style singles and triples were useful some places, not so much others. I tried to build my deadlift by not deadlifting because I was pissed off at my inconsistency at the last meet, bringing it back with a few different methods about 2 months out, and it actually worked okay. My gym PR before the November meet was 190, and I didn't even pull 190 a single time before 2 weeks out from this last meet. I'll detail what I think worked and what I'm trying going forward at the end for a "going forward" section.
Meet Prep:
I cut weight for my first meet, which was dumb, but I
... keep reading on reddit ➡Anyone who had Stat 311 with Ismor remember if they had a curve in their semester? If so, how big was it?
Howdy y'all! I posted earlier this month that I was in a position to get an A in a course, which I haven't done in a very long time. I got on ADHD meds this summer, and this was my first course on them. I got a 95 on my final, and a 98.5 in the course! I'm so excited! I'm still having a little trouble believing it, because school has been a struggle for me for over ten years, now!
All I can say is, if you think you might have ADHD, or any other learning challenge, you can get tested at the Psych clinic on campus, it's very affordable, and you'll get a really nice report on your strengths and weaknesses with regards to school and general mental function. As the ancient Greeks said, "Know thyself"!
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I'm going into first year geological engineering this fall and I'm required to select a compulsory elective. I'm planning to get a management science option, and therefore my elective would go towards this option. I've boiled it down into these two in-class classes. So MSCI 211 or MSCI 311? What's the better course to take?
