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Cannis: Worm hole physics and warp physics...
Spirit of 70: Econ 108 Principles of Microeconomics.
Felimid: Intro to Astronomy in college.
Septic: Astrophysics 301
ricardofo: I had many classes with Newton Faller. He is credited with the discovery of adaptive Huffman codes while an employee of IBM in Brazil. Later, Robert G. Gallager (1978) and Donald Knuth (1985) proposed some complements and the algorithm became widely known as FGK (from the initials of each of the researchers).
jessitron: oh, right, Physics is a science. Quantum, Thermal, a few years of electrodynamics, probably some others at a similar level
rseater: ap physics
kathleenryan: Organic and Biochemistry
Arborshate: I forget the name, but it was a course on relativistic and quantum physics. It was third in an honors-level sequence.
Delletjie: What kind of science? Physiology? Second year varsity; Physics and Chemistry? Entire year of first year varsity. It was really great.
falloutfan: High school biology
muzfish4: Gravity 101
matteo310: Scheduling
roboman: Biology
earthvssoup: AP Biology. I was never any good at science.
ZeroZilla: HS level Chemistry.
BagpipeDan: Quantam Mechanics I, and soon II
Keonyn: Astronomy
DHEK: Some 200-level chemistry class in university, I think. Or was it 100-level?
TheArchAngel: biology
bigbadsteve: pretty standard high school science class
Chrisboote: I sneaked into a PhD 'suporial' at Leeds Uni on string theory. I actually left knowing less than when I entered as bits of my brain shut down in distress
Geosmores: Relativistic Astrophysics
Leo-T: Modern Physics - Special & General Relativity, Quantum Mechanics, & Super String Theory
zatchmo: Organic Chemistry
purvisa: That depends on what you mean by "advanced." I have taken Earth Science, Chemistry, Physics, Rocketry, Oceanography, Astronomy, Geology, and one or two more.
Cut & Space: college physics
vampywife: College Biology, as far as hard sciences go, but I've taken loads of Psychology classes, which is still science.
marshalljansen: Umm. 200-level chemistry in college.
Helenoftroy: Agriculture
Chris Page: Relativistic quantum, probably.
skrutsch: biology 101
Grimwold: General Relativity
KDSN: A lot of advanced computer science classes.
Sheylon: Some kind of marine biology.
scriptorum: Music appreciation.
confuse_a_cat: If computer science counts, then a course on data structures and algorithms.
Ebon Wendigo: Physics for majors, at a community college.
peacmyer: Computing Theory
Cyren: advanced psychics (omg I can't even spell it, it's been so long)
mats-k: Probably Quantum Mechanics.
kimapesan: That would have to be Astrophysics 127B, Solar Dynamics...
ctalbot: Grade 10 general science -- but at the advanced level.
Dr. No: chemestry
erli: Biochemistry V
SteveK2: Honours degree in Computer Science
GuyHill: Quantum Field Theory / advanced relativity theory
GilvanBlight: 4th year university - Practicum IV - a computer science course.
Great Dane: I haven't taken any
Lord_Prussian: Basic 101 classes in college.
Karlsen: Third year computer science at a tertiary level
puffinge: astronomy
davidme: Computer Science, circa 1989
Randy Cox: Gosh. What's science? I wouldn't necessarily put Computer Science classes in there with the 'hard' sciences and I've never had a sociology or psychology class, so I don't know how they stack up. Math counts, I guess, but most of that is forgotten now and the only natural sciences I took were the intro ones to get enough credits to graduate. I guess, in a way, I'm scienceless.
heli: not sure since some don't consider anything with science (political science, computer science) in its name to be a science...
meshuggener: Thermodynamics. Good thing you said "taken" and not "passed."
Mike A: Advanced Thermodynamics or Applied Statistical Mechanics, a couple of upper level graduate courses. They were both great courses.
Windopaene: Pollen Analysis was pretty advanced, in an obxcure sort of way
r2mites: Organic Chemistry
Brother Narsis: college physics
otrex: Macroeconomic Theory
melissa: Year 11 chemistry. Ewwww.
ValJor: K-11
hibikir: 500 level, gave credit for masters degrees
jimchris: Advanced relativity, 3rd year university Theoretical Physics.
nexttothemoon: Physics
djlg: Third year Special Relativity.
2amp: human physiognomy 1
skelebone: I took Biology and Geology in college.
snoozefest: anatomy?
CortexBomb: Heh...a not very impressive survey level class at university...I'm not much of a science person, though I do enjoy some basic cosmology
AlorielLelyn: College level chemistry
chaddyboy_2000: It was probably Chem 101 in college. Not very advanced. I didn't even buy the textbook and I got an A.
CDRodeffer: Do engineering courses count, or only pure science classes?
gnomehome: Time Travel
Spielfreak: Electromagnetics
jttm: Probably an Asimov book