Fall 1995 CH 31: Chemical Structures ES 11: Environmental Issues MA 17: Calculus UC 11: Medical Ethics	Spring 1996 BI 20: Living Systems BI 194: Vertebrate Evolution ES 141: Environmental Policy UC 82: Magic in the Middle Ages[5]
Fall 1996 BI 47: Genetics BN 1: Neuroscience HI 104: High Middle Ages[1] CS 15: Intro to CS[2]	Spring 1997 CS 16: Algorithms and Data Structures[3] CS 22: Discrete Mathematics HI 102: Medieval Spain[1]
Fall 1997 CS 31: Intro to Computer Systems CS 51: Models of Computation CS 273: Programming Languages BI 48: Evolutionary Biology	Spring 1998 CS 32: Software Engineering[4] CS 141: Artifical Intelligence CS 243: Machine Learning SL 198: Senior Seminar[5] TA: CS16
Fall 1998 CS 167: Operating Systems CS 169: Operating Systems Lab[6] CS 157: Design and Analysis of Algorithms[7] CS 193: Senior Thesis BN 101: Neural Systems TA: CS17	Spring 1999 CS 194: Senior Thesis CH 35: Organic Chemistry BI 141: Evolutionary Genetics TA: CS18
Fall 1999 CSCI 5573: Distributed Operating Systems CSCI 5582: Artificial Intelligence CSCI 6448: Object Oriented Analysis and Design TA: CSCI 4308	Spring 2000 CSCI 7195: Topics in PL: Pointer Analysis CSCI 7818: Middleware TA: CSCI 4318
Fall 2000 CSCI 5444: Introduction to Theory of Computation CSCI 7000: Current Topics: The Canon CSCI 7143: Topics in Computer Science: Mobile Computing RA: SERL	Spring 2001 CSCI 5229: Graphics CSCI 7000: Topics in Computer Science: Teaching CSCI 7000: Current Topics: Mobile Computing Instructor: CSCI 3753

[1] Prof. Remensnyder is the messiah.
[2] Half of the people this class hooks villify it later. Including me.
[3] CCW before the OO madness.
[4] 10,000 lines of code in a semester. Woo.
[5] I study the occult.
[6] What hooked me on operating systems. Weenix is cool. 15,000 lines of code in a semester. Half credit, too.
[7] Franco is most captivating when concieved of as a James Bond villan.