michelle.blog

rambles, thoughts & everything in between

Category: Academics

  • Jeg bestod min Dansk test!

    I’ve been taking the module 1 Danish language class for English speakers all semester. The course is not affiliated with RSLIS. I was able to take module 1 for free since the municipality pays for non-EU citizens to study the local language. On Tuesday I took the test and surprisingly I passed! The requirements were…

  • Winding down

    Well, the semester is winding down. I haven’t been updating because I was working on my project paper. I was working with a partner and we turned it in this past Friday! The oral exam is next Friday, the 19th. I’ve never taken an oral exam before but I hope it goes well. In the…

  • Recent happenings; more Discovering Copenhagen

    It’s been a while since I’ve posted last. This post will be a general update. There are new pictures up on Flickr as well. Discovering Copenhagen #2 – A walk around Nørrebro Last Wednesday Barbara and I went on a walk around Nørrebro, which is a multi-ethnic area of the city; a lot of immigrants…

  • Fine Friday

    Well it’s now the wee hours of Saturday morning as I write this, but I had a wonderful time yesterday (Friday). Class went well, and then after class everyone had lunch together in the school’s canteen and then a few of us went to the “Friday Bar” at the nearby IT University (IT-Universitetet i København).…

  • First day of school!

    Well, I recently got back from my first class ever in Denmark. It went well! The class is called “Knowledge Management.” The definition of Knowledge Management can change depending on who you ask, but generally it’s about how you manage the vast amounts of knowledge — both implicit and explicit — stored in people’s heads,…

  • The flight has departed

    Well, I’ve boarded the flight that is spring semester 2008. For the most part, things aren’t all that bad. My professors are all nice, and the classes definitely seem interesting. Let’s just put it this way: if the act of physically talking did not constitute such a large percentage of our grade for each class,…

  • Crucial semester ahead

    School starts back up tomorrow. I’m halfway looking forward to it and halfway dreading it. This will be my second semester of graduate school. Last fall, my first semester, was relatively quick and painless. No exams, no textbooks, only presentations and projects to turn in. By the time it ended, my fear of presentations was…