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101 101

 Know the unknowns.
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Maths 101...philosophy 101...scams 101...

I propose, as a prelude to these 101s, a 101 101 to teach people which 101s are available.

—MaxwellBuchanan, Jul 09 2012

Compukit UK-101 http://en.wikipedia...wiki/Compukit_UK101
"In the Beginning Was The 6502 ..." [8th of 7, Jul 13 2012]

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       Followed, almost immediately, by a 401k.
—4whom, Jul 09 2012
   

       //Is there a Dalmatians 101 ?//   

       Marked-for-amusement.   

       Since we are on the subject of amusing bon mots, an irrelevant aside. John Thierry is on trial for shouting racist abuse at another player.   

       According the BBC, he called the other player a "F****** black c***" (that's how they showed it on screen). For some reason, it amuses me that the only word of this undoubtedly racist slur that they could show, uncensored, was the only racial epithet in the phrase.   

       But I digress.
—MaxwellBuchanan, Jul 09 2012
   

       I have just signed up for 303 101, 808 101 and 909 101.
—calum, Jul 09 2012
   

       Introduction to calling Denver, Hawaii, and San Bernardino County?
—ytk, Jul 09 2012
   

       Palendromeda 101.
Symetry as a strain.		   

       That is quite a strain [2 fries]
—AusCan531, Jul 10 2012
   

       "All those wishing to take Introduction to Binary Mathematics, please report to room 01100101..."
—RayfordSteele, Jul 10 2012
   

       As long as I dont have to go to Room 101.
—bungston, Jul 10 2012
   

       All those taking the Airship Design course, please go to room R101.
—MaxwellBuchanan, Jul 11 2012
   

       That's just the crash course, [LordMaxwell].
—Alterother, Jul 11 2012
   

       Island Religions, Room F-101.
—FlyingToaster, Jul 11 2012
   

       Are cargo cults part of the syllabus?
—Alterother, Jul 11 2012
   

       Yes, right after B1 engine design.
—RayfordSteele, Jul 11 2012
   

       Don't give universities any more ideas for useless courses they can require as prerequisites for real courses. I almost dropped out because of that.
—DIYMatt, Jul 13 2012
   

       //courses they can require as prerequisites for real courses//   

       Having only encountered "101" as a phrase rather than a taught course, are "101"s the equivalent of A- levels in the UK system?
—MaxwellBuchanan, Jul 13 2012
   

       Generally, in course numbering the first digit denotes the target year of instruction, i.e. 1 for freshmen up to 4 for seniors, and 5- 9 for graduate students of various levels. This would be the year in which you would be expected to take that course, although you might well take it later than that, particularly for courses outside your major. The last two numbers are less well defined, although often the broadest classes in a subject will have the lowest numbers. X01 is usually an introductory course at that level, although X00 is common as well.   

       So for example, while Geology 464 might be Chemical Hydrogeology at a given school, Geology 101 would almost universally be Rocks for Jocks.
—ytk, Jul 13 2012
   

       Ah, right.
—MaxwellBuchanan, Jul 13 2012
   

       Who can ever forget the Uk-101 ... ?   

       <link>
—8th of 7, Jul 13 2012
   


 

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