can this be the one?

have I finally made a plausible configuration? Have I, at last, figured out a schedule that makes me happy both internally AND externally. It makes me happy AND looks good on a resume? I think so.

However, I refuse to jump any possible sharks.

major: (primary) Engineering Math
(secondary): Applied Math
minors: Mechanical Engineering, Economics

classes not in bold are the required ones/ classes indicated as prooper tech electives. Ones in Bold are extra classes that I wanna take, and can probably take 'em as a pass/fail or something.

fall '06
ENGL 209- poetry
MATH 422-Advanced Applied Analysis (misc. calc stuff)
CSc 127a- Intro to Computer science (Java)
MSE 110- Solid State Chemistry
PHYS 162H- Honors Intro to Thermodynamics and Optics
18 units

spring '07
SIE 270- Mathematical Foundations of Systems Engineering
SIE 305- Engineering Probability and Stats
MATH 323-Formal reasoning and writing (Proofs)
MATH 456-Partial differential equations
AME 301- Engineering Analysis (math in disguise)
ECON 361-Intermediate Microeconomics
18 units

Fall '07-
AME 331- Introductory fluid dynamics
AME 324a- Mechanical Behavior of Engineering Materials (stresses, buckling, etc)
AME 460- Mechanical vibrations
MATH 421- Complex Variables with Applications
ECON 332- Intermediate Macroeconomics
ABE 320- Introductoy Computer Aided Design (CAD- 3D drawings)
12/18 units

Spring '08
MATH 485-Mathematical Modeling
AME 302- Numerical Methods
AME 324b- Engineering Component Design
SIE 370- Embedded Computer Systems
ECON 431- Games and Decisions
14/17 units

Fall '08
AME 474- Reliability and Quality Analysys
AME 472- Reliability Engineering
ENGR 498a- Cross Disciplinary Design
MATH 475a- Mathematical Principles of Numerical Analysis
AME 352- Dynamics of Machines
12/15 units

Spring '09
ENGR 498b- Cross Disciplinary Design
SIE 330 r/l- Engineering Experiment Design w/ Lab
MATH 475b- Mathematical Principles of Numerical Analysis
AME 432- Heat Transfer
ECON 407- Economics of Strategy
13/16 units

This is still unofficial as I am unsure whether I can graduate with Honors with this regimen. The issue arises with a senior thesis. I would think that the Senior Engineering class could double as that, but as it is a Math degree in heart, I might need to do a math senior thesis. So Idunno. After this semester, I'll have 26 honors units, so I'd get the rest from my thesis and VOILA!

But, perhaps, this deed is done.