Telebears

So I just realized that I have my class registration tomorrow, and I haven't entirely decided on what to take! I need to have some backup courses just in case things don't work out the way I want. I keep forgetting all the resources that I have, so I'm just going to put them all up in one place.

1. DARSweb - check how many requirements are left to be fulfilled; can run the degree audit for different majors
2. Discovery Courses - featured breadth-fulfilling courses with prominent professors; interesting topics
3. Search Breadth and R&C - search course catalog for open breadth courses based on units, day, time, etc.
4. General Course Catalog - view course information by department; see semesters offered
5. Online Schedule of Classes - CCN, etc.
6. Rate My Prof - ratings; take with a grain of salt
7. Course Rank - ratings by Cal students with official and unofficial grade distributions; allows you to select courses to place in your schedule (imperfect at times)
8. Ninja Courses - generates possible schedules based on selected courses, time constraints, etc. (imperfect at times)
9. DeCal - classes for students by students; good for extra units P/F; updated near phase 2, I think

Possible Courses

1. Applied Anatomy (IB 131A) - "A series of 15 lectures by former students of 131 who have become successful physicians and surgeons. The purpose is to provide the practical applications of anatomy, e.g., plastic surgeons, neurosurgeons, vascular surgeons, pathologists, etc." But it's "Restricted to Students with a class level of Junior or Senior" - what does that mean? Can I still take it?
2. Popular Music & Guitar Harmony (Music 98) - Learn to play the guitar + music theory + write/perform original pieces for midterm/final!
3. Another language - Spanish and Korean are full; this is my backup if Chinese 1X doesn't work out
4. An art course (maybe)
5. PE (probably not this semester)