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Most Valuable Class at SFU in life
Hopefully this question hasn't already been asked here, but what class at SFU have you found to be the most valuable in your life away from school? I have been thinking a lot lately about how school benefits your life in different ways. For example, from what I've learned in psychology, I have become a sem-councillor to my friends. Even though I don't ever plan on becoming a therapist, I am able to observe things in their lives and advise on them which they find really helpful. Anybody else feel this way?
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for example, I can now example why rabbits eat their poop and why cows have multiple stomachs :P
now you have to tell us why rabbits eat their poop and why cows have multiple stomachs :teeth:
anyway, the majority of digestion for rabbits happens in the large intestine, however the majority of absorption happens in the small intestine so the rabbits must pass nutrients through their system twice, the first time to digest, the second to absorb.....I actually have a rabbit and you can see the difference, the first time it's black and tar-like and the second is more grey
cows and other ruminants get their food broken down by bacteria in their stomach, the bacteria feed off of the nutrients in the food, later the bacteria get digested by the enzymes another stomach and the cows actually feed off of the digested bacteria
unfortunately none of this was on our final exam :)
Bus 272 is Organizational Behavior.
Get it right, son.
Power, leadership, organizational structure, motivation, emotions, perception, diversity, groups, communication, etc.
Seemed like sociology + psychology with business applications.