I’d really like to find something like David Allen’s getting things done system, but more centric around students. Admittedly, most of what I do is either scheduled(classes and psych experiments) or boring and mundane(getting my car’s oil changed), large sections of my time are spent studying material for classes. Maybe it’s not so critical that GTD doesn’t really account for that, since I’m fairly decent about it anyways.
I tried setting up a bugtracker. It’s not a bad setup, because then I have what I need to do with me…. But it’s not really any better than just keeping a list–which is what DA says to do anyways.
Math 394 is kindof a drag. I’m not all that good at combinatorial analysis. It doesn’t seem like it should be too hard, but it seems like it comes and goes in waves, or that it is crystal-clear up to a certain point, and then I lose it. I probably just need to work a bunch more problems.