What are 'Units' last step in enrolment (2 Viewers)

[MrTanman]

sry man i dont understand this can you send a me a screen shot of what your doing?

Well, I don't have a screenshot of the above example.

But electives are units that you are able to choose. A major is when you specialise in a certain subject area in your electives; 8 units from the same subject equals a major. Lets say that throughout your BBC degree, you did 8 units that related to psychology, that means that you have a BBC majoring in psychology.

EDIT: no worries

 

[Gangstar1]

Well, I don't have a screenshot of the above example.

But electives are units that you are able to choose. A major is when you specialise in a certain subject area in your electives; 8 units from the same subject equals a major. Lets say that throughout your BBC degree, you did 8 units that related to psychology, that means that you have a BBC majoring in psychology.

ahhhh right so you can have more than 1 major? even though im BBC in finance???

 

[gwenwiver]

Page 9 of http://www.uws.edu.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0004/170680/2011_COBL_UG_Student_Guide.pdf

gives you a guide as to what you will probably study in your first year and then from page 13 if doing applied finance


Year 1
Autumn
200184 Introduction to Business Law
200336 Business Academic Skills
200525 Principles of Economics
200032 or 200052
Statistics for Business or
Introduction to Economic Methods

Year 1
Spring
200101 Accounting Information for Managers
200083 Marketing Principles
200571 Management Dynamics
200549 The Australian Macroeconomy