MBLG1001 or MBLG1901? (2 Viewers)

[Riproot]

What do you mean? Semester 1 chemistry never is over 15% for regular/advanced?

I think she meant over the entire subject
So including fundies

 

[someth1ng]

Well, even fundies is under 20%? I still think 20% might be too high.

 

[Riproot]

Well, even fundies is under 20%? I still think 20% might be too high.

All she said was that they fail around 1% less people than chemistry.

So I dunno

 

[someth1ng]

Hmmm...interesting...

 

[lawstu]

I don't want to justify myself at this juncture, but do MBLG1901 if you can. In fact, do advanced units if you can (unless there's a very good reason why you shouldn't).

Regarding weeder courses, chem tends to be one of them as is MBLG.

Edit: MBLG1901 is properly taught and supervised. That's why you should do it.

 

[someth1ng]

Weeder?

 

[Obvious]

Weeder?

To weed out the noobs.

 

[someth1ng]

To weed out the noobs.

To be honest, first year chemistry is not a "weeder".

 

[Obvious]

To be honest, first year chemistry is not a "weeder".

Well it's relative...

 

[lawstu]

To weed out the noobs.

Yeah, this.

To be honest, first year chemistry is not a "weeder".

Even O-chem?

Begorrah, things have changed.

 

[Obvious]

Yeah, this.
Even O-chem?

Begorrah, things have changed.

Nope, there isn't a specific o-chem subject at Sydney until third year. The o-chem that is taught in earlier classes is also generally considered to be among the easiest parts of the course.

 

[flashyGoldFish]

I don't want to justify myself at this juncture, but do MBLG1901 if you can. In fact, do advanced units if you can (unless there's a very good reason why you shouldn't).

Regarding weeder courses, chem tends to be one of them as is MBLG.

Edit: MBLG1901 is properly taught and supervised. That's why you should do it.

Yup been talking to people and apparently MBLG1901 is taught considerably better.

 

[lawstu]

Nope, there isn't a specific o-chem subject at Sydney until third year. The o-chem that is taught in earlier classes is also generally considered to be among the easiest parts of the course.

Pretty sure there is a freshman O-chem course where kids get screwed by nucleophilic and electrophilic substitution or addition reactions, nomenclature, and Markovnikov's and Zaitsev's rule.