Post Your 2014 Sem1 Timetable (2 Viewers)

[InsoulvencyReaper]

It's on the left hand side of the 'my student profile' page. Under 'My student services' - again under the sub heading 'Enrolment'

 

[Magical Kebab]

It's on the left hand side of the 'my student profile' page. Under 'My student services' - again under the sub heading 'Enrolment'

Thank u <3

 

[InsoulvencyReaper]

Thank u <3

No problem! You seemed very frustrated. Hahaha.

 

[hellohello8]

Just a question about enrolment, how many Law courses should I start with in S1? I was thinking Crime and the Criminal Process and Introducing Law and Justice (part of the core) with two International studies courses (ARTS1810 and a prescribed elective from another stream since ARTS1811 courses aren't running in S1 apparently).

Are you a first year student? If so, only intro law and justice, two int studies subjects and a language

 

[Squar3root]

How am I looking?

What is my longest walk/run? I have a bad knee and do not want to be sprinting from class to class

do i have to attend the friday lecture? i don't really want to be spending 3.5 hours on a train/bus to get to a 50 min lecture


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[williamdaft]

How am I looking?

What is my longest walk/run? I have a bad knee and do not want to be sprinting from class to class

do i have to attend the friday lecture? i don't really want to be spending 3.5 hours on a train/bus to get to a 50 min lecture


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just watch it online coz your 3.5hr travel for just a 50min lecture is such an ass!

 

[Squar3root]

just watch it online coz your 3.5hr travel for just a 50min lecture is such an ass!

online!!! so you're saying i can basically skip most classes?

 

[williamdaft]

online!!! so you're saying i can basically skip most classes?

I heard from a friend who watches his lectures online so he doesn't have to go all the way to UNSW, he lives in my suburb and it takes us approx 1.5hrs to get there.

Well you can probs skip most lectures if you prefer to watch them online, somewhere, I want to do so as well, if it's possible..
Just make sure they don't mark the roll often, you'll figure soon after the first few weeks of attending everything, at first.

Im sure tutorials they mark the roll.
I probs will skip some lectures (hopefully the ones they dont give a shit about attendance), that's all.

 

[fizzbylightning]

I heard from a friend who watches his lectures online so he doesn't have to go all the way to UNSW, he lives in my suburb and it takes us approx 1.5hrs to get there.

Well you can probs skip most lectures if you prefer to watch them online, somewhere, I want to do so as well, if it's possible..
Just make sure they don't mark the roll often, you'll figure soon after the first few weeks of attending everything, at first.

Im sure tutorials they mark the roll.
I probs will skip some lectures (hopefully the ones they dont give a shit about attendance), that's all.

In some tutes, part of your overall mark comes from class participation.

 

[williamdaft]

^yeh so dont skip them. just skip lects if u want

 

[Trans4M]

If you want to do well I would keep skipping classes to a minimal even if they are only lectures. The only time I would skip a lecture is if the lecturer is hopeless and I can learn better through self study.

Face to face contact is more effective than listening to recordings

 

[D94]

Im sure tutorials they mark the roll.
I probs will skip some lectures (hopefully the ones they dont give a shit about attendance), that's all.

Depends on the program. Of the 12 courses that I have done which have tutorials, only 6 of them had a roll, and of those 6, 4 of them were maths courses, so really, only 2 out of 8 engineering courses were marked.

Having said that, the tutorials were more helpful than the lectures - but lectures were still important to attend. The online recordings tend to be dodgy so you may end up watching a lecture recording with no audio, or a strong humming sound throughout the whole 2 hours.

 

[williamdaft]

Depends on the program. Of the 12 courses that I have done which have tutorials, only 6 of them had a roll, and of those 6, 4 of them were maths courses, so really, only 2 out of 8 engineering courses were marked.

Having said that, the tutorials were more helpful than the lectures - but lectures were still important to attend. The online recordings tend to be dodgy so you may end up watching a lecture recording with no audio, or a strong humming sound throughout the whole 2 hours.

oh shit

 

[fizzbylightning]

That reminds me, one of the courses I took last year had difficulties recording the lecture at all for the majority of the semester. It really depends on your preference in learning style. I would recommend everyone attend lectures for all their subjects for the first few weeks and then decide whether or not to attend after. Sometimes, the lecturer discloses things only to those who attend the lecture like my chemistry lecturer who would do EXAMple questions on the whiteboard so you couldn't see it on the recording. Personally, I find online recordings convenient in that I can start and stop and rewind when I have to and make sure I record everything whereas in lecture rooms, I sometimes miss something.

 

[Squar3root]

In some tutes, part of your overall mark comes from class participation.

i plan to skip some lectures and work from home (save some money on bus/train and some time to do the work from the textbook) but i plan to attend all tutorials

 

[williamdaft]

i plan to skip some lectures and work from home (save some money on bus/train and some time to do the work from the textbook) but i plan to attend all tutorials

exactly what im going, attend all tuts, and most lects.

 

[Chazure]

What do you think guys?

New to UNSW so particularly interested in whether i'm going to develop walking muscles this semester ;P

 

[Trans4M]

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What do you think guys?

New to UNSW so particularly interested in whether i'm going to develop walking muscles this semester ;P

nah looks good. How come you are also doing Public Law?

 

[anomalousdecay]

I don't want to brag or anything, but I got the best timetable.

You have the right to brag.

Your timetable is awesome.

do i have to attend the friday lecture? i don't really want to be spending 3.5 hours on a train/bus to get to a 50 min lecture

I'm in the same position for the Monday PHYS1131 lecture.

I guess you can skip a few times (since lectures are not marked), although it might be good to stay there and get some study in, or find something fun to do at uni to relax for the day.

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What do you think guys?

New to UNSW so particularly interested in whether i'm going to develop walking muscles this semester ;P

Its good.

Do you want those 3 hour breaks though?

 

[EpikHigh]

If you can't get into the lecture you want just enrol for a random lecture and then just show up to the one you want to be in? lel