Hi everyone,
I am no longer offering tutoring services. However, I am still selling my essays. I know some of the texts and modules have changed, but these should still be very useful.
Module A: Frankenstein contrasted with Blade Runner
Module B: Gwen Harwood's poetry
Module C: Julius Caesar...
2206 is an interesting subject, and the lecturer for it (Fiebig) in the first semester is really good. Workload not all that high. Keeping up with tutorial questions is helpful but not essential. During semester you need to do one assignment and one project, so apart from a week or two not all...
Out of those subjects the only two in which doing one before the the other is significantly useful is MATH2011 (Several Variable Calc) before MATH2521 (Complex Analysis).
In complex analysis you need some tools from multivariable calculus (even at a basic level, you can think of a complex...
You can get through a maths degree without the knowledge from Extension 2 (since it will be retaught in first year) but unless you are the type of person who can and wants to do Extension 2, a maths degree (not even necessarily a pure maths major) will get pretty hard and pretty tiresome very...
The day maths releases provisional marks (usually exactly one week before main release) is the deadline for schools to submit marks to faculties. I found this online somewhere last sem but can't find it now.
That's when the transcripts updated last sem.
MATH2111 (Higher Several Variable Calculus)
Ease 8/10. The first half of this course (Analysis) is very abstract and can take a bit of time to wrap your head around. The questions and techniques, though, are intuitive and interesting once you understand the material. The second half of the...