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I dont think you are alone. I initially struggled in Contracts before I grasped how to correctly do problem questions. A lot of people at uni struggle with Contracts because it is the first substantive law subject that they study. This is difficult compared the approach of the first year...

I hate when I have classed in the Tower/Markets straight after a class in the other. Always running late to the next class. Luckily none of the tutors this sem care. In other semesters, tutors have cared.

Re: The UTS 'Get Naked and Secks!!' Thread Why is this thread so quiet? Anyway goan crazy.... How's the Corporate Law Research & Writing Assignment going? I might start it now. It doesnt look too bad from a pretty superficial level.

KGB, When doing your readings, you can discern what is important or not. You need to chill out a bit and take the readings as they come. The reading for MPO can be skim read. The lecture notes provide the basic points and if you need any clarification, read that section of the book...

I have to say that most of the above advice is correct, I understand that the first semester does seem a bit daunting and it is a big step up from high school. This is always going to happen as you need to read chapters instead of 5 pages for each class. One of the first strategies that I...

The Library website has some exam papers. I think if you put the name in subject resources, you may find some exam papers.

In the 10 minutes reading time, everyone practically worked out the answers. Most of my room left as soon as we were allowed to. But after 20 mins, most people had handed up their tests.

The key to uni is being selective in your study. You know how you learn best. Some people read the textbook word for word; others attend the lectures and/or tutorials; others can just cram a week before. The key is working out what the subject considers important and not and focusing upon...

Re: The UTS 'Get Naked and Secks!!' Thread Back to uni tomorrow after nearly 4 months off.

You would potentially be able to take ATBD at the City campus this semester due to the fact that a failure to do so would impede your progression throughout your degree. But you have probably left it too late.

You print them off. For lecturers to print them off for everyone would be a nightmare. You can print them off as 3 slides per page (leaves space for notes) or 6 slides per page. You do probably go through a printer cartridge a semester (maybe 2). Alternatively you can print them off at uni...

You need a 90+ UAI and a Distinction average to be competitive.

All subjects start in different weeks dependent on what the co-ordinator of the subject chooses. Some of the co ordinators like to have a tutorial in Week 1 in order to do all the intro/house keeping stuff. Go on UTSOnline and find the subject outline. Go to the tutorial outline and you...

Take your academic transcript and any course outlines. As the UWS transfer to UTS is quite common, they will most likely have a list of approved subject exemptions.

Re: Buy and Sell thread - Sem 1 and 2 Anyone want to purchase the texts for: ACCG 200 Management Accounting (4th edn) by Langfield-Smith et al SALE PRICE: $50.00 [ACST 101 Knox D M, Zima P and Brown R L, Mathematics of Finance, 2nd Edition, McGraw-Hill (1999) AND Viney C, Financial...

Re: The UTS 'Get Naked and Secks!!' Thread Fair enough. I have my tutorials on Wednesday straight after each other which is pretty good. The lectures are all I have on Monday so its pretty much go to the first few and see if they are useful/useless. I am not 100% sure about IP either. I...

Re: The UTS 'Get Naked and Secks!!' Thread Same with me. I rocked up at 9:30 and I got it straight away. BTW the locations of Semester 1 classes are now available. What Evidence and Corporate Law tuts you in?

Lectures can be bought from the Audio Visual place in Building 5. My friend bought a few last semester. I suppose it depends on the subject.

Re: The UTS 'Get Naked and Secks!!' Thread The system is pathetic. Why not just send out a new card each year? Global financial crisis?? I suppose I will head in before work as well.

You could potentially get away with it if the subjects are only offered in one semester (Autumn/Spring). They dont usually like people finishing their degrees earlier as a reason unless it is your last/second last semester and you need to do 1 subject to avoid a pointless 1 subject semester...