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MATH1141 and MATH1131 dont necessarily cover the same thing. In the areas where the topics covered are the same, MATH1141 questions are a lot harder. Also theres harder topics not taught at all in MATH1131

This is pretty much what i'm thinking right now. I'm still not properly enrolled due to some issues so i'm not entirely sure what the final timetable will be...at the moment though looks like im only turning up two days a week

MATH1081 has this annoying habit of having blanks in the lecture notes for important things, and you fill those blanks in at the lectures. Theres way too much content to be taught in tutes, so if you're skipping lectures you're effectively missing out on content (which you'll most likely have to...

I *think* D10 is the reference and G02 refers to the room number

I was under the impression that COMP4xxx counts as level 3. And isnt it only 5 courses? (COMP3111 core plus 24 uoc of electives)

You could take a look at COMP4xxx subjects too, pretty sure they can count towards your 24 uoc you need to graduate. I'm only taking COMP3121 1st semester, COMP3111 and another one 2nd semester and most likely COMP4141 over summer. COMP4141 is the one i look forward to the most.

I'm part time, 12 hours per week, still could not make a timetable with a day off. That is all.

Logical explanation: Someone else is switching it off Illogical explanation: Ghosts or some sort of poltergeist, gtfo asap and call a priest

I dont think theres a lack of people doing comp sci, i think its more co-op is slightly restrictive. A lot of the people doing comp sci combine it with something else, which isnt allowed with co-op. I definitely wouldve done co-op had I done straight comp sci.

You can apply for co-op in 2nd year if theres free spots. This year I (and all other 2nd years) were offered to get into it because there were spots still available (pretty much guaranteed entry due to lack of people). I wouldve taken it if i were straight comp sci, but i like maths too much.

Speaking from doing advanced uni maths, numerical solutions are fine in my opinion, often they'll help give you an idea of where you're going wrong/what to do, without actually solving it for you. I never consult fully worked solutions though, even if i think theres no chance of getting the...

MATH1901 - Differential calculus (complex numbers, derivatives, limits) MATH1903 - Integral calculus (series, differential equations, integration) The SSP topics do not follow on from these. They're almost all completely different topics. Cant really tell you which topics, i chose not to do it

USyd has the maths SSP, it effectively replaces MATH1901 in first semester and MATH1903 in second. You still do the assessments of MATH1901/1903, just attend extra SSP classes and get extra assessments. If you complete it satisfactorily, you will get a bonus 3 marks on your final result for...

Mate, what the fuck are you on about? No where does it say you need to use the advanced SAM. The advanced SAM contains more features and better scaling algorithms, but in no way does it mean you need it, the ordinary SAM is more than enough. Everyone should be thankful that there is a SAM...

Haha PvP is scary until you get your first kill. Then the want to kill others grows. Killed my first ever player last night (level 29 night elf) :D

Yes it is (i did it at usyd)

If Matt Wand is lecturing, theres no need to turn up at all. I really hated his teaching style, he effectively taught by examples, didnt really cover the theory but rather just did questions for the entire lecture. The notes are pretty good and are all you need. Either way, missing one lecture a...

Haha i guess its not so bad, its just really watered down and frustrating. Its like 'in real life this variable plays a role, but it complicates things so lets remove it from the equation and consider a simpler non-realistic equation'.

ugh, math2240 is really ugly (and boring). I honestly learnt nothing about meteorology or oceanography, the whole course was just solving DEs. If i had known, i'd have replaced it with something like math3521 :p I'd probably be entering MATH3611, MATH3521, COMP3121 and PHIL2001 and maybe another...

Yes, when i went to overload, i initially emailed them. They told me to write a letter saying i take responsibility for overloading etc. etc, then sign it and hand it to them. You can overload 3 uoc without issue though