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Re: UNSW chit chat thread 2016 Yea, guess they're aren't super hard course and last year in 3200, Zoran just used those big tutorial questions in the test and mid sem. Seems like it's an easy course to pass but I never got my head around some parts of it.

Re: UNSW chit chat thread 2016 Yea, guess they're aren't super hard course and last year in 3200, Zoran just used those big tutorial questions in the test and mid sem. Seems like it's an easy course to pass but I never got my head around some parts of it.

What you mean by preview? Guess you can use this to find your subjects, http://www.handbook.unsw.edu.au/2016/index.html or just google the subject and try to find a course outline to get an idea what will be taught and how things will be assessed. I'm not in elec eng bu mech eng. But seems like...

Re: UNSW chit chat thread 2016 I dunno, maybe it's cause I'm a crap student but I struggled with 3200 and 2089. 2400 is alright to pass tho but kinda hard to do really well in. 2089 is tedious with stats and annoying with learning Matlab. 3200, maybe it was cause I got side tracked by...

I thought all freshers do a basic 1st year course like Physics, maths, a engineering design course along with a few electives. And yea you can transfer your major, depending if it inter-school or inter-faculty or even to a completely different degree will determine how easy or how much wam you...

I don't think so, it's better to find what you like and do well at it than stick with something that will you will do bad it. Plus they wouldn't know unless it says so on your transcript and most of the time employers don't ask for your transcript. Plus after your first job, grades and all that...

Re: UNSW chit chat thread 2016 Well, learn to comprise and find middle ground cause in all your group projects. If you're lucky you might get other high achiever in your group. But most of the time, you'll get a slacker or no and people who struggle to communicate. Try not to sweat the small...

I managed to learn well enough to get a CR with just lecture notes and I'm a pretty bad student.

I think I was in the same situation when I first started (did high school in WA). I did Math1011 for the 1st semester, then Math1131 next sem and then math1231 during the summer semester if you're willing if you're ok with the timing of it. Otherwise, just work extra hard.

Most eng soc run plenty throughout the sem anyways.

Only applies to full fee domestic students and kiwi students it seems. Grrrr

Unless things have changed, you can rock up to any lecture even if you're not a student. I never been to a lecture where they take roll. But last time I been to a psyc lectures, especially the first few weeks it get pretty packed where students had to still on the floor but around week 5...

Done both, elec1111 is a bitch and depend on how good you are with electrical circuits is pretty hard, was a struggle during the lab exam and final exam to even pass. Psyc1001 is pretty chilled, very easy to pass but a bit harder to get high marks unless you put some work into it but they give...

All mech related program will need to do MMAN2300, so it's best to get it sorted 1st year and pick it. Pretty sure you can pick it first year or second year but if you pick it 2nd year you might have to get creative with the program plan. As with elec1111 and elec1112, think it means if you do...

You definitely wouldn't be let in through the front door. My mate tried jumping the fence back in the day but don't think that'll fly anymore.

Would you rather deal with infrastructure or plant processing stuff?

It's like those guy that come out the exam saying they stuff it then get HD while I'm praying for a pass.

Yea, got a few mates doing that course. They seem to have more of a life outside study than me and getting better grade. Just sort out your time and don't procrastinate too hard and you should be alright. Also in the end of the day, HD isn't everything. It's better to get CR with a bunch of...

Actually called The Psychobiology of Sex, Love and Attraction - GENS9007 at UNSW

It's good fun the first 3 years, starting to get a bit over at the 4th but once all your mates are working and you're still bumming around I'm starting to itch to get out. Be good to not need to study for exams and take work home.