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but that's not in semester 1 lol. so i guess i won't do metric spaces. what about logic and foundations, does anyone know what that course is like? from a glimpse of the past papers, it doesn't look all that interesting to me. nah i don't think i can get it waived templar. my marks aren't...

yeh i've considered that, but the more i do engo the more i seem to dislike it. (i enjoy the programming part but i really don't like the management stuff). keeping software i suppose is like a safeguard, incase i can't find anything math related for my career. On another note, Does anyone...

software engineering screwed me over with the restructure of the degree, so i had to retake 2nd year subjects. B (adv math) Science requires 48cp of senior subjects whereas B science doesn't. i don't have 48cp of senior UoS (only 24 by end of this semester).

I am currently in my third year doing a B(Software) Engineering/BScience degree. However I would like to drop the Engineering degree and grab a major in mathematics. The thing is I would prefer to graduate under BScience(Advanced Mathematics), rather than the regular BScience, which requires me...

yeh, might beable to although i'm not sure. physics major: 12cp junior yr, 18cp (assuming you do astro as well), 24cp senior is 54cp. and junior maths is 12cp + intermediate is 6cp? (MATH2067 instead of MATH2061+2065) so 72cp in total, need another 24cp in science area. minus the...

~15mins ±2mins, I had a 8am math1901 lecture at wallace followed by 9am elec1601 lab in link building last yr.

what stream of engineering are you doing? and what major are you aiming for in science? if you're doing a combined degree, i think it would be 156cp of engineering instead of 168... and some of the engineering core, eg the maths and phys/chem will count towards the 96cp of science

it's fine, all you'll be doing is mechanics and waves.

oh thanks. i will do math2962 then. i'm planning to major in applied, but math2963 gives me a clash and it doesn't seem that interesting to me.

Hi, i'm unsure which of the 2 to do MATH2962 (real and complex analysis avd) or MATH2963 (math computing and non linear systems) i will also be doing MATH2961 linear mathematics and vector calc and MATH2965 partial differential equ intro. So i'm wondering which math out of 2962 or 2963...

ah ok, makes sense now. thanks

how did you get 6!/2?

There are 5 different coloured marbles in a bag. i) what is the probability that with 5 random draws (with replacement), you draw all the different coloured marbles? ii)what is the probability that with 6 random draws (with replacement), you draw every coloured marble atleast once...

Semester 1 ELEC2103 simulation & numerical solutions in engineering MATH2961 linear mathematics & vector calculus adv MATH2962 real and complex analysis adv PHYS2911 physics 2A adv Semester 2 ELEC2602 digital system design MATH2965 partial differential equations intro adv PHYS2912...

given real numbers a and b consider the system of linear equations 5y + 3z = 1 ax + y - z = a - 3 ax + 2y + 2z = a + 2b -2 2ax - 2y = 2a + b i)use elementary row operations to find the values of a and b for which the equations are inconsistent. ii)find the values of a and b for which...

haha, yes thanks Iruka

Consider the complex function z → z + 1/z. Show that this function maps a circle of radius 2 centred at the origin in the z-plane, to an ellipse in the w-plane (where w = z + 1/z). Find the (Cartesian) equation of the ellipse.

B engineering/B science 1st yr

If you go to a crappy school like bonnyrigg for example (like i did), EAS is automatic, you don't even need to apply for anything, it's already given to you.

physics exam mark was 7 pts higher engish (std) exam mark was 6 pts higher math ext 2 exam mark was 4 pts higher math ext 1 exam mark was 1 pt higher chemistry exam mark was 1 pt higher guess that happens if you go to bonnyrigg high school and don't come 1st in anything :(