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You'll be fine. I forgot to either put my name or SID on my multiple choice paper in second year and it was fine.

Maschemeyer didn't teach us last year for catalysis. I'm pretty sure Peter Rutledge teaches synthetic/medicinal (he was pretty awesome with showing pictures of his holidays, etc 1/2 way through the lecture). Yeah, both Kable and Schmidt (now this guy is what I call cocky) as well as Meredith...

I like Brendan Kennedy, but he's a bit lost sometimes. Chris Ling's stuff is pretty hard. But I definitely reccomend catalysis. Tony Masters is awesome!

I found catalysis and sustainable processes to be the best subject in third year. Medicinal and metal chemistry was okay, same with quantum chemistry. Do not do materials chemistry- that was pretty crap. As for the rest, I'm not too sure.

Re: Semester 1 Chatter Thread That's because it's a shed, not a building. :p

Re: Semester 1 Chatter Thread That's because it's a shed, not a building. :p

Well, that's different.

I didn't buy a lab coat until I was in third year. I think in Chemistry and Physics its optional. But I needed it for Biochemistry in third year.

You should be able to do the test on a Saturday. I got my Ps on a Saturday. But I guess it depends what RTA it is.

Haha...I managed to get my security access yesterday before they sent the email. Win.

On most occasions, night fillers won't work past 12. However, I've seen some work till 2am. They'll get a higher rate of pay if they work past 12. Big W calls in their casual night fillers, so it'll be good to make a good impression so you will get called in.

Fenerbahce fan.

Yeah, you can do two majors. :) Most people do.

Pay varies from company to company. If you did honours, you'd be receiving less money from centrelink since you'd be earning more. ;) Average salary for science graduates is about $50000-$55000. I think it's about $65000 if you do honours. But it varies. If you're determined to do well, then...

You would have been better off if you bought them second-hand when uni begins.

You can vary your enrolment online (myuni --> myadmin), but you probably won't be able to do that until sometime in February.

I think they usually repeat the lectures at 12 too.

As I stated in the other thread you created, minimal knowledge of maths for science degrees (particularly at usyd, but I'm sure it's also the case for UNSW) is mathematics. You're only doing general mathematics.

Tennille Bachelor of Science (Advanced) IV (Biochemistry/Chemistry) Hons (Biochemistry)

Stop line, sorry.