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Right now I am planning my year 3 units for my Acst/Computing double, and start thinking a little ahead about year 4 since most Comp3xx units required certain Comp2xx as prerequisites. Are there any current 3rd and 4th Yr'er here with computing double to share about your subject selection...

hope this is not too late, I have Econ110, Stat171 and Econ111 textbooks to sell, anyone interested drop me a pm.

B Com- Actuarial / B Sci - Computing @ 2nd year, classified as the endangered species

opps, i mean a^2(n) is positive and increasing, and (a^2 )(n) < a(n)^2. Since a(n)^2 is convergent, so (a^2 )(n) is bounded above still no clue for the Calculus 1st question tho: "suppose a(n) --> L as n --> infinity, and b(n) = f(a(n)) where b(n) is continuous, prove that f (a(n) ) --> f...

To prove convergence you basically need to show that it is bounded above and increasing (or bounded below and decreasing), in this case, a(n) is obviously incresing since all An positive, and it is smaller than (bounded above by) (An)^2.

thx wogboy, how abt this one: suppose a(n) --> L as n --> infinity, and b(n) = f(a(n)) where b(n) is continuous, prove that f (a(n) ) --> f (L). any thoughts on that as well?

yes i'm struggling with the following: Calculus: Find the limit of a(n) = n(2^1/n - 1) if exists and "Find sequences a(n) and b(n) such that a(n) has a subsequence converging to 2, b(n) has a subsequence converging to 3, and a(n) + b(n) --> 4" Algebra: "If H is an m x n matrix and K...

i've heard this from a friend before: econ111 = essay/story writing, any thoughts on that?

everyone's happy, leaving me out in the dark.. ACST151 Intro to Actuarial Studies First Half Year CR 69 COMP125 Fund.of Comp.Science First Half Year CR 69 ECON110 Macroeconomic Principles First Half Year D 81 STAT171 Statistical Data Analysis First Half Year CR 69 did i score some...

it must be the student activity fees...

4 am now, site still down...

hey are there any units that we cannot fail? or do we have to pass everything?

Econ110: did alrite in all sections, so think no prob with C, maybe D if lucky Acst151: took some guesses(5) in MC but mostly ok, wrote answers to Q31 but not sure if i'm right, so most likely C Stat171: got all formulas in my cheating paper, so nothin should go wrong, except maybe the 2...

i think you are just looking at the sign of (α. + NLF. – Y) to be either positive, negative or zero, which respectively relates to rising, falling and constant U...am i right? :X

lol, that looks identical to mine.. have my account been hacked by redrum or something?

as for page 258 - 260 of the econ textbook belongs to money market, well before external sector is mentioned, so it is assumed to be domestic with no foreign speculations, or at least doesnt mention at all what will happen to the Kinflow and Koutflow of another country in response to this. so i...

dude, when you throw a line like this, at least try to back it up with somethin... as far as my logic goes, my vote goes to Issaq

well, keep in mind that this is only the average UAI for the scholarship, the actual cut offs varies with the course you are doing.... otherwise it will turn out that only actuarial students (or maybe some law pplz) grabing all the scholarships and leave nothing for the rest...;)

isnt external the one with the least equations to remember? i'm happy doing external =)

and no ur equation is not true since I(planned) can be greater than I(actual), this occurs when there is excess demand, and I(unplanned) < 0. I(actual) = I(planned) + I (unplanned)