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Final exams for microECON and ECMT are.. (1 Viewer)
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re: blackboard.
Instructions for use of the computer sheet. Draw a thick line through the centre and crossing both edges of each box selected. Use a dark lead pencil so that you can use an eraser if you make an error. Errors made in ink cannot be corrected – you will need to ask the examination supervisor for another sheet. Boxes with faint or incomplete lines or not completed in the prescribed manner may not be read. Complete the SID section of the sheet by recording the last seven digits of your 9-digit student ID number. Make sure you complete the name section of the sheet.
There is only one correct choice for each question.
Negative marks will not be awarded for any question.
Instructions for use of the computer sheet. Draw a thick line through the centre and crossing both edges of each box selected. Use a dark lead pencil so that you can use an eraser if you make an error. Errors made in ink cannot be corrected – you will need to ask the examination supervisor for another sheet. Boxes with faint or incomplete lines or not completed in the prescribed manner may not be read. Complete the SID section of the sheet by recording the last seven digits of your 9-digit student ID number. Make sure you complete the name section of the sheet.
There is only one correct choice for each question.
Negative marks will not be awarded for any question.
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shoconomics
yeah thanks cimbom, i was worried for a bit there
I've only watched two WC games, so far, but both of them were out with other ppl, so it was time worth spent. SO ANGRY THAT EXAMS ARE RUINING THE WORLD CUP RIGHT NOW. Grrr... ECON exam monday, same day as Aus v. Brazil, Korea v. France, I have to forego one of those games as my opportunity cost.. 
Hehe, i stopped going to Murray's lectures a week after he started. I soon realised that it was just pointless trying to learn from him. It's crazy to think that it's possible. Slides+text+tutorial questions were okay. Same thing for econ1001 with Natalia. Not that those lecturers are uneducated or whatever, it's just that it's very difficult for me to understand those kind of concepts in lectures.
Meh, maybe i wont like ecmt so much after wednesday. I haven't had time to study properly yet (world cup, ecop1001, etc.)
Meh, maybe i wont like ecmt so much after wednesday. I haven't had time to study properly yet (world cup, ecop1001, etc.)
i've been listening to them on sbs radio while i study... like last night, argentina v serbia+montenegro in spanish :O. there is no hope for australia v brazil at 2am tomorrow morning. two exams on monday. but... i finish on wednesday. so after that= no sleep, only footballwhat971 said:I've only watched two WC games, so far, but both of them were out with other ppl, so it was time worth spent. SO ANGRY THAT EXAMS ARE RUINING THE WORLD CUP RIGHT NOW. Grrr... ECON exam monday, same day as Aus v. Brazil, Korea v. France, I have to forego one of those games as my opportunity cost..
.edit: monday morning!
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Ecop1001 was the only subject that made my semester tolerable. Frank is the best lecturer, although tutorials were often a waste of time as Arts students rambled on without understanding basic economic principles. Plus the assesments were decent and well weighted (apart from ridiculous 20% tute participation mark). This is all prior to taking the final exam of course, should be interesting to see how they mark it.