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Guide to passing discrete maths 1081 (1 Viewer)
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Survivor39
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What's the difference between the 3 uoc discrete MATH1091?? and this one?? beside the UOC difference...
MATH1091, topics are smaller than discrete, much less depth, easier overall, half the contact time also.
To pass MATH1081, staple the odd $100 bill to your class tests
(Note, at your own risk, I take no responsiblity in your part to bribe a lecturer)
To pass MATH1081, staple the odd $100 bill to your class tests
(Note, at your own risk, I take no responsiblity in your part to bribe a lecturer)
RCMasterAA
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Are you sure you guys aren't talking about MATH1090 cause that's what I'm doing. Or is there a difference between the two?
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Man just turn up to the tutorial and ask tutors to do questions.
Literally Math1090 is the same as Math1081 minus 'Graph' theory, which itself is essential in solving complex networking problems for example.
imo buying the Epp book gives you minimal help, like I read about 10 pages of it on top of the lecture notes last year.
Literally Math1090 is the same as Math1081 minus 'Graph' theory, which itself is essential in solving complex networking problems for example.
imo buying the Epp book gives you minimal help, like I read about 10 pages of it on top of the lecture notes last year.
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Borrow the discrete textbook from the library. There's only some, but it really helps, especially if you're the timid type and are too afraid to ask from tutors.. let alone the lecturers.
Other than that, get the textbook and do the past paper, since they give worked solutions. It wasn't hard to get an HD with only 5 lectures attended, tons of people did that.
Other than that, get the textbook and do the past paper, since they give worked solutions. It wasn't hard to get an HD with only 5 lectures attended, tons of people did that.
Li0n
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HAHHA YES
go electrical engineering!! im doing 1090 baby!!!!! MWA HAH H AH AH HA
go electrical engineering!! im doing 1090 baby!!!!! MWA HAH H AH AH HA
anti
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Study with friends. They tend to get things you don't and vice versa
Also set aside time each day you study to just do discrete past papers. ONLY do the questions for topics you've covered. Any ones you don't understand try to contact the lecturer (or post them up here) where people can explain them. After all, discrete is more about comprehending than actually doing the maths ..
Also set aside time each day you study to just do discrete past papers. ONLY do the questions for topics you've covered. Any ones you don't understand try to contact the lecturer (or post them up here) where people can explain them. After all, discrete is more about comprehending than actually doing the maths ..
theone123
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i heard maths 1b is harder than discrete