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Maybe 9 is including Gen ed?
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They've certainly made it confusing. On the maths page:J0n said:Thanks sunny.
I look in that book however, and it seems to be a bit different to:
http://www.maths.unsw.edu.au/studen...tml#MathematicsandComputerScience(MATHC13972)
Which is what I used earlier. On that link, it says "Elective courses totalling 6 units of credit", so I just chose PHYS1000 from the list provided in that link. But in that handbook, it says "Elective courses totalling 9 units of credit" - which one is correct?
I think what they mean to say is:
That makes more sense to me as it would add it up the full load of 48uoc a year.
heh yeah now I see it in semester 2
but still I cannot see all my course options on one screen cuz when is search for the Plan - Mechatronics it doesn't return any results
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but still I cannot see all my course options on one screen cuz when is search for the Plan - Mechatronics it doesn't return any results
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ohhhh I think I solved the problem....
since Mechatronics is one of the courses under Mechanical (inlcuding aerospace,manufacture, mecha and naval) my first year subjects are found under 'Mechanical Engineering' rather than mechatronics...
since Mechatronics is one of the courses under Mechanical (inlcuding aerospace,manufacture, mecha and naval) my first year subjects are found under 'Mechanical Engineering' rather than mechatronics...
HELp
hey every1,1. it says there is a typical uoc of 24 credits for civil engineering, and a minimum of 3 uoc per session, but in yaer 1 it specifies particular subjects, and when u can complete them with certain prepquisites 4 each, what happens if we dont choose (up to) the typ 24 uoc per semester so when would we complete the actual subject (as in singular not the year i.e dynamics or statics if we dont choose it).2. Also it says u can complete dynamics in s 1 or s2 although when i search to add courses only statics is availale in s1. what gives??
thx in advance
hey every1,1. it says there is a typical uoc of 24 credits for civil engineering, and a minimum of 3 uoc per session, but in yaer 1 it specifies particular subjects, and when u can complete them with certain prepquisites 4 each, what happens if we dont choose (up to) the typ 24 uoc per semester so when would we complete the actual subject (as in singular not the year i.e dynamics or statics if we dont choose it).2. Also it says u can complete dynamics in s 1 or s2 although when i search to add courses only statics is availale in s1. what gives??
thx in advance
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Can you clarify your questions? I don't really understand what you mean.Princeps_ said:
Bascially if you don't choose 24 uoc a session, you either have to catch up during winter/summer if the subject is offered during that time, or you take longer to complete your degree.
ok u basically answered my first, in the 2nd one a mean simply it says in the handbook that dynamics is available for session 1 and 2 although when i search in semester 1to add courses (in the online app process) it doesnt have dynamics.
Renewable energy was easy to apply for, seeing at the only decision was whether to do mathermatics or higher mathematics, and physics or higher physics....but then trying to get a decent timetable....i start at 9 every day which will be a challenge...even managed to end up in a tut with me sister who is starting civil engineering
btw (response to 3 posts up)
isnt dynamics usually done in session 2 by civil peeps?
person above:
there could be 6 (or 8+) individual tutes in each timeslot so your not guaranteed to be in the same tute with someone in the same timeslot
isnt dynamics usually done in session 2 by civil peeps?
person above:
there could be 6 (or 8+) individual tutes in each timeslot so your not guaranteed to be in the same tute with someone in the same timeslot
last question, lets say u have a course that runs from 1pm-3pm (eg maths) and subsequently one that runs on the same day from 3pm-5pm (eg chem) do u miss out on some of the chem lecture/tute/e.tc or is there like a 5 min break or something between classes, so should i pick something that has a 2-3 hour break between sessions?
thx
thx