how's session 2? (2 Viewers)

[enak]

Originally posted by MuSaRuRWa
and u actually went to everyone of them?

Well, not all of em but still, its a long day

 

[McLake]

Originally posted by sneaky pete
Same

I see everyone else assumes they passed everything ?

I already know my (provisional) marks for one subject ...

Originally posted by underthesun
contradistinction

I gotta change mine asap, but whens' the last date you can change courses etc (e.g, i need to get out of seng/sci to normal seng, since i cant get to seng/commerce yet)..

4 weeks past start of session date. Plently of time.

 

[MuSaRuRWa]

Originally posted by McLake
I already know my (provisional) marks for one subject ...

yea .... how'd u go for comp? me passed got a cr

Originally posted by McLake
4 weeks past start of session date. Plently of time.

no, thats for induvidual subjects... this guy's talking abt an intra-cse degree transfer, which can happen anytime at all

 

[Farnarcle]

Originally posted by McLake
Brave New World is meant to be bad ...

What? The book?

 

[MuSaRuRWa]

Originally posted by Farnarcle
What? The book?

no, its the name of an elective

 

[sneaky pete]

GENS4015 Brave New World
This wholly Internet-delivered course aims to give a big picture overview of the physical sciences at the dawn of the 21st century and beyond. The most common interface between the general public and science is often through science fiction; hence, science fiction is used as a teaching aid to stimulate student interest and as a starting point from which to communicate the science, and its likely future development. This course also examines the interaction between science and society, encouraging students to consider how culture influences science and vice versa. The areas covered are: the physics of space and time; astronomy; space travel and exploration; astrobiology: life in the Universe; computers & robotics, artificial intelligence & human intelligence; the future of the human race.

I reckon that sounds pretty interesting

 

[Farnarcle]

Yeah, It'll be my General Elective next year for sure.

 

[Mill]

I'm doing:

ACTL2003 Stochastic Models
MATH2601 Higher Linear Algebra
HIST2661 Ancient History 2 : Rome

And maybe:

MATH2910 Higher Statistical Computing

And the two subjects I'm not doing that I should be doing are:

MATH2130 Higher Differential Equations
MATH2931 Higher Linear Models

My Commerce/Science degree recommends that I do all of the subjects above (except the history). I choose to underload and do history because I'm sick of Commerce/Science. Plus I don't want to fail the first truly hard actuarial subject.

 

[mic]

Originally posted by enak
That's nothing, my wednesday this semester used to be from 9-9,well 9-7:30 really, but the lab ended up being way longer extending it to about 9/10, and the only break I had on that day was from 4-5, all the other hours were either lectures or tut's, thats pain

it's more the 4 hrs in a row from 10-2 that's getting to me, rather than the 5 hrs all up . last semester 3 hrs in a row was the longest i had and that was draining

 

[hk31]

I'm going to be doing the 3 remaining core commerce subjects + JAPN3001 (Japanese Communication 3B)

3 days a week!!

 

[MuSaRuRWa]

mill : yea, 2003 is apparently the hardest of them all, even harder than the 3rd yr subjects ........ have fun
and why arent u doing linear models. its an exemption subject for u ...

 

[cyrax83]

when do we have to create our sem 2 timetable by ?

 

[McLake]

Originally posted by MuSaRuRWa
yea .... how'd u go for comp? me passed got a cr

81 in test, 84 overall (1 more mark and I would have an HD, grr)

 

[sunny]

Originally posted by cyrax83
when do we have to create our sem 2 timetable by ?

You enroll ASAP to get the classes you want. There is the same deadline like in sem 1 to drop/change classes.

https://my.unsw.edu.au/student/acad...mentMainPage.html#ImportantDatesforEnrolments

 

[t-i-m-m-y]

next session i will be doing:

MATH1251(uber higher math 1B)
ACCT1511(acct 1B)
CHEM1041 (higher chem 1D)
ACTL1001(an actl subject)

timetable currently in the making. still awaiting a reply from the school of chemistry. both chem lec streams have clash with MATH and ACTL no need to go to class lolz :uhhuh:

 

[Lundy]

A query: If I failed a class, what happens? Would I still continue with the subject next semester? and when would I have to re-take the one I failed?

 

[sunny]

A query: If I failed a class, what happens? Would I still continue with the subject next semester? and when would I have to re-take the one I failed?

It can make things really complicated.

If you fail a core subject, you will definately have to do it again. If that core subject you failed was a pre req to other subjects that you need to do, you can't go forwards in your program until you have passed the subject since you wouldn't have met the pre reqs for the subjects in session 2.

 

[wogboy]

In semester 2 I'll be doing:
ELEC2032 - Electronics & Systems
ELEC2042 - Real Time Instrumentation
ELEC2015 - Electromagnetic Applications
MATH2520 - Complex Analysis
MATH2509 - Linear Algebra for Engineers
MATH2859 - Probability, Statistics and Information
GENE1011 - From Catchment to Ocean

And in winter session:
GENS7062 - Viewing the Earth Through Geology.

All of which are 3UOC. (5 days/week, 20.5 hrs/week)

 

[Survivor39]

hmmm....session 2 = 16 hours

BSSM1110
BIOS1011
CHEM1011
HPSC1500

 

[Survivor39]

next session i will be doing:

MATH1251(uber higher math 1B)
ACCT1511(acct 1B)
CHEM1041 (higher chem 1D)
ACTL1001(an actl subject)

timetable currently in the making. still awaiting a reply from the school of chemistry. both chem lec streams have clash with MATH and ACTL no need to go to class lolz :uhhuh:

Why aren't you doing BIO timmy? i thought you are better at bio than chem
you are getting a HD or D in bio1201.....