I need an easy subject for semester 2!!! Recommendations?? (1 Viewer)

[tres bien]

Hey everyone,

I'm looking for a piss-easy low fail rate 6 credit pt subject to do for second semester, one without pre (or post) requisites... something that will be (hopefully) fun for my final semester of university. It can be a first year subject. I would prefer it if it didn't have a final exam during the exam period (!!). I did four really difficult subjects this semester and I'm really worn out.

Any suggestions??? Does a subject like this exist?

Thanks!

 

[Kwayera]

Well dude that depends on your degree.

 

[jb_nc]

math1903

 

[tres bien]

I'm a science student. I'm entitled to at least one elective from any other department. Perhaps an arts subject?

 

[jb_nc]

I'm a science student. I'm entitled to at least one elective from any other department. Perhaps an arts subject?

in carslaw theres a notice board for subjects like "the philosophy of science" thats guaranteed to be 100% bullshit.

 

[velox]

I hear english is easy (according to other members posts on this board)

 

[Iheartpaulfrank]

Try ENGL1000. I heard that's really easy.

 

[Sparcod]

Hey everyone,

I'm looking for a piss-easy low fail rate 6 credit pt subject to do for second semester, one without pre (or post) requisites... something that will be (hopefully) fun for my final semester of university. It can be a first year subject. I would prefer it if it didn't have a final exam during the exam period (!!). I did four really difficult subjects this semester and I'm really worn out.

Any suggestions??? Does a subject like this exist?

Thanks!

Let's get this right, you want a subject that:
-has a low-failure rate
-has no final exam (in exam period)
-should be 1st year for ease
-must be easy

My suggestion is a language if you want arts. To me, it fits the above criteria.
Perhaps French will do since you already know 2 words.

 

[velox]

Let's get this right, you want a subject that:
-has a low-failure rate
-has no final exam (in exam period)
-should be 1st year for ease
-must be easy

My suggestion is a language if you want arts. To me, it fits the above criteria.
Perhaps French will do since you already know 2 words.

hahah, try mandarin, more work than any other subject I have done, including advanced units.

 

[stazi]

how on earth is a language easy, if you don't speak it. there'd be more memorisation and work than any other subject.

Do ENGL1000. I will prob overload and do that, too. Seems orsumly noobish.

 

[Sparcod]

I was joking there. I wonder what ENGL1000 is about. I don't intend to do it but I'll look it up anyway.

 

[Iheartpaulfrank]

It's called Academic Writing, right? I have a feeling, as long as you have a reasonably basic grasp of English, you'll do fine. Unless you're an International Student who has poor spelling, punctuation and grammar.

how on earth is a language easy, if you don't speak it. there'd be more memorisation and work than any other subject.

Exactly. I do French, and I just find it hard to remember what is 'feminine' and 'masculine'. How on earth is a bracelet 'masculine' and a beard 'feminine'?

 

[tennille]

PHYS1500- astronomy. Pretty easy subject.

 

[666_blessings]

Engl1000 is the most boring piece of crap. Ever. Besides, I think they only offer that in semester 1. Most of the interesting subjects have some sort of pre-req which is a bitch. How about some philosophy? (anything except introductory logic is reasonably interesting and easy)

 

[stazi]

no they offer it in both semesters. we all wouldnt have said so, unless we knew.

also, where did she say interesting? she merely said easy.

 

[gelina]

"something that will be (hopefully) fun for my final semester of university. "

alludes to something along the lines of "interesting"

 

[stazi]

oh i fail

 

[bazookajoe]

I thought ENGL1000 didn't count towards your degree thing?
If it does I so want in

 

[stazi]

yeah it does - it says credit applies for all faculties. lolz. maybe layk 50 bosers can do it.

 

[Empath]

(anything except introductory logic is reasonably interesting and easy)

Is introductory logic boring/hard? Im thinking of doing it as an elective next semester..