Physics in Engineering (1 Viewer)

[StrangeBacon]

Ok, so I did not do HSC physics and I really don't want to bridge. Is PHYS1121 and PHYS1131 impossible to pass without HSC physics?

Edit: I am doing 3U math if thats anything

 

[D94]

HSC Physics is not necessary for passing or even getting a High Distinction in PHYS1121 or PHYS1131.

 

[Speed6]

You can't always compare maths or physics or whatever to university courses because at uni they say it's harder and more concepts are involved in the respective courses.

 

[seventhroot]

yes Physics in uni is more maths if anything.

 

[StrangeBacon]

essentially, what I am trying to ask is that is it fine if I don't bridge physics for mechatronic/telecomms engineering or how much at a disadvantage I would be? thanks

 

[seventhroot]

essentially, what I am trying to ask is that is it fine if I don't bridge physics for mechatronic/telecomms engineering or how much at a disadvantage I would be? thanks

like maybe 2%

 

[StrangeBacon]

alright awesome that seems fine to me, i guess ill just need to work harder, if i can get in ofc. thanks for the response

 

[kalstar]

yeah dw, just be prepared to get rekt like most of us

 

[seventhroot]

yeah dw, just be prepared to get rekt like most of us

most of the study for PHYS11X1 was done in studvac or week 13 lol

 

[kalstar]

most of the study for PHYS11X1 was done in studvac or week 13 lol

pretty much

 

[anomalousdecay]

Actually if you do Telecommunications or Electrical its a completely different story because you have to do the HIGHER PHYSICS 1B course.

In this course, there's a lot of HSC content brushed on.

However I would say you can still do well in it if you haven't done Physics in high school. Its not a necessity but it would be very, very helpful.