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Correct, it's bad, mainly because of dog shit teaching.This Catalysis and Sustainable Processes?
The first part sounds interesting, sustainable processes seems a bit airy fairy though haha.
Correct, it's bad, mainly because of dog shit teaching.This Catalysis and Sustainable Processes?
The first part sounds interesting, sustainable processes seems a bit airy fairy though haha.
Will they build anything there after Merewether is demolished?Seems like construction fences are going up all over the place. All I know is that Merewether will be demolished, business will move to Abercrombie and Economics will move somewhere on Science Road (?). Does anyone have a good idea of what else is going to change around campus?
Lots.Seems like construction fences are going up all over the place. All I know is that Merewether will be demolished, business will move to Abercrombie and Economics will move somewhere on Science Road (?). Does anyone have a good idea of what else is going to change around campus?
They don't.If raw marks translate directly into course marks, then yes. Not sure if the Department of Chemistry moderate the marks at all though.
http://majorprojects.planning.nsw.gov.au/index.pl?action=view_job&job_id=6123\^ Do you have a link to where you got that info from? Dat engineering schedule though lol, 7 years
I had the same issue. Sydney Student won't allow you to do 6CP subject once your selection gives you 141CP. So you will have to apply for special permission to do one more 6CP subject (there's an option that says your reason for applying is because you want to exceed the maximum credit points allowed for your degree)Couple questions:
1) My degree is out by 3CP. i.e. if I continue doing 6CP subjects I'll finish with 141CP.
I don't know of any 3CP subjects I can do to fix this.
Am I allowed to do an extra 6CP subject and make it 147CP (so I'll be 3CP over the limit)?
I myself didn't do it, but I had 2 friends who did it last semester. Both of them are reasonably smart but they both struggled pretty badly throughout the semester (they said most people struggled with the subject). One of them ended up with a pass and the other ended up with a credit -- but again, they were reasonably smart people. In fact, I think I heard one of the 3rd year maths lecturers (not Holger himself) saying that MATH3977 is very hard ...2) Has anyone done MATH3977: Lagrangian and Hamiltonian Dynamics?
Is it good/hard? Considering doing it next sem to reduce my 3rd year workload.
Also couple other friends are potentially doing it too.
But kinda scared I will get rekt by it.
Ok cool so I can do 147CP. Which means I'm going to have to do an extra 3rd year subject next year.I had the same issue. Sydney Student won't allow you to do 6CP subject once your selection gives you 141CP. So you will have to apply for special permission to do one more 6CP subject (there's an option that says your reason for applying is because you want to exceed the maximum credit points allowed for your degree)
I myself didn't do it, but I had 2 friends who did it last semester. Both of them are reasonably smart but they both struggled pretty badly throughout the semester (they said most people struggled with the subject). One of them ended up with a pass and the other ended up with a credit -- but again, they were reasonably smart people. In fact, I think I heard one of the 3rd year maths lecturers (not Holger himself) saying that MATH3977 is very hard ...
Really? I looked and it didn't have any prereqs.Also 3977 recommends having done 2965 beforehand, so it may not be best to do them at the same time.
I did the subject myself and found the subject alright/not TOO hard and I'm not that smart haha and yeah it's very physics-y but it's up to youI myself didn't do it, but I had 2 friends who did it last semester. Both of them are reasonably smart but they both struggled pretty badly throughout the semester (they said most people struggled with the subject). One of them ended up with a pass and the other ended up with a credit -- but again, they were reasonably smart people. In fact, I think I heard one of the 3rd year maths lecturers (not Holger himself) saying that MATH3977 is very hard ...