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environmental engineering! 
anyone else?
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shady145
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good or bad experience? XD
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nope, civil... although it does have a few similar classes likeenvironmental engineering!
anyone else?
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Commerce/Arts =D
I'm probably going to major in either microbiology/immunology or chem so both bio and chem are relevant atm so i just picked chem because it suited my timetable...
I have Ms N Fukui, how's her English?I did introductory japanese almost 3 years ago (and i majored in it when i did sci/arts). Its all taught by actual Japanese academics (one on them who teaches 1st year japanese - thomson sensei speaks pretty good english).. yea so look out for the name 'thomson sensei'. Also, tutorials are taught my research / honours students.
Students wise, you'll get chinese background speakers, to those who did Japanese beginners (although some ppl i know started in level 2). I did a bit of japanese in year 11 b4 dropping it [i should have kept it though].....and people who have never done Japanese before.
mind you its fast paced and you need to keep up with the work. Hiragana and katakana was a breeze for me in the early weeks
Normal japanese people would be in the higher levels like level 3 or 4.
What's Hiragana and katakana? also how much time out of class would you recommend to get a credit or distinction?
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commerce and math bro
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Hiragana and katakana is the writing system used in japanese. Kanji are the more complicated chinese characters that are also used in japanese.
B Arts baby
linguistics...media, culture & technology.... woo!!
Hey there! =) I did Media, Culture & Everyday Life last year. The course was pretty interesting. Nice lectures by Scott Shaner too.
I haven't had her before so i wouldn't be too sure. When i did it back then, we had all these casual tutors for seminars and tutorials but since then, either Japanese staff or honours / research student teach the tutorials and seminars (budget cuts).
Let me know who you have for the tutorials and seminars, and i can give my views on them
other than that, you'll have fun!I haven't had her before so i wouldn't be too sure. When i did it back then, we had all these casual tutors for seminars and tutorials but since then, either Japanese staff or honours / research student teach the tutorials and seminars (budget cuts).
Let me know who you have for the tutorials and seminars, and i can give my views on them
I'm really excited to learn another language, I did German for the HSC and loved it, shame I can't major in German actually ... but it'll be awesome to have 3 languages!
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oh raddd! apparently i get both shaner and ravelli, that's a good thing, yes?
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Bachelor of Media (Communication and Journalism)
Louise Ravelli is the program coordinator for B Media in Comm & Journalism. Her lectures tend to be more technical, a lot about language structure and that sort. Was a little dull at times but I went through them. Her tutorials are more interesting, personally.oh raddd! apparently i get both shaner and ravelli, that's a good thing, yes?
YAY welcome!
