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Yes, I did this course and I have the course outline.

Its a fair course. When I did it, the pre-labs questions, labs, online quizzes and the final exam were straight forward, in a sense that it is easy to understand as opposed to the standard Physics course PHYS1121. Example taken off from 2012 final exam: A 10 g bullet is shot vertically into...

Looks good with me. Depends how long you would get to Uni, I would probably avoid the MATH1131 9am tutorial to some other time, because in WK 5 and 9 you'll have the Calculus test - just to make sure you're on time. Also your lecturers for maths is pretty good - Thomas Britz and Milan Pahor...

Thats very normal for ENGG1000, its red because it changes from 2 to 3 hours in certain weeks - so you're fine.

Almost every course at UNSW is recorded, uploaded onto Echo360 and available to everyone enrolled regardless of clash or other reasons. It will be the current sessions, uploaded around 15 minutes after the lecture finishes. But then the lecturer can decided on whether he/she wants to record it...

I'm very sure CSE would allow the clash, they're pretty lenient people. Try emailing the CSE admin: undergrad@cse.unsw.edu.au. Certain that COMP1917 would be on Echo360 (the place where you watch online lectures) to compensate the missed hour/lecture on Monday.

Re: UNSW Chit Chat Thread 2015. You need to find times for your other classes. So at the bottom right hand corner, you should see 'Add Class' and it should give you a list of time/location selections to what days/times you might like .

Yep Physics and Computer Science seems like good electives. Have you actually thought about which ones though? For Computing, most people pick either COMP1911 (Computing 1A) or COMP1917 (Computing 1). Both are introduction to C language but COMP1917 is more intensive than COMP1911. Both don't...

Were you good in Chemistry in school? Try (CHEM1011), Physics? (PHYS1121/1131), Bio? (BABS1201), Finance (FINS1613), Economics (ECON1101), Design? (See COFA handbook) etc. Go with something you're interested in. There are heaps you could choose from. A lot of computer science student have...

Yep, you can do Psychology - PSYC1001 which runs this semester.

Your electives can be anything from the University - just as long you follow the prerequisites. They should mention this in the Computer Science handbook. http://www.handbook.unsw.edu.au/undergraduate/programs/2015/3978.html "Electives: Computer science has mathematics and computing...

For Math (Science): http://www.handbook.unsw.edu.au/undergraduate/plans/2015/MATHM13930.html For Philosophy (Arts): http://www.handbook.unsw.edu.au/undergraduate/plans/2015/PHILC13930.html For this Semester, you should pick: - ARTS1361 (Intro to Philosophy) - MATH1131/MATH1141 (Maths 1A/Higher...

Also, you can use timetabling generators to help plan out your timetable visually. Use this: http://tdransfield.net/utilities/bojangles http://cgi.cse.unsw.edu.au/~oliverc/octangles/

Yep, this is required. Tutorial 1 of 2 is Algebra, which runs in the second half of the week. Tutorial 2 of 2 is Calculus, which runs in the first half of the week. This same pattern goes with math lectures.

Hi! Have a look here for Science/Arts 3930. http://www.handbook.unsw.edu.au/undergraduate/programs/2015/3930.html It tells the list of majors, courses, rules, UoC etc. You can most definately major in Mathematics for Science, but I'm not too sure about Psychology for Arts - as it...

Since I have never done COMP1917 - is there actually maths in this course? I know in COMP1927 there's graph theory like that in MATH1081 (trees, hamiltonian path, euler circuit)

Re: UNSW Chit Chat Thread 2015. I don't know what the problem is, but you should be able to enrol into Comm/Sc as you've chosen Combined Commerce as your program. Try again later probably or call up the Student Central tomorrow.

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Awesome! Yep, i'm starting CompSc as 1st year again and 2nd year Science after dropping Arts. CSE is gonna be an great experience!

You're in the Computer Science program (the one requiring 91 ATAR) If it was just Bachelor of Science (84 ATAR), it would be called 'B Science at UNSW'. And congrats by the way! :)