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Fuck off. Yes to all. I understand the stuff on complex numbers, but I barely understand sets. I've done some work ahead (or at least tried to) on functions and graphs in 3D and partial derivatives and this is where im struggling. As for MATH1002, I barely understand the material in that too.

Guys strange case here, I have done extension 2 maths in hsc and did quite well (84), but im having significant problems understanding the material in MATH1001. Should I do MATH1013 rather than 1003 next semester?

Ill be there tuesday and wednesday. Id like to see someone try and stop me.

Also, how do i stop receiving announcements via elearning from subjects ive dropped?

AND taking notes. Unless your memory is photographic.

I couldn't read my timetable properly and got the impression I still had labs and pracs on.

Also lol at the maths lecturer (don't know his name) who pronounces ln as 'lawn'

Guys how does the mid semester break work? Cause do i still have labs, pracs? Any tutes or lectures on?

None of my subjects were cancelled last time (well except maths), so im going. Its wrong though, as I don't pay (or at least won't be paying) for uni, to strike.

Is there anywhere I can get a decent Greek salad on campus?

Re: Is it better to do a BA at Sydney or a more specific degree at a lesser universit The degree is more important than the UNIVERSITY ;)

Im doing that too, but I just go over the bone labelling excercise on HB online every so often, I don't bother writing notes on those. Study notes are meant to be concise and relatively short, and with HBonline diagrams in there they wouldnt be :)

Guys if I get a D in CHEM1001 would I be suited to enrol in CHEM1102 in semester 2?

Does anyone know where I might find a lecture timetable for psyc1001? Im trying to found out if theres any alternate times i can go to for the monday lecture.

You may want to keep with 2u maths if your planning on doing a science degree.

It makes sense, but could someone explain in clear terms why its easier to get a D/HD in advanced units compared to normal and fundamentals?

Thanks. Agree about the adding stress part.

they take a roll and that is kinda intimidating

Almost 4 hours travel a day, leaving me with barely anytime outside uni, and concurrent health problems make me question what im doing. Maybe ill have to go part time.