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What a revelation... and excuse me.. There are people who don't find learning as a punishment

There's a mix of personalities in the department. Actl+law at UNSW ..... -> you would need to read up alot of maths on your own... -> but then it's not just maths... you would need to learn VBA by yourself. What is it about actuarial science? why did it become so popular?

no, I am a first year :D. Dr. Tran isn't bad... Hmm.. I still stand by my claim that the well order principle states that every set has a total/linear order (as opposed to partial order) with a minimal element.

It would be some hassle to do some from IoA and some from SoA. It shouldn't be too difficult for someone as hard working and focused as you :D, I've heard about people who passed SOA part 1 and part 2 in two years. ... and another tihing.. you would have to go out of Australia to do the SOA...

Don't worry... concentrate on the questions.

First year you usually do 8 of: Accounting 1A *Accounting 1B *Microeconomics 1 *Macroeconomics 1 *Computing 1A *Computing 1B *Maths 1A *Maths 1B *Discrete Mathematics *other commerce subjects such as Finance Hmm you can try to overload, but to do that.. don't approach the commerce...

COMP1091 is a science subject.. but I don't recommend it. Especially if you plan to do a few 2nd yr/3rd yr computing courses... It's a bit technical for someone who doesn't like programming and too easy for someone who did C/pascal before. COMP1081 is a science subject but it's almost just a...

I am tguessing normal with mean 95.5 and s.d 0.5 ish

Parramatta high - My school had 3 students doing 4U out of ~100 last year.

as vector with a hat is a unit vector... don't know about matricies

x could be any 3*k matrix. the 0 corrosponds to the 2*k zero matrix. It's just a tedious case bash I suppose..

What have you heard?

Pure maths -> paperwork applied/stats -> computer does the job for you

microeconomics - easy... languages - no idea maths - easy enough.. QMA shouldn't be that hard if you have a solid maths background accounting - DN isn't hard if you keep up with the pace. suggestion: microeconomics, accounting, quantitative methods A or better Math 1151 + a computing...

As long as you are an independent learner and choose the right subjects, DN average should not be too hard.

it's more than a limit sometimes.. such as the sizes/cardinality of some sets. oh.. by the way, with the bmp file, deducing a true statement from what you want to prove does not prove it.. as wogboy mentioned, you can't use inifinty as an ordinary number, it doesn't satisfy basic...

no unless it is specifically asked

by the way can you get exempted as you go? (is that likely)

I suggest using questions on this forum to supplement your textbooks.

Last year I used: Couchman and Jones(mainly) Coroneos + supplement Cambridge fitzpatrick it's good to have a few different textbooks.. but in the end it doesn't make much of a difference.