i am just wondering are we supposed to choose all the subjects in the enrolment day?it's really painful to read the entire handbook!!!can anyone studied this course please tell me what you recommend the subjects i should take ?thanks you all!
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You choose all your subjects on enrolment day but can change it up to mid March.
Since you're interested in maths, maybe you should consider physics. Chemistry is also a good first year subject to take. However biology is to be avoided if possible.
Do you want a second major? Then you might have to plan your first year subjects to qualify for the prerequisites for subjects leading up to the major. Otherwise, it's a case of pretty much choose what you like.
The advisors on enrolment day should be able to help you.
I assume that you already know you must have a major in maths or stats and that all first year science will complete 12cp of maths.
Since you're interested in maths, maybe you should consider physics. Chemistry is also a good first year subject to take. However biology is to be avoided if possible.
Do you want a second major? Then you might have to plan your first year subjects to qualify for the prerequisites for subjects leading up to the major. Otherwise, it's a case of pretty much choose what you like.
The advisors on enrolment day should be able to help you.
I assume that you already know you must have a major in maths or stats and that all first year science will complete 12cp of maths.
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I'd do:
MATH1901
MATH1902
SOFT1901
PHYS1901
ENGG1801 (I know this is an engineering unit, but seriously use your electives on it, it's the EASIEST HD you'll ever get)
Then second semester:
MATH1903
MATH1904
MATH1905
SOFT1902
PHYS1902
COSC1901 or 1902
MATH1901
MATH1902
SOFT1901
PHYS1901
ENGG1801 (I know this is an engineering unit, but seriously use your electives on it, it's the EASIEST HD you'll ever get)
Then second semester:
MATH1903
MATH1904
MATH1905
SOFT1902
PHYS1902
COSC1901 or 1902
Not everyone is good at CAD or computing in general you know, and may not achieve a HD, even though I agree that it was easy.withoutaface said:
And now that I'm just a science student, yeah, best non science elective ever.
Otherwise, she would be doing MATH1906 and 1907. Automatic entry into ssp. Although whether it's worth it is questionable.
nit
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Templar, what subjects you doing this year?
If I could do that I would have taken your ssp spot.SeDaTeD said:
According to Dr Clarke they've invited everyone in our chem stream (normal/adv/ssp) with >81 average 1st year chem mark. I'm hoping that a few of them will choose not to do chem and I will get a letter. Until then, fingers crossed.
If no ssp, I might return to maths. Or I might tough it out in adv for a semester, seeing ssp and adv both have the same pracs and lectures, only difference is an additional seminar. And not required to turn up to tutes for ssp. Damn I hate compulsory tutes.
nit
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Invites have been sent out already?
nit
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nothing in the mail lol
nit
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For osme reason I think that this screw-up is part of a broader one involving the whole of last semesters chem exam. Anyhow, do I get an invite once sem starts or something?
