what subjects are you doing next year? (1 Viewer)

[Atticus.]

HIST107 Empires, Colonies and the Clash of Civilisations
ENGL120 An Introduction to Literature and Screen Studies
HIST203 Australians and the Great War
ABST150 Introduction to Aboriginal Australia

not sure about tute times yet

 

[suz]

Most probably
LLB 305 Torts law
LLB 306 Property Law
POL 303 Peacekeeping, Sovereignty and Global Order
HIST 216 Ancient Greece

 

[poloktim]

I've got:

JAPA310 - Japanese Economics and Media (8cp)
JAPA361 - Advanced Japanese I (8cp)
MATH141 - Mathematics IC Part 1 (6cp)
CSCI361 - Computer Security (6cp)

I seriously hate only doing four subjects, but since thirty-two credit points is the maximum, another six credit points on what I have would be too many. Sucks to be me, really.

 

[Raiks]

I've got

PHIL256
STS100/200

I hate getting towards graduating, I've got hardly any Autumn subjects to do but a bucketload of Spring ones still needing to be done.

 

[ogmzergrush]

2006/Wollongong/AUTM/IACT441/IT Research Methodology
2006/Wollongong/AUTM/IACT403/Human Computer Interface
2006/Wollongong/AUTM/IACT417/Information Management
2006/Wollongong/AUTM/IACT416/Organisational Issues in Information Technology

At this stage, however entry to IACT441 requires a research proposal and some other bits and pieces, so it's not guaranteed yet.

 

[iamsickofyear12]

Autumn:
IACT201
MARK217
MGMT200
ITCS206

...13 hours

Spring:
IACT202
BUSS212
MARK270

...10 hours

 

[acullen]

Summer (i.e. now)
BMS101 Systemic Anatomy

Autumn
MATH201 Multivariate and Vector Calculus
MATH253 Linear Algebra
PHYS205 Advanced Modern Physics
PHYS235 Mechanics & Thermodynamics

Spring
MATH291 Differential Equations
PHYS215 Vibrations, Waves & Optics
PHYS225 Electromagnetism and Optoelectronics
BMS112 Human Physiology 1: Principles and Systems
PHYS255 Radiation Physics

Anatomy and Physiology are the odd ones out for me. A change of degree to Medical Radiation Physics a few months ago means I'll have to make up not doing them in 1st year. I think Spring might be a little hectic, all self-inflicted though.

 

[Atticus.]

bumptastic

 

[nedzelic]

um, whatever is involved in first year b comm

 

[Marcus Aurelius]

ah.... are we supposed to know what subjects were doing already? we havent even gotten our uni offers yet.....

but I'll prob also be doing bach comm. (maybe double degree) And i heard all the first year subjects are the same...... so whateva is in that... I'll find out on options day . anyone else goin?

 

[chinesefireball]

ah.... are we supposed to know what subjects were doing already? we havent even gotten our uni offers yet.....

Looking at the year those othre people did their hsc (i.e. before 2005), I don't think so - we work out subjects when we enrole I think

 

[MiuMiu]

Yeah the advisors will help you pick your subjects when you enrol. Good idea to look up the degree schedules and have an idea what you want to do before you go along though. Especially for Arts. For Commerce and Law they're pretty much set so they'res not so much to worry about.

As far as my subjects go, I finish my core ones this semester and continue with my electives.

 

[Raiks]

Yeah, for 1st year Commerce, they'll likely set you up with something like:

BUS110
MGMT101
ECON111
ACCY101

and for spring

ACCY102
ECON101
MARK101
COMM121

 

[poloktim]

Yeah, for 1st year Commerce, they'll likely set you up with something like:

BUS110
MGMT101
ECON111
ACCY101

and for spring

ACCY102
ECON101
MARK101
COMM121

Don't forget good old simple BUSS110.

 

[Scanorama]

Autumn:
CSCI203
CSCI204
CSCI212
CSCI214

Spring:
CSCI205
CSCI213
CSCI222
CSCI262

 

[nwatts]

Just a question (i'll be a 1st year too)... are there particular subjects within a degree that you absolutely have to do? I know in my creative writing degree there are like 4 writing subjects that you must do, but I wasn't sure in the communication/media degree whether you just pick a whole stack of media/pol/phil/comm/journ subjects and go from there. Can anyone help?

 

[MiuMiu]

Apart from an Arts degree, I think most, if not ALL others have compulsory subjects. Go to the UOW site and look up the BCM and it should have a recommended subject sequence....it will tell you in that what you have to do....

 

[poloktim]

Hahahaha at CSCI222. I hated that subject with a passion. Seriously. It was the most boring and unorganised piece of shit ever.

However after one year, I'm sure they've got a grip on it for you.

 

[iamsickofyear12]

I'm sure there is a page somewhere on the UOW website that tells you what subjects you have to do and then how many credit points worth of subjects your must choose from either the additional subjects list or general schedule.

 

[PaleReflection]

That would be here

http://www.uow.edu.au/handbook/yr2005/index.html

And the 2006 timetable's here

https://sols.uow.edu.au/owa/sid/timetab.timetable_page?p_subyear=2006