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1) This year is really strange. They meant to offer ANAT1521 in S1, but I don't know what happened. And SCIF1111 is meant to be a 6 UOC offered in S2 only(replacing the previous two 3 OUC subjects that I had to do). So as you can see, they have changed it this year so everything is a bit messy...

Congrats! What field of biology did you major in at what uni?

hmm, it doesn't really matter whether it's S1 or S2, the main thing is you get to do Anatomy. Personally I didn't pick it (when it wasn't compulsory because I'm not a big fan of learning all the human organs and muscles. But then again, I would have much prefer that over SCIF1111 anyday - it's...

I agree. The 1st and 3rd topics sounds much better than the 2nd. Bullying is an important issue but it might be a bit boring for the examiners. Driving is certainly a hot topic at the moment with P-platers being constantly targeted. Has it always been like that - reflecting the concept of...

The remaining 6 UOC is your elective. You can pick more units from the Faculty of Science or Arts. You cannot minor in Psychology. You can major in both Physiology and Pyschology. In that case, you should pick PSYC1001 for your remaining 6 UOC.

Just wait till you get to third year for 4 hr labs. :p

In the intestine, at least 400 different species and god knows how many strains of bacteria. There are 10^12 organisms per gram of faeces, most of which are unidentified. And then there is the ocean...

Nanotech has a lot of chem, so it's better for you to do higher Chem. In Higher courses, you generally get better tutors and demonstrators - trust me - 3 yrs of experience at uni :P

What??! "If there are enough life forms"? Did you know there are more bacterial cells on your hand than the number of cells in your entire body? And that there are more bacteria in your intestine than the number of people on Earth?

No. It's either: 3 yrs Bachelor -> 1.5 yr Masters -> 3-4 yrs PhD OR 4 yrs Bachelor (Hons) -> 3-4 yrs PhD If you do not have Honours, you need to do a Masters prior to a PhD. Unfortunately, this kind of information is not readily available. I can tell you that the median starting...

I think B Sc is relevant to your Masters degree. When they say "relevant" it means in similar fields, like medical sciences.. it doesn't mean you have to do exactly radiation medical science in your undergrad. What are irrelevant are Arts, or musics, and stuff like that. Coonsider in majoring...

That's fine. You can do your gen ed (or JAPN2000) whenever you want as long as you have done it.

For CHEM, higher and fundamentals are pretty much the same, except in fundamentals you have 1 hr less of lab work but 1 hr more of lecture.

Well, if ECON2101 excludes ECON2111, then once you have done 2111, you cannot do 2101. They probbly teach you similar stuff??

No. UAI is calculated by RAW marks.

How about time? Is freedom in your generation differ to those from your parents? What about gender? Is freedom differ between you and those of your opposite sex?

Is it BABS1201 you are having problem with? I think this is because they are changing the course code from BIOS1201 to BABS1201; that's why that are a bit slow with the alteration.

Yes. T, B cells and macrophages do work outside of the body. That's how scientists do experiments on these cells. Scientists often extract these cells to do experiments.

Hi Chris. You should have posted in the UNSW forum. I didn't know you had so many questions! But most of them are clarified very well by others. As to ANAT1521 Anatomy for Medical Science (6 UOC), you cannot enrol in it because it is strictly limited to students in the MedSc program. It is...

Hmm. I don't know if you can actually enrol in SCIF1110 given that it is limited to BMedSc students. You can try enrolling in it and see if my.unsw lets you. You can choose 6 UOC of elective, anything from Science. Note that MedSc students have to take MATH1041. If you are planning to...