Desired uni course. (3 Viewers)

[kaz1]

is the maths used interesting, or is it just like calculator work?, tnx for ur help

If you want interesting maths do science or engineering.

I've done Micro 1a and all I've seen is some simple algebra.

 

[Shadowdude]

is the maths used interesting, or is it just like calculator work?, tnx for ur help

As kaz, said - if you want interesting maths - you do maths. If you want to learn economics, you learn economics.

The most interesting maths in Microecon is probably the elasticity formula. E = P/Qm, where m is the slope.

 

[muzeikchun852]

As kaz, said - if you want interesting maths - you do maths. If you want to learn economics, you learn economics.

The most interesting maths in Microecon is probably the elasticity formula. E = P/Qm, where m is the slope.

is uni maths really different from 4u maths?

 

[Omnipotence]

is uni maths really different from 4u maths?

Isn't it the base for Engineering, Advanced Mathematics, etc?

 

[muzeikchun852]

Isn't it the base for Engineering, Advanced Mathematics, etc?

referring it as in 4u maths?

 

[Omnipotence]

'Tis true.

 

[iRuler]

The difficulty of engineering maths is similar to that of 4u or even harder according so some

 

[Omnipotence]

LLB/Comm

 

[ameher]

is the maths used interesting, or is it just like calculator work?, tnx for ur help

The maths in economics can get more difficult as you go into third and second year economics units, requiring a solid understanding of calculus, but it isnt anything too complex.

 

[ameher]

LLB/Comm

Good choice lol. what you thinking of majoring in for commerce?

 

[Shadowdude]

is uni maths really different from 4u maths?

Yes. They go back to fundamentals in a way - and there's a lot of theorems to learn that'll be the basis of work in later years.

 

[hscishard]

Yes. They go back to fundamentals in a way - and there's a lot of theorems to learn that'll be the basis of work in later years.

Hey shadowdude
What does your course involve? Why did you choose it? What careers does it opens?For Bachelor of science, what exactly do you get from it.
thx

 

[muzeikchun852]

Yes. They go back to fundamentals in a way - and there's a lot of theorems to learn that'll be the basis of work in later years.

sounds like a great course.

For Bachelor of science, what exactly do you get from it.
thx

yeah. i want to ask that too.

 

[powlmao]

hey does anyone have some Uni economic work they can show me, because i am really interested

 

[ameher]

hey does anyone have some Uni economic work they can show me, because i am really interested

Im currently doing third year economics units, quite interesting stuff, doing a whole unit on the japanese economy.

 

[iRuler]

First part of eco is just basically prelim and hsc eco, nothing new.

I loved prelim & hsc eco btw, just sayin'

 

[ameher]

hey does anyone have some Uni economic work they can show me, because i am really interested

Btw i noticed the degree you would like to do, if thats the one at Mq then your gonna enjoy it, the units are great, as im doing a minor in economics and have done some finance units, i can say the teaching at mq for those areas is great.

 

[powlmao]

Btw i noticed the degree you would like to do, if thats the one at Mq then your gonna enjoy it, the units are great, as im doing a minor in economics and have done some finance units, i can say the teaching at mq for those areas is great.

yep it is at Macq

I am really looking forward to it

 

[ameher]

yep it is at Macq

I am really looking forward to it

Yer its great, if you have a passion for the field, you'll love it. just be wary the economics units at mq are quite difficult and have high failure rates, but if you enjoy it, then you will do well, but alot of ppl do struggle.

 

[Shadowdude]

Hey shadowdude
What does your course involve? Why did you choose it? What careers does it opens?For Bachelor of science, what exactly do you get from it.
thx

What do you mean 'what does my course involve'? Commerce and maths basically. You'll have to be more specific =(

But uhh, I chose it because I was told to take a Science degree and go from there. I had good memories of Commerce from high school and I had an opportunity to take Adv. Maths so I did. It allows me to pretty much get any mathematical job I want after graduating, or it can get me into the business world.

For my Science degree I'm getting mathematical expertise that I can either use to get a job or be a foundation for graduate stuff, for other majors it'll depend on what one picks.