enrolment appointment for sem 2. sem 2 class times (2 Viewers)

[Shadowdude]

I believe it's according to degree.

 

[dhampoet]

Is it alright to do 4 subjects plus 1 online General Education worth 3 UOC?
I read on that General Education thread that General Education subjects are pretty easy and HD only requires a couple hours of study every week
I am first year and planning to take up 1 general education for second semester

 

[Shadowdude]

They still offer 3uoc Gen Ed courses? I thought they got rid of them all.

 

[JayCakie]

the enrolment appointments haven't started yet. you can check when yours is on myUNSW.
you can "make" your timetable, as in, decide what classes you will enrol in when the times comes.
and yeah, uni goes pretty fast

Oh I see. Thanks man!

 

[Timothy.Siu]

They still over 3uoc Gen Ed courses? I thought they got rid of them all.

yeah i think they have.

 

[Shadowdude]

Made my timetable... hmph.

They better open up more classes.

 

[4025808]

Here's my timetable. We'll see about it for now. Timeslots are pretty shit for Intermediate Chinese B :/

 

[Shadowdude]

At least you'll look like you'll get days off.

 

[muzeikchun852]

At least you'll look like you'll get days off.

Agreed.

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My 2 rough draft timetables

damn - two days timetable

 

[Shadowdude]

Two days... sounds like an Arts workload.

 

[Tortilla]

ye im just dreading the 6-8 Macro if i choose that, its pushing me away from macro. but then cant decide between LEGT & INFS. Or should i pick a law course just for fun

 

[Shadowdude]

Well, you'll have to do the Flexible Core Component eventually so if one of them has a bad timetable for you... pick something else. If you want to do a Law Gen Ed, sure why not.

 

[Tortilla]

Well, you'll have to do the Flexible Core Component eventually so if one of them has a bad timetable for you... pick something else. If you want to do a Law Gen Ed, sure why not.

Enrolled in Com/Law, but havent picked up a law course yet, dont think im ultimately going to be a lawyer so might just drop it & ratehr get an mba or something.

Where can i find a list of Gen Ed subjects?

This doesnt look to bad
http://www.handbook.unsw.edu.au/undergraduate/courses/2012/GENM0703.html

 

[4025808]

Nice cramming into 2 days; if only I were doing all commerce subjects I'd do that.

 

[Timothy.Siu]

Here's my timetable. We'll see about it for now. Timeslots are pretty shit for Intermediate Chinese B :/

i think i'm going to be in that chinese tute too. you're background right?? i think it might be the 10am lecture, but we'll see

 

[D94]

Hm.. 10th of May for Engineering.

I find it strange that UNSW allocates their times so that even core courses + suggested electives still clash with each other :s

 

[Trans4M]

Enrolled in Com/Law, but havent picked up a law course yet, dont think im ultimately going to be a lawyer so might just drop it & ratehr get an mba or something.

Where can i find a list of Gen Ed subjects?

This doesnt look to bad
http://www.handbook.unsw.edu.au/undergraduate/courses/2012/GENM0703.html

If you are not doing any core courses for law this semester, then you won't be able to do any core law courses next sem. LAWS1052 is a prerequisite for LAWS1061 just like many of the other core law courses, they have their own prerequisites.

 

[4025808]

i think i'm going to be in that chinese tute too. you're background right?? i think it might be the 10am lecture, but we'll see

I was put into non-background because I said that I didn't speak Chinese at home, which was true. So, we'll probs only be in the main lecture.

 

[Timothy.Siu]

I was put into non-background because I said that I didn't speak Chinese at home, which was true. So, we'll probs only be in the main lecture.

what really?
i dont speak chinese at home either....but can u understand chinese?
i thought the criteria was just having a chinese background

 

[4025808]

what really?
i dont speak chinese at home either....but can u understand chinese?
i thought the criteria was just having a chinese background

Nope, that wouldn't be true though. There are Viet Chinese, Malay Chinese, Singapore Chinese, etc in our Non-Background class. The only criteria for background is that you would have to be: 1. born in Mainland, HK or Taiwan, 2. Don't speak any Chinese dialect at home. That's all I can think of.