redslert
yes, my actual brain
Yes! So many choices in CompScisunny said:Unless you're doing comp sci!
Sometimes theres so much flexibility it worries me.
To show up or not to show, either way you can't fall behind.
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Timetabling - Any tips? (1 Viewer)
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To show up or not to show, either way you can't fall behind.
sikeveo
back after sem2
I was looking at the timetable and saw this:
http://timetable.unsw.edu.au/current/MATH1131.html#S1-6701.
Does that mean there are 4 lectures a week, or is it a fortnightly cycle?
http://timetable.unsw.edu.au/current/MATH1131.html#S1-6701.
Does that mean there are 4 lectures a week, or is it a fortnightly cycle?
redslert
yes, my actual brain
All first year maths subjects have four one hour lectures a week.sikeveo said:
Separated into two algebra and two calculus lectures.
sikeveo
back after sem2
Oh yeh sorry, forgot about the 2 subject topics.redslert said:
Sorry, one more question. Is there anyway to find out where the lectures are from looking at timetable.unsw.edu.au ?
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this site has them (for most classes)
http://www.cse.unsw.edu.au/~nss/sitar/classes/
http://www.cse.unsw.edu.au/~nss/sitar/classes/
sikeveo
back after sem2
thanks, got your package yesterday. Can u do gen eds in first yr in a bsc?
u can do them in summer
in normal semesters, u need to overload (or drop some of ur sci courses which I don't recommend coz it might cause timetabling problem in later yrs) and u may need permission from the school to overload... u can try enrolling anyways from myunsw.. if its accepted then i guess its ok.
in normal semesters, u need to overload (or drop some of ur sci courses which I don't recommend coz it might cause timetabling problem in later yrs) and u may need permission from the school to overload... u can try enrolling anyways from myunsw.. if its accepted then i guess its ok.
sikeveo
back after sem2
i see, as I only have 3 subjects atm, math, chem, bio. I don't really want to do phys, as I heard the lecturer was a nightmare and most people failed. Thus it sounds very hard.
u shud check on www.handbook.unsw.edu.au about wad courses/subjects u can do... then check the prerequisites for each of them.. also see when they're held (semester 1 or 2).. when i said it might create timetable problems i meant.. it cud be that the subject u wanna do require u to have done something else.. or its not held in that semester.
i know in commerce many of the prerequisites r first yr subjects
i know in commerce many of the prerequisites r first yr subjects
DanielleM
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just a question . if l do full time how many days minimum a week do l have to attend the uni? and also do ppl still have part time jobs or is it too much?
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Full time is 24 units of credit...the number of hours vary from course to course - the minimum number of days can be 0, since no one forces you to show up, you might just loose marks. The maximum number of days will depend on how well your timetable is scheduled.DanielleM said:
Lundy
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The timetable only shows individual classes, divided by subject area.
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dude you're not going to jump straight to medical micro and immunology.Rekkusu said:
first year you will be doing general sciences - chem, bio, maths, physics etc. then year by year you will narrow down till you are specifically studying your specialisation. (for medical micro and immu, you'd need to do at least chem, bio and maths. the other subject can be an elective)
to figure out what subjects you will be doing in first year, see www.handbook.unsw.edu.au or post in the science sub-forum, then use www.timetable.unsw.edu.au to figure out scheduling
but once you accept your offer, myUNSW (the online administration and enrolment website) will help you with your timetabling (it can make an automatic timetable according to your chosen subjects)