[UoM] 2011 Semester 1 Results Thread

[QuantumJG]

57 for electrodynamics.

Pretty crap results this semester. Sigh...

[Gloamglozer]

Does anyone know if you can enrol into a subject you have failed for semester 2 
Or do you have to wait for your student centre to contact you (it was a compulsory subject, fml)
I was hoping I could finalise my timetable so its not all over the place, thanks.

Was it a core subject?  If it is, it might involve more than just a simple re-enrolment.

Yeah, it was

I don't want to scare you but there might be a problem with regards to Unsatisfactory Progress.

http://union.unimelb.edu.au/advocacy/progress-committee

[mikee65]

PHYC10005 - Physics 1: Fundamentals , Passed , 2011 , Semester 1 , Parkville , On Campus , Semester 1 Mark: 85 Grade: First Class Honours (H1)

Yeah well okay.

89% average is more than my Arts averages (86) which is slightly comforting because it means I didn't totally fail at life when I switched courses, but still slightly disconcerting because if I had just managed a little higher in Chemistry then I could have had a 90 average and I like things that start with 9.

And here I was liking my 8...

[QuantumJG]

Does anyone know if you can enrol into a subject you have failed for semester 2 
Or do you have to wait for your student centre to contact you (it was a compulsory subject, fml)
I was hoping I could finalise my timetable so its not all over the place, thanks.

Was it a core subject?  If it is, it might involve more than just a simple re-enrolment.

Yeah, it was

I don't want to scare you but there might be a problem with regards to Unsatisfactory Progress.

http://union.unimelb.edu.au/advocacy/progress-committee

Yeah the unsatisfactory progress thing is scary. I think that's why you can't repeat a subject you pass because they kind of want you in and out as quickly as possible.

[Elnino_Gerrard]

Quantum, if you dont mind me asking what exactly is mathematical physics degree ie what does it lead to??. What masters course could you do after that?. Also workload?

[simpak]

PHYC10005 - Physics 1: Fundamentals , Passed , 2011 , Semester 1 , Parkville , On Campus , Semester 1 Mark: 85 Grade: First Class Honours (H1)

Yeah well okay.

89% average is more than my Arts averages (86) which is slightly comforting because it means I didn't totally fail at life when I switched courses, but still slightly disconcerting because if I had just managed a little higher in Chemistry then I could have had a 90 average and I like things that start with 9.

And here I was liking my 8...

Lol is that meant to not be 8%?

[stonecold]

PHYC10005 - Physics 1: Fundamentals , Passed , 2011 , Semester 1 , Parkville , On Campus , Semester 1 Mark: 85 Grade: First Class Honours (H1)

Yeah well okay.

89% average is more than my Arts averages (86) which is slightly comforting because it means I didn't totally fail at life when I switched courses, but still slightly disconcerting because if I had just managed a little higher in Chemistry then I could have had a 90 average and I like things that start with 9.

And here I was liking my 8...

Lol is that meant to not be 8%?

80 something???  :p

[mikee65]

PHYC10005 - Physics 1: Fundamentals , Passed , 2011 , Semester 1 , Parkville , On Campus , Semester 1 Mark: 85 Grade: First Class Honours (H1)

Yeah well okay.

89% average is more than my Arts averages (86) which is slightly comforting because it means I didn't totally fail at life when I switched courses, but still slightly disconcerting because if I had just managed a little higher in Chemistry then I could have had a 90 average and I like things that start with 9.

And here I was liking my 8...

Lol is that meant to not be 8%?

80 something???  :p

yeah,

seems unfair that its worth as much as whatever ridiculous score you got stone grade wise that it

[Gloamglozer]

Does anyone know if you can enrol into a subject you have failed for semester 2 
Or do you have to wait for your student centre to contact you (it was a compulsory subject, fml)
I was hoping I could finalise my timetable so its not all over the place, thanks.

Was it a core subject?  If it is, it might involve more than just a simple re-enrolment.

Yeah, it was

I don't want to scare you but there might be a problem with regards to Unsatisfactory Progress.

http://union.unimelb.edu.au/advocacy/progress-committee

Yeah the unsatisfactory progress thing is scary. I think that's why you can't repeat a subject you pass because they kind of want you in and out as quickly as possible.

It's even more scary when you've:

1.  Already failed a subject.
2.  Passed two.
3.  Waiting for the last one.
4.  You think you failed the one you're waiting on.

Not looking in the mirror or anything.....  Oh god it's killing me.

[rustic_metal]

All you do at an unsatisfactory progress meeting is promise to study harder. They pretty much just stick a councillor in a room and say 'are you sure university is the right place for you?' Join the union, too: you can get representation.

[mark_alec]

Quantum, if you dont mind me asking what exactly is mathematical physics degree ie what does it lead to??. What masters course could you do after that?. Also workload?

At the undergrad level it is just a mix of maths and theoretical physics subjects - no labs. It will have the same workload as a major in maths or a major in physics.

It can lead to an MSc in physics, or depending on your subject selection, also in pure or applied maths.

[Gloamglozer]

All you do at an unsatisfactory progress meeting is promise to study harder. They pretty much just stick a councillor in a room and say 'are you sure university is the right place for you?' Join the union, too: you can get representation.

I knew the $89^* spent last year during Members' Week was well spent.

^*$90 if you include the yearly subscription to The Age.

[Edmund]

All you do at an unsatisfactory progress meeting is promise to study harder. They pretty much just stick a councillor in a room and say 'are you sure university is the right place for you?' Join the union, too: you can get representation.

I knew the $89^* spent last year during Members' Week was well spent.

^*$90 if you include the yearly subscription to The Age.

I think it was $99

[Gloamglozer]

All you do at an unsatisfactory progress meeting is promise to study harder. They pretty much just stick a councillor in a room and say 'are you sure university is the right place for you?' Join the union, too: you can get representation.

I knew the $89^* spent last year during Members' Week was well spent.

^*$90 if you include the yearly subscription to The Age.

I think it was $99

It was $89 during Members' Week last year, if you were already a current member in 2010. 

[Edmund]

All you do at an unsatisfactory progress meeting is promise to study harder. They pretty much just stick a councillor in a room and say 'are you sure university is the right place for you?' Join the union, too: you can get representation.

I knew the $89^* spent last year during Members' Week was well spent.

^*$90 if you include the yearly subscription to The Age.

I think it was $99

It was $89 during Members' Week last year, if you were already a current member in 2010. 

That's not fair