UoM General Chat

[Dash]

Couldn't you use up two breadth slots and enrol into both anatomy and physiology for the semester anyway? Then when you switch you have credit for those subjects. My friend did something similar when he switched from biomed to commerce.

Actually you might want to ask the student centre first, because you wouldn't want to waste two breadths like that anyway. Sorry I can't be of more help...

thanks for all of your help!  I think I'll go to the student centre and ask them as well

[vox nihili]

Former biomeds/fellow neurotics

What's the go with Frontiers tutes and pracs?

[brightsky]

Just wondering if anyone here has done MGMT20011 Business Negotiations? Currently thinking about doing it over the winter but have been getting mixed messages about the subject, so was just wondering what people's views on this subject were? Thanks in advance!

[spectroscopy]

Just wondering if anyone here has done MGMT20011 Business Negotiations? Currently thinking about doing it over the winter but have been getting mixed messages about the subject, so was just wondering what people's views on this subject were? Thanks in advance!

im also thinking about doing it LOL
the course has changed alot since last year apparently and last year was the first year it was offered. the structure of assessment is different and the exam isnt take home anymore, and its 2 weeks instead of 1. i think it will be alot different to the subject reviews about it last year which called it a quick and dirty h1 but im also curious if people think the content was interesting or not

[loco]

I didn't put my student number on every page of the script book in section B for unib20007 I only put it on the front. Does it matter???

[Stick]

Probably not. Seriously, that's a really odd request and I think the only exam that has ever requested us to do it. :S

[sjayne]

Probably not. Seriously, that's a really odd request and I think the only exam that has ever requested us to do it. :S

I had to do this for two of my exams

[Jawnle]

im also thinking about doing it LOL
the course has changed alot since last year apparently and last year was the first year it was offered. the structure of assessment is different and the exam isnt take home anymore, and its 2 weeks instead of 1. i think it will be alot different to the subject reviews about it last year which called it a quick and dirty h1 but im also curious if people think the content was interesting or not

I also want to do this subject! Would you happen to know how to enrol into a winter intensive subject? Is there some kind of form we need to fill out or ...

[Stevensmay]

I also want to do this subject! Would you happen to know how to enrol into a winter intensive subject? Is there some kind of form we need to fill out or ...

Just add it to your study plan as you would with a normal subject. This applies for most winter subjects, exceptions are those that have quotas which should be listed on the handbook entry.

[notveryasian]

Good luck with the class registration first years.  I hope you learn from your timetabling mistakes in semester 1, I certainly did last year!

[Jawnle]

Just add it to your study plan as you would with a normal subject. This applies for most winter subjects, exceptions are those that have quotas which should be listed on the handbook entry.

[sjayne]

Guys I'm so happy. They're finally running 4 lectures a day for first yr bio, after I had to sit on the steps for like 2/3rd of the semester.

And may the timetabling gods shine down on you!  (other jaffies + others later haha)

[LeviLamp]

Guys I'm so happy. They're finally running 4 lectures a day for first yr bio, after I had to sit on the steps for like 2/3rd of the semester.

And may the timetabling gods shine down on you!  (other jaffies + others later haha)

Those poor lecturers :'D delivering the same lecture four times a day must be awful 

[Jawnle]

When the class you really wanted becomes full at 9:02...

[auds]

Does the "remaining 10% of class places in first year subjects" thing for class registrations apply for core Biomed subjects?

EDIT: Nvm it does hahaha