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[cameotodd]

That sounds a little more comforting that i'm not the only one. Im trying to get chapters 1 and 2 out for bus law before they start introducing case studies this week - i heard much of bus law is like legal studies so :/ because havent done that.

Already have a Quant assignment too, ah boy haha

Have you started the qm1 assignment yet? or are you waiting to form a group with tute members?

[ANother1]

Havent started the qm1 assignment yet, will probably get to that in 2 days or so. Umm still unsure with the group side of it, i have a mate in QM ill ask him if we are going to work together (his also behind haha)

you?

[cameotodd]

Havent started the qm1 assignment yet, will probably get to that in 2 days or so. Umm still unsure with the group side of it, i have a mate in QM ill ask him if we are going to work together (his also behind haha)

you?

I dunno I might start question 1 and join a group later on this week during my tute haha not sure yet

[Zailiner]

Hey any Quantitative Methods 1 students with Olivia Robins as their tutor?
I'm happy to work together . Promise that I'll be an asset rather than a liability.

[cameotodd]

Hey any Quantitative Methods 1 students with Olivia Robins as their tutor?
I'm happy to work together . Promise that I'll be an asset rather than a liability.

Not in that tute
Btw, do you know how to use the countif function on excel if you want to find values within an interval. E.g. frequency of values in the interval 30,000-35,000

[Zailiner]

Not in that tute
Btw, do you know how to use the countif function on excel if you want to find values within an interval. E.g. frequency of values in the interval 30,000-35,000

Using the histogram function with Excel's data analysis add-on.
http://www.excel-easy.com/examples/histogram.html

Also, I can't believe how much of a problem a word limit is...

[spectroscopy]

super random question - does anyone know roughly what time the lunch break starts and ends for the gamsat?

[Orb]

So apparently our QM1 assignment is due in less than two weeks, and my tute's not until friday...

If anyone is in Friday w/ Ben Wee (who's also aiming for 90+), please lmk asap for partnering

[vox nihili]

super random question - does anyone know roughly what time the lunch break starts and ends for the gamsat?

Lunchtime? I dunno, like 12 or 1 I think and it goes for an hour

[lzxnl]

This is the main reason why I don't go to lectures anymore.
My two level 3 major subjects go way too fast for me and my other two subjects just read off the slides.

Much more effective just watching the lectures from home at my own pace (once they're up lol)

I have this problem with 2nd year anatomy while my third year science subjects are all fine, ironically.
Anatomy is a subject that makes no sense to me and bores me to death so quickly. I really fail to understand how people got through it.

[vox nihili]

I have this problem with 2nd year anatomy while my third year science subjects are all fine, ironically.
Anatomy is a subject that makes no sense to me and bores me to death so quickly. I really fail to understand how people got through it.

this.

[VCEANON]

Yeah, I don't understand how SO many people enjoyed second year anatomy enough to major in HSF.

[Rod]

''Lecture Crapture
Posted on: Monday, 14 March 2016 4:27:30 PM EST
Despite us lodging a request as soon as the venue change for Friday's breakout session was confirmed, and despite the lecture capture team calling the request "resolved", they still managed to record crickets chirping in the Physics theatre rather than our breakout session in the Sunderland.

I can only hope this will be resolved in time for this week's session, but if the speed at which they post recordings is any indication of how things operate over there, I wouldn't be surprised if this week's recording came up as an oration from 1878 on the four essential humours of the body, delayed in Echo space for 140 years......

If you missed last week's session, there were about 400 people in attendance, so it shouldn't be hard to find a buddy who was there and has the answers to the workbook questions.  As always, there was no new assessable material presented, just practicing what we already learned in lectures.''


Classic Charles

[Whynot123]

Haha gold ol' Charles.

Miss that guy heaps.

[Shenz0r]

Yeah, I don't understand how SO many people enjoyed second year anatomy enough to major in HSF.

because they are all keen for med!!!! and anatomy is like med amirite

''Lecture Crapture
Posted on: Monday, 14 March 2016 4:27:30 PM EST
Despite us lodging a request as soon as the venue change for Friday's breakout session was confirmed, and despite the lecture capture team calling the request "resolved", they still managed to record crickets chirping in the Physics theatre rather than our breakout session in the Sunderland.

I can only hope this will be resolved in time for this week's session, but if the speed at which they post recordings is any indication of how things operate over there, I wouldn't be surprised if this week's recording came up as an oration from 1878 on the four essential humours of the body, delayed in Echo space for 140 years......

If you missed last week's session, there were about 400 people in attendance, so it shouldn't be hard to find a buddy who was there and has the answers to the workbook questions.  As always, there was no new assessable material presented, just practicing what we already learned in lectures.''


Classic Charles

I miss Charles despite only listening to his lecture recordings.