UoM General Chat

[mikehepro]

That's okay, if you decide to go with option 2 then you will be able to get the staggered release for those two timeslots later on. Tutorials are strongly lecture based in what they cover, whereas practicals usually cover things that are minimally discussed in lectures so there's no real benefit study wise, no.

haha i will stick to the first one then. I think i will survive.
Thank you for your help!

[Paulrus]

Staggered release classes have been released! And with that, I'm finally done 
I have an unavoidable 9am start on Thursday and an unavoidable 6:15 finish on Monday. Thanks @ Language and German for having completely shit time slots
Apart from that I don't think it's too bad. Might have to briskly walk from building to building a couple of times though.

[Starlight]

haha i will stick to the first one then. I think i will survive.
Thank you for your help!

Also remember that tutorials/ practicals usually cover the previous weeks lecture content.

[cassiecate]

Finally all done...
btw is it possible to go into a lecture in same subject with different stream? i.e. Are all lectures with same number like L02 teach the same thing? Really hate two-hour breaks but the stream is  stopping me from registering in lectures at different time throughout the week.

[Starlight]

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Finally all done...
btw is it possible to go into a lecture in same subject with different stream? i.e. Are all lectures with same number like L02 teach the same thing? Really hate two-hour breaks but the stream is  stopping me from registering in lectures at different time throughout the week.

Yes, you can attend lectures of the same subject that have different streams

[cassiecate]

Yes, you can attend lectures of the same subject that have different streams

  Thanks so much!! Then I definitely would go for Calculus 2 lectures at 12 on Weds and Fri.

[Stevensmay]

Thanks so much!! Then I definitely would go for Calculus 2 lectures at 12 on Weds and Fri.

There's a possibility you'll miss out on content, as each stream isn't guaranteed to be up to the same slide.

[mikehepro]

Also remember that tutorials/ practicals usually cover the previous weeks lecture content.

ahhhhhhhhh haha in that case, i changed my mind
Sweet, thank you.

[Mieow]

Noooooooo I didn't see the Chem For Biomed prac on Tue 9-12 I should've registered into that one rather than staying until 5pm 

[cassiecate]

There's a possibility you'll miss out on content, as each stream isn't guaranteed to be up to the same slide.

Awwwwww bad news...
In that circumstances seems i should attend my lectures by stream

[Starlight]

Awwwwww bad news...
In that circumstances seems i should attend my lectures by stream

I personally have never encountered different lecture streams being behind in content, in the first few weeks at least all streams should be up to date with one another.

[Stevensmay]

I personally have never encountered different lecture streams being behind in content, in the first few weeks at least all streams should be up to date with one another.

One of the streams for Calc 2 last year somehow ended up being 2 lectures ahead by the end of semester. I guess you could go to the lecture you prefer and if it seems you've missed something just fill it in from Lectopia later on.

[Shenz0r]

Classes go up on the LMS when the coordinator puts them up.

For instance, BIOM30002 (a subject I'm doing) has been up for weeks because the coordinator decided she hates kids

Also because some nutjob biomeds were asking what they should study beforehand I MEAN DO YOU REALLY WANT TO STUDY TWO MONTHS BEFORE THE SUBJECT ACTUALLY STARTS

[Starlight]

One of the streams for Calc 2 last year somehow ended up being 2 lectures ahead by the end of semester. I guess you could go to the lecture you prefer and if it seems you've missed something just fill it in from Lectopia later on.

I guess it's different for math subjects then, iirc calculus 2 isn't recorded on lectopia?

[sjayne]

I didn't know we were meant to enrol in classes in the same stream?
does it matter if lectures and pracs are in different streams too? help