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[SenriAkane]

Semester 1 2013   
ECE2041: Telecommunications
ECE2061: Analogue electronics
MTH2021: Linear algebra with applications
ATS1141 Japanese introductory 1 / ATS2143 Japanese intermediate 1

Semester 2 2013   
ENG2092: Advanced engineering mathematics B
FIT1029: Algorithmic problem solving
MTH2032: Differential equations with modelling
ATS1142 Japanese introductory 2 / ATS2144 Japanese intermediate 2

The Japanese units depends on my placement test results

[eeps]

[thushan]

If I pass first year:
MED2031 - MEDICINE 3
MED2042 - MEDICINE 4
MED2000 - YEAR 1 AND 2 FINAL GRADE

If I get >60% for first year and am allowed to do a Diploma of Arts,

ATS1833 - Thinking: How to analyse arguments and improve your reasoning skills
ATS1838 - Philosophy: Introduction C (Logic)

[pi]

If I pass first year:

lol'd

[DisaFear]

paulsterio, from your two options, is there one that you hold higher in priority than the other?

[Phy124]

Semester 1:
CIV2206 - Mechanics of solids
CIV2225 - Design of steel and timber structures
CIV2263 - Water systems
ENG2091 - Advanced engineering mathematics A

Semester 2:
CIV2207 - Computing and water systems modelling
CIV2226 - Design of concrete and masonry structures
CIV2242 - Geomechanics I
CIV2282 - Transport and traffic engineering

[b^3]

Change of plans time. Got the transfer, but not all the credits I was hoping for.

Semester 1:
MEC2401 - Dynamics I
MTH2021 - Linear algebra with applications
MTH2010 - Multivariable calculus
MAT1830 - Discrete mathematics for computer science (sci elective)
STA1010 - Statistical methods for science (sci elective)

                                                                             Contact Hours: 25

Semester 2:
PHS1022 - Physics
MAE2402 - Thermodynamics and heat transfer
MTH2132 - The nature and beauty of mathematics
MTH2032 - Differential equations with modelling

                                                                             Contact Hours: 19

[DisaFear]

Whoa nice Double trouble with b^3 in semester 2 hehe
Faaar, maybe you can carry me to 90+ in maths now!

YES!!!

[b^3]

Whoa nice Double trouble with b^3 in semester 2 hehe
Faaar, maybe you can carry me to 90+ in maths now!

YES!!!

Relax there a little Disa Been out of maths for a semester, going to be so rusty, also I still need to make sure they'll let me overload.

EDIT: Also make sure you pick the right streams!

[paulsterio]

Relax there a little Disa Been out of maths for a semester, going to be so rusty, also I still need to make sure they'll let me overload.

If they don't let you overload, you could always take the option of a summer semester, apparently that works out fine too.

p.s. have fun with MAT1830, apparently it's hellish boring because you're doing really technical low level computer based stuff. I reckon if you're interested in programming and that stuff to do FIT1040, which counts as a Science elective.

(I have to take MAT1830 if I do Sci/CompSci, so yeah, hope that goes well )

[paulsterio]

paulsterio, from your two options, is there one that you hold higher in priority than the other?

Well I didn't get the transfer to Sci/Ed (I don't know why, because the ATAR requirement for it is lower than Sci/CompSci), so I guess that means I can't take that pathway now

[b^3]

If they don't let you overload, you could always take the option of a summer semester, apparently that works out fine too.

p.s. have fun with MAT1830, apparently it's hellish boring because you're doing really technical low level computer based stuff. I reckon if you're interested in programming and that stuff to do FIT1040, which counts as a Science elective.

(I have to take MAT1830 if I do Sci/CompSci, so yeah, hope that goes well )

Problem with that is that eng don't offer units for the summer semester, and I don't think the sci one I need to do are on the list that are offered by the sci faculty.

If I don't get to overload it gets ugly at the end, because I end up with one unit left to do in an extra semster, or to keep enough of a load to get centerlink, I need to spread it into two semesters... and take a whole extra year just because of physics -.- So lets hope I do get to overload.

[DisaFear]

EDIT: Also make sure you pick the right streams!

I'm not sure if second year maths even has two streams. I mean, first year maths starts with two, then merges into one as people drop out in the first few weeks

TrueTears, shed any light?
But we better be in the same tutes!

I think I also have 19 contact hours in second sem, looking forward to that

EDIT: b^3 for maths dux!!!100!~)#*$

[JinXi]

ENG1010: Process systems analysis (Or Engineering profession but even though it's easy I don't like the sound of the content)
MAE2401: Aircraft structures 1
MAE3401: Aerodynamics II
MEC2401: Dynamics I
MEC2402: Engineering design I

Subjects from 3 different year levels... amazing that I don't have a clash

[paulsterio]

Problem with that is that eng don't offer units for the summer semester, and I don't think the sci one I need to do are on the list that are offered by the sci faculty.

If I don't get to overload it gets ugly at the end, because I end up with one unit left to do in an extra semster, or to keep enough of a load to get centerlink, I need to spread it into two semesters... and take a whole extra year just because of physics -.- So lets hope I do get to overload.

Ahh, I see the problem. Well you defs did well enough in S1, so as long as you did just as well in S2, they'll let you overload, but regardless, good luck with that, I wouldn't want to be stuck with one unit left to do at the end of my degree either.

Btw, out of curiosity, which subject didn't you get credits for?

I'm not sure if second year maths even has two streams. I mean, first year maths starts with two, then merges into one as people drop out in the first few weeks

TrueTears, shed any light?
But we better be in the same tutes!

I think I also have 19 contact hours in second sem, looking forward to that

It has a lot of streams depending on what you want to major in. A major in Applied Maths, for example, will require different level two subjects to a major in Pure Mathematics or Computational Mathematics...etc.

Check out what type of maths you want to major in - http://www.monash.edu/pubs/handbooks/aos/mathematics-and-statistics/

EDIT - realised I misunderstood the meaning of the word stream.