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BCom (Melb) 2008 Cohort
brendan:
--- Quote from: joechan521 on January 15, 2008, 08:06:40 pm ---thx alot brendan,
i'm only going to do 3 years, so i dont need to do
620-301 Stochastic Modelling (breadth) and
620-302 Chance and Options Pricing (breadth) yeah??
cos i wanted to do some other breadth,
also,is
300-316 Models for Insurance and Finance* really worth getting?
and what do i miss out by not doing quantitative methods 1 and 2
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nah you need them for breadth, if you do want to do honours then you can just delete the honours part.
joechan521:
i meant can i put other breadth subjects in that space instead, they aren't required for anything yeh
brendan:
--- Quote from: joechan521 on January 15, 2008, 08:11:44 pm ---i meant can i put other breadth subjects in that space instead, they aren't required for anything yeh
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my program i gave you already satisfies the breadth requirement
Consider also these subjects:
Some subjects from Economics faculty
316-201 Intermediate Macroeconomics
316-202 Intermediate Microeconomics
316-210 Competition and Strategy
316-351 Economics of Financial Markets
Subjects from the Finance faculty
333-203 Introductory Personal Finance
333-308 Entrepreneurial Finance
333-310 Intermediate Personal Finance
333-207 Introduction to Real Estate Analysis
333-307 Real Estate Finance
333-303 International Finance
joechan521:
wtf Mathematics 1 have 4 hours of lecture+ 2 hours of tut = 6hours per week, wtf
and probability/statistics needs 5 hours/week, QM1/2 only 3hours/week
i have some serious consideration to decide whether i want to touch actuarial
brendan:
--- Quote from: joechan521 on January 15, 2008, 08:17:06 pm ---wtf Mathematics 1 have 4 hours of lecture+ 2 hours of tut = 6hours per week, wtf
and probability/statistics needs 5 hours/week, QM1/2 only 3hours/week
i have some serious consideration to decide whether i want to touch actuarial
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no trust me, you would rather go down the maths 1/2 and prob/stats route because that way you satisfy the quantitative requirement and the breadth requirement at the same time! 2 birds with one stone!
Anyway you could always change your mind after you finish your first year.
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