When do results come out?

[Edmund]

I'm expecting 4 H1s guys, at least 95 in each subject.

I'm not, but I wanted to break up the depressing trend of the thread

Oh shush you're so going to get four 95s, and the $500 prize money.

Looks like you've got to work harder next sem

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As for the Physiology major, I don't think there's anything wrong with the layout. You have to do at least one of Neurophys, Cardio phys and Muscle Phys and a compulsory capstone subject in Semester 2. You may also choose other life science subjects to make up 50 points. You can throw in both Level 3 anatomy subjects to satisfy an anatomy major if you wish.

I did Cardio and Muscle in first semester. Muscle had major emphasis on current research and was jam packed with material to memorise. However, the theory was relatively easy to learn and understand which wasn't a problem. Great professors and guest lecturers, pretty sure they kept trying to recruit students for Honours and Masters

Cardio was divided into three themes and you had a test and assignment at the end of each theme. There were lots of theory in the first two themes (General concepts & Blood pressure). The third theme however, was a major disappointment. They probably ran out of things to teach so they tried to incorporate the renal/kidney system with the CVS which ended up emphasising on kidney development

But to be honest, both subjects are great and would definitely recommend. Hope this helps anyone considering a Physiology major

[Noblesse]

Lovely, here we go again.

[simpak]

But to be honest, both subjects are great and would definitely recommend. Hope this helps anyone considering a Physiology major

Alas, you just make me more depressed >:

[mikee65]

What exactly do you mean by layout, are the subjects not relatable to each other and seem like they belong to different areas of study entirely too lateral not specific, eg (reproduction/neurophysiology)

[Edmund]

But to be honest, both subjects are great and would definitely recommend. Hope this helps anyone considering a Physiology major

Alas, you just make me more depressed >:

Too many to choose from?

Or you could go for an Anatomy major. We had 2 lectures by an orthopaedic surgeon and 2 by a radiologist on applied and clinical anatomy. Full cadaver dissection of the back, upper limb and lower limb in first semester and the neck, abdomen and pelvis in second semester. What more can you as for

Sorry for going offtopic but I guess we all know results should come out by the 8th haha

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What exactly do you mean by layout, are the subjects not relatable to each other and seem like they belong to different areas of study entirely too lateral not specific, eg (reproduction/neurophysiology)

I think Russ was talking about the subjects required to make up the major?

[Russ]

Well you could just turn up to the pracs and have a mate swipe you in

[mikee65]

But to be honest, both subjects are great and would definitely recommend. Hope this helps anyone considering a Physiology major

Alas, you just make me more depressed >:

Too many to choose from?

Or you could go for an Anatomy major. We had 2 lectures by an orthopaedic surgeon and 2 by a radiologist on applied and clinical anatomy. Full cadaver dissection of the back, upper limb and lower limb in first semester and the neck, abdomen and pelvis in second semester. What more can you as for

Sorry for going offtopic but I guess we all know results should come out by the 8th haha

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What exactly do you mean by layout, are the subjects not relatable to each other and seem like they belong to different areas of study entirely too lateral not specific, eg (reproduction/neurophysiology)

I think Russ was talking about the subjects required to make up the major?

Edmund, is the anatomy major official, I cant see it in the handbook, also my major will probably be more neuro based but I think ill still take Visceral systems( Is this the sem 2 subject using cadavers you referred to above? )

[Edmund]

But to be honest, both subjects are great and would definitely recommend. Hope this helps anyone considering a Physiology major

Alas, you just make me more depressed >:

Too many to choose from?

Or you could go for an Anatomy major. We had 2 lectures by an orthopaedic surgeon and 2 by a radiologist on applied and clinical anatomy. Full cadaver dissection of the back, upper limb and lower limb in first semester and the neck, abdomen and pelvis in second semester. What more can you as for

Sorry for going offtopic but I guess we all know results should come out by the 8th haha

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What exactly do you mean by layout, are the subjects not relatable to each other and seem like they belong to different areas of study entirely too lateral not specific, eg (reproduction/neurophysiology)

I think Russ was talking about the subjects required to make up the major?

Edmund, is the anatomy major official, I cant see it in the handbook, also my major will probably be more neuro based but I think ill still take Visceral systems( Is this the sem 2 subject using cadavers you referred to above? ) will I need another anat subject to get anatomy major?

http://www.studentcentre.unimelb.edu.au/eastern/course_information/majors/bsc/majors_-_structures_and_contents/human_structure

The 2 subjects you will need are Locomotor (Back, Upper/Lower Limb) and Viscera (Abdomen and pelvis). Both have dissection classes

[vexx]

^anatomy major official? lol of course it is https://handbook.unimelb.edu.au/view/2011/!R01-AA-MAJ%2B1018

and don't really need any other prereqs except the human structure lv2 subject, but as you can see from the list you choose 2 from, some have other requirements like if you choose a pathology one from the list, there are level 2 pathology subjects you need to have done first.

edit, beatennnn

oh and Edmund, how did you find those anatomy subjects? were they difficult? they seem fun - dissections!

[mikee65]

yea semantics

[mikee65]

^anatomy major official? lol of course it is https://handbook.unimelb.edu.au/view/2011/!R01-AA-MAJ%2B1018

and don't really need any other prereqs except the human structure lv2 subject, but as you can see from the list you choose 2 from, some have other requirements like if you choose a pathology one from the list, there are level 2 pathology subjects you need to have done first.

edit, beatennnn

oh and Edmund, how did you find those anatomy subjects? were they difficult? they seem fun - dissections!

Vexx, Visceral systems and Locomotor systems include cadaver dissection

[vexx]

^anatomy major official? lol of course it is https://handbook.unimelb.edu.au/view/2011/!R01-AA-MAJ%2B1018

and don't really need any other prereqs except the human structure lv2 subject, but as you can see from the list you choose 2 from, some have other requirements like if you choose a pathology one from the list, there are level 2 pathology subjects you need to have done first.

edit, beatennnn

oh and Edmund, how did you find those anatomy subjects? were they difficult? they seem fun - dissections!

Vexx, Visceral systems and Locomotor systems include cadaver dissection

i knowwww, but wondering if they were difficult - i might considering doing anatomy major! so far my study plan i've made allows me to do that as a possible major (as well as 6 others xD)

[Edmund]

^anatomy major official? lol of course it is https://handbook.unimelb.edu.au/view/2011/!R01-AA-MAJ%2B1018

and don't really need any other prereqs except the human structure lv2 subject, but as you can see from the list you choose 2 from, some have other requirements like if you choose a pathology one from the list, there are level 2 pathology subjects you need to have done first.

edit, beatennnn

oh and Edmund, how did you find those anatomy subjects? were they difficult? they seem fun - dissections!

Vexx, Visceral systems and Locomotor systems include cadaver dissection

i knowwww, but wondering if they were difficult - i might considering doing anatomy major! so far my study plan i've made allows me to do that as a possible major (as well as 6 others xD)

There's heaps to memorise but it's fun I find find hacking into flesh rather relaxing after a long day at uni

[mikee65]

Hey I know I do, are the cadavers prepared as in your signature link?

[simpak]

But to be honest, both subjects are great and would definitely recommend. Hope this helps anyone considering a Physiology major

Alas, you just make me more depressed >:

Too many to choose from?

Or you could go for an Anatomy major. We had 2 lectures by an orthopaedic surgeon and 2 by a radiologist on applied and clinical anatomy. Full cadaver dissection of the back, upper limb and lower limb in first semester and the neck, abdomen and pelvis in second semester. What more can you as for

Sorry for going offtopic but I guess we all know results should come out by the 8th haha

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What exactly do you mean by layout, are the subjects not relatable to each other and seem like they belong to different areas of study entirely too lateral not specific, eg (reproduction/neurophysiology)

I think Russ was talking about the subjects required to make up the major?

Well I was trying to cheat the system by taking all the prereqs for psych and physiology but it is simply NOT POSSIBLE.

But I'd just like to say, you're swaying me towards this anatomy idea because I've always wanted to dissect a cadaver.  Like, if I had a bucket list it would be on it.
I am disgusting.