The 3 Science questions (1 Viewer)

[Dragonmaster262]

I know that it might be a bit too early to ask this question and I know this might not be the right place to post this thread. I'm just wondering, from Physics, Chemistry and Biology which Optional Topic from each Science is the easiest?

 

[Will Shakespear]

doesn't matter, coz u don't choose

but they're all pretty much the same

 

[Pwnage101]

can't tell u which is easiest, but i can tell u the most popular ones for physics and chem

physics: Quanta to QUARKS

Chemistry: Industrial Chemsitry

 

[Dragonmaster262]

doesn't matter, coz u don't choose

but they're all pretty much the same

I think in my school there is a vote and the students get to pick the topic.

 

[LordPc]

well ill be realistic and say your single vote wont make a difference unless you have an extremely small class

but you might want to see if there are topics that are similar. like chemistry has biochem and biology also has a biochem topic too i believe. so doing both of those would be easier than doing two seperate option topics

 

[Pwnage101]

also, if u do chem, Q2Q deals with nuclear physics, which has some overlaps with ch 5 of POM in chemistry (nuclear chemistry)

 

[Dragonmaster262]

well ill be realistic and say your single vote wont make a difference unless you have an extremely small class

but you might want to see if there are topics that are similar. like chemistry has biochem and biology also has a biochem topic too i believe. so doing both of those would be easier than doing two seperate option topics

In each of my science classes there are only about 5 to 10 kids. So yeah I believe that I do have a very small class.

 

[Dragonmaster262]

well ill be realistic and say your single vote wont make a difference unless you have an extremely small class

but you might want to see if there are topics that are similar. like chemistry has biochem and biology also has a biochem topic too i believe. so doing both of those would be easier than doing two seperate option topics

Are you sure that they both have the Biochemistry Topic? I checked the booklet that my school gave me and this is what it said:

Biology HSC Core:

Maintaining a balance
Blueprint of life
The search for better health

+ Option Topics:

Communication
Biotechnology
Genetics
The human story
Biochemistry

Chemistry HSC Core:

The Identification and production of materials
The acidic environment
Chemical Monitoring and management

+ Option Topics:

Industrial chemistry
Shipwrecks and salvage
The chemistry of art
Forensic chemistry

As you can see, there doesn't seem to be a Biochemistry topic in Chemistry.

 

[LordPc]

LOL, well trust me when I say there is a biochem topic for chem. After all, I did it in my HSC

Its a very uncommon course though, info is only in a few textbooks and concepts are somewhat difficult so perhaps your school just doesnt want to have to teach it because it would be a struggle for the teachers.

but it definately exists, its on the chem contexts cd and in the old excel book and most importantly, its in the syllabus

 

[marcquelle]

yes it does exist it is called the BIOCHEMISTRY of movement not the chemistry of music. It overlaps only in a few areas not a lot though. But at least you will have a pretty decent day in what you do. i will most liekly be doing the chemistry of art :| i like it but i'd rather biochemistry or forensic personally.