I'm not sure how russian does tutes externally, someone here will probably be able to answer it.will i be disadvantaged for missing the tutorials though?
Eh its right here Degree - 2009 Course Handbook - Macquarie UniversityOh don't worry, I got it now. I'm doing Applied finance with accounting. So, basically, I have to look up Applied finance seperately from accounting and then look up accounting, and finally combine their core units?
I was so caught up in trying to find a program for the double rather than breaking it up and looking for the core units of each degree. My bad.
hahahaI'm not sure how russian does tutes externally, someone here will probably be able to answer it.
But basically, if you're an external student you have a different set of 'classes' to internal students. So external may be a solution, but it will be mostly self-driven, so if you think you may fall behind or become lazy (as most people who don't have the constant attendance of class do get), maybe you can skip the POL264 lecture instead. (Or if you're really keen, make a friend in the lecture who can 'tape' it or whose notes you can 'borrow' )
uh yeah, i do. The problem being, those are all level 300 units. :/
Is this what i'm supposed to do?So, basically, I have to look up Applied finance seperately from accounting and then look up accounting, and finally combine their core units?
It means you've gotta work backwards, find the unit, then find the prerequisites you need to do those 300 level units.uh yeah, i do. The problem being, those are all level 300 units. :/
Is this what i'm supposed to do?
Its basically a mix between a lecture and tute, so that you discuss and ask things in the same class rather than be lectured to in one, then discuss in tutes.Can someone please explain to me what a seminar is, as AHST205 and AHST206 only have seminars, no tutorials, which seems a little strange...
just look up the timetable for the units you are doing, and it shows you exactly how long each lecture/tutorial will go for (manily 1 or 2 hours for me each)Hi,
I was just wondering, how long on average do lectures go for?
Is it recommended that we go to the tutorials/pracs straight after the lecture?
Thanks.
Im not 100% positive about Russian but I know that every single one of my German classes that I have had has NOT been iLectured....but if its a "lecture" rather than a "seminar" usually the lecturers won't know/dont care if you come or not - its your problem if you miss anything important....i have a question, or rather a few questions...
i'm thinking of doing POL264 2nd sem, but the lecture clashes with the RSN155 lecture... so would i be able to do POL264 if i ilectured the RSN lectures i miss? or is it unlikely that the advisor will approve?
or is it a better option to do RSN155 as external study if i'm going to miss the live lecture anyway?
That's just the class type - there's pretty much one proven method of teaching a language, and that's having a teacher stand up infront of a group, and interact with them (seminar style).Can someone please explain to me what a seminar is, as AHST205 and AHST206 only have seminars, no tutorials, which seems a little strange...
lol wtf recess and lunch lmaoHey guys,
Well I was planning out my timetable and I was just wondering, what times do recess or lunch start? Coz it might clash with something on my timetable.
Thanks.
roflmao.Hey guys,
Well I was planning out my timetable and I was just wondering, what times do recess or lunch start? Coz it might clash with something on my timetable.
Thanks.
Hahahahahha. That is so fucking cute. <3Hey guys,
Well I was planning out my timetable and I was just wondering, what times do recess or lunch start? Coz it might clash with something on my timetable.
Thanks.