Which option are you doing for chem ? (1 Viewer)

[muzeikchun852]

i think our school is doing shipwrecks, which apparently has a lot of pracs.

 

[FCB]

industrial

 

[slyhunter]

Industrial.

 

[Sammy2011]

My teacher has no idea yet, she normally does Forensic, but has decided that in the last few years the questions have been increasingly harder to get marks in.

I think it is between Industrial and Shipwrecks. I don't really have a personal preference, as I'm just happy we are doing Medical Physics in Physics

 

[FCB]

My teacher has no idea yet, she normally does Forensic, but has decided that in the last few years the questions have been increasingly harder to get marks in.

I think it is between Industrial and Shipwrecks. I don't really have a personal preference, as I'm just happy we are doing Medical Physics in Physics

Whats so good about medical physics. I reckon astro would be so much better.

 

[lpodnano]

Shipwrecks.

 

[Sammy2011]

Whats so good about medical physics. I reckon astro would be so much better.

Medical Physics is good because I'm interested in it. I imagine that the reason you would think astro would be better, would be due to your interest.

 

[FCB]

Medical Physics is good because I'm interested in it. I imagine that the reason you would think astro would be better, would be due to your interest.

Are there any interesting concepts/aspects in Medical Physics? (I havent even looked at that module online and its not in the text book [Not in jacaranda])

 

[Sammy2011]

I personally find the entire topic to be extramly interesting. Main concepts are as follows:

- The use of ultrasound in medicine
- Electromagnetic radiation as a diagnostic tool
- Radioactivity as a diagnostic tool
- Magnetic resonance imaging as a diagnostic tool

I am especially looking foreward to learning about blood flow, as well as ultrasounds and X-rays. =)

 

[FCB]

I personally find the entire topic to be extramly interesting. Main concepts are as follows:

- The use of ultrasound in medicine
- Electromagnetic radiation as a diagnostic tool
- Radioactivity as a diagnostic tool
- Magnetic resonance imaging as a diagnostic tool

I am especially looking foreward to learning about blood flow, as well as ultrasounds and X-rays. =)

Doesnt seem all that hard as you learn about Radioactivity as a diagnostic tool and what not in the nuclear chem module in Production of material

 

[jamesfirst]

Industrial

 

[Hayzazz]

Forensic Chemistry

 

[Aindan]

^ yay for presumably the most boring option

 

[FCB]

How come so many people doing shitwrecks? I thought that Industrial was the most common.

 

[jamesfirst]

Industrial is probably more common in a bigger census ....

this is only a forum and 10 people voted for Shipwreck... doesn't mean it's more common than Industrial

 

[FCB]

Where did you get that information from? I am actually curious to know.

 

[cheezburger]

My teacher's leaning towards Industrial. The biologists in our class want Biochemistry though. I'll cry if we do Biochemistry.

 

[cheezcake]

My teacher usually does Shipwrecks, but due to popular demand we've switched to forensics =/

Whats so good about medical physics. I reckon astro would be so much better.

We're doing astro before we do space, more time tor revise as space is an easy chapter. But trust me, i love actual astrophysics, but the HSC syllabus for astro is so incredibly boring, Medical and Quanta to Quarks are both WAY more interesting