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I got mine from FM Assist in the Mathews Building in upper campus but a lot of people get it from the lower ground level of the library in O-week. You have to bring an identification card such as a driver's licence or passport. You can pre-fill out a travel concession form printed from the...

In some tutes, part of your overall mark comes from class participation.

summer school??

Yeah now that I think about it, MATH1031 does involve calculus. I personally didn't do it but I remember helping out a friend and seeing their tutorial set. It's worthwhile visiting this page: http://www.maths.unsw.edu.au/currentstudents/revision-worksheets . It has revision worksheets of HSC...

Hey, I've done MATH1041 and I know it's quite different to MATH1011/1131/1141 because with the former, you study applications of statistics in the science world (things like collecting and analysing data) whilst in the latter, you study calculus and algebra. I know that you've done general maths...

I watched Her and it really reminded me of Lost in Translation with the discussion of the limitations of technology. I don't think it deserves so much critical acclaim though but I did think the cinematography was quite beautiful.

I remember I dropped in last year because I had some trouble enrolling into a certain lab and I got it figured out with some help there. I think you have to wait at least a week after enrolling to get your ID. Does that sound familiar? I read it somewhere but I don't think I'd be able to recover...

Hang on, I may be wrong but when I went to an advising session for science, it involved a set up of stalls of all the different sciences, as well as student ambassadors to help you with enrolling at the computers there.

I had Adelle Coster for my calculus stream and she's an ok lecturer but her interest dwarfs in comparison to Pahor. It was hard to stay attentive in her lectures.

LOL all I remember from Pahor is "put it away.... Please put it away"

Hmmm I know you attend different lecture streams but your tutorial classes are made of a mix of everyone enrolled in the course. Hope that piece of information helps. I did SCIF1111 which is very similar but unlike SCIF1121, everyone is from the same degree.

I don't think there are textbooks but you are given a couple of readings to do to discuss in tutorial class. There are lecture notes provided as well.

i like choosing 9am/10am (relatively early starts) cos i like to finish uni asap so i can go home before the sun sets because for some reason, it's really demotivating to arrive home when it's dark idk personal thing

i think ur humour goes largely unnoticed in these forums

vary your enrolment and swap or drop the class and go through the process of re-selecting tutes/lectures/labs whatever it is for that course.

For the diff between MATH1131 and MATH1141, it's discussed in this thread: http://community.boredofstudies.org/115/university-new-south-wales/317244/wam-boosters.html

my student profile > vary enrolment > update enrolment (select the right semester) > drop or swap the course/s

what's the subject?

u sleep, eat, exercise, play card games with friends, read, if u really need to, study. u have a pretty great timetable as it is!!! i remember semester one of first year and i had a 9am-9pm day....... HMMMMMM.....