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Re: UTS Timetable - Does the order of tutorials or lectures or practicals really matt The good thing about having lecs before tuts is that you can skip the lec to catch up on your tut homework

So i just finished my first yr of business (aka commerce) at UTS and i'm still indecisive on what majors to choose. One major i've chosen so far is finance since i found the first yr. finance core subject quite interesting. However im not sure whether i should do an accounting related...

The handbook m8

Which textbooks should i buying first for B Business for the autumn core subjects? Are there going to be textbooks which i am hardly going to use and/or better off borrowing from the library?

Is it necessary to book times for the sessions i want to go to or can i just rock up?

Are there any requirements for dropping science and doing only business if i don't like the science?

I'm interested in doing business/science at UTS since it would broaden my employment chance since i'm just not limited to the commerce industry but i can also enter the science industry. However from what i see from doing physics and senior science (lol) i'm not that good at science when i only...

I'm interested in doing business/science since it would broaden my employment chance since i'm just not limited to the commerce industry but i can also enter the science industry. However from what i see from doing physics and senior science (lol) i'm not that good at science when i only got 69...

Does anyone does this course, not sure what it's about

Are cadetships only for people majoring in accounting (sorry just found out about this)? Also what kind of stuff do you do in cadetships?

Re: Will i struggle with science in B Science/Business if i didn't do chemistry/biolo Mathematics, applied physics or nano technology perhaps? I don't know to be honest

I've done physics and senior science (lol i know) by the way Also how do i drop to a single degree if i don't like either the science or business aspect?

How fast paced is the maths in engineering and business?

If i did engineering/business wouldn't my timetable be really packed since engineering alone has many hours?

Also how packed will the timetables be for those degrees? Would like to see samples of the timetables Also how demanding are those double degrees compared to the single ones e.g. just b business, b engineering

Does having a diploma matter though?

If you do b business/engineering, are you qualified as the engineer that only did b engineering and get purely engineering related jobs? Also is there work placement for b business/engineering?

I think i study better at night too, but with half yearlies this might not really work out as im gonna be tired during the day.

I'm gonna give this a go. Going to download the app for it. Thanks for the suggestion.

How do you apply that with parametric equations?