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I think they updated algos, not 2911

Angela Finlayson is also a great lecturer imo, she taught me last year and I enjoyed it

I would recommend doing 1911

1511 is a replacement for 1917. The school of CSE has just recently redesigned the course. If you have prior experience with programming I would suggest taking 1511, 1911's content is half the content in 1511. Maybe try 1911 and transfer to 1511 if you find 1911 too easy.

I had Hamilton last year for phys1121, he did lots of demonstration and also proofs, which helped a lot for the exam. I also had Brown for discrete math and I think his way of teaching is very engaging.

I actually haven't done this course but I think comp6441 is similar to 3441. Try this course on open learning: https://www.openlearning.com/courses/sec, this one was for 3441 last year, but only up to Module 4.

yea its on stream declaration. I got 91

CHEM1031 - Higher Chemistry A Ease: 9/10 I found the materials to be okay, I think doing most of the tutorial problems is very useful. Content: 8/10 The first few lectures is on Ideal Gas Laws, which is one of the easiest topics in this course. Then it suddenly became harder because of...

508xxxx at 8.19pm T1 CHEM1031 Higher Chemistry A...............95 HD T1 COMP1917 Computing 1......................88 HD T1 MATH1131 Mathematics 1A...................73 CR T1 PHYS1121 Physics 1A.......................72 CR

I tried to do the microprocessor one but could not finish... anyone did it?

Thanks, that makes me feel a bit better haha

I don't think that looks really good but at least I got lunch time everyday. I actually don't mind spending my whole day on campus.

First Year Science and Computer Science double degree. Planning to major in Chemistry for the science degree:D