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EDSE2001 made extensive use of WebCT as I'm sure you're well aware, grk_styl. You know, with part of the assessment being contributions to web discussion groups as well as providing a forum for the students enrolled in the course.

http://www.smh.com.au/news/Ross-Gittins/Debt-101-slower-payments-cost-less/2005/02/01/1107228696206.html http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2004/03/12/1078594564502.html

I'm pretty sure there's a RockSoc

Yeah? We've got about a year and a half on top of that. So ner ner. :D

Go away. It's getting too crowded now. I want my couches back, dammit!

Apparently The Cubby was moved down to Level 4 Wentworth, so it's going to be the new poolshark hang out.

It's not hard, it's just boring.

Needless scaremongering, eh Xiao? YES SECOND YEAR IS VERY HARD. Ahem. (Not really. Turn up, do readings, and you'll be fine.)

I did the bridging course back in '04, and doing fundamentals of chem like I did is a waste of time after doing it. Regular Chem I and Fundamentals courses are almost the same, save for the first six weeks of first semester, and those six weeks is just a rehash of the bridging course. And if...

Bringing a blank cheque isn't all that risky. Just make sure before you leave home that the cheque is already made out to the University of Sydney and the not-negotiable strokes made across it.

I was gonna say. Hawt pic in the newsgayper. Who's Pedro?

B.Ed(Sec: Science)/B.Sc. III Yay! I do practicum this year!

B Education (Secondary: Science)/B Science III

Lesley for 1018? I loved her. I thought it was a pretty important part of the degree though, knowing a bit of the sociology and paradigms of the profession and all that. Year II education subjects are more of the same, especially in second sem. At least you didn't get Laurel for 1019.

Naww, what happened to the kissy-kissy cuddle-cuddle boys? :p

You're overenrolling; you'll need special approval from your Faculty.

Yeah, Education isn't up. :p

Regardless of the issue at hand, is it a good sign of the times that political apathy (especially in this climate) is the new black?

I've done the regular incarnations of some of those subjects; CHEM2401/2402, MATH2061, PHYS2011/2012, PHYS2013. They aren't so bad. :cool:

CHEM2401/2402 each have 8 weeks of labs at 4 hours a week (I should know, I do it), and I'm pretty sure CHEM2403 and CHEM2404 have labs during the other weeks of semester.