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This is actually very good advice Establishing your intentions from the outset is vital, otherwise you'll fall in the trap every other guy does

It's done at your uni, around the upcoming census date. Your uni's online administrative panel (which does class timetables, adding/dropping courses) will cover all of that. You should also get an email.

So tell me, if you get enough 'good signs' are you actually going to do something about it? Or are you just looking for excuses not to make a move? I would stop liking all of her shit as well, reeks desperation.

The level of calculus covered is essentially 2 unit..at least in the first semester course anyway. Assuming the courses won't change next year, you're gonna be doing vectors, complex numbers, calculus, differential equations and linear algebra (matrix and matrcies). With DEs, linear algebra and...

Yep.. you do cover some 3 unit and 4 unit concepts in the first year math courses but if you work hard it really won't be too difficult at all. I got 69 in 2u math and am now doing civil at uon and the math isn't terribly hard. You'll be fine. But if you are still worried there are...

The excel book and specifically the study cards were literally the only study resource I used for the IPT final. I ended up getting a band 6 studying the cards for 1 hour prior to the exam.

At UoN there isn't a whole lot of maths in the computer science degree. You do 3 math courses in the first year and that IS IT! One of them isn't even difficult and covers a lot of probability and basic logic concept stuff. You cover java and c++ in the first year when it comes to programming...

Although I am not a fan of either of the major parties at the moment, it's surprising to see so many on BOS voting for libs with all the planned cuts to the student sector. I guess you must all be rich, or something.

They will all have the same core math subjects in the first year. Beyond that, it varies.

Please do not do this, you will ruin any chance you have and scare her away. I repeat, do NOT do this.

It's no lie keeping up to date with work isn't easy. One of my mature aged student friends has told me just to treat it like a full time job. Go in from 9-5 every day. Studying on campus definitely keeps my attention focused on coursework rather than dicking around at home.

I've already completed them, doing MATH2310 this semester.

When the Libs get in, it's going to be very bad news for students. It's just a question of how big a bloodbath it's going to be.

Got an offer for civil after switching out my engineering major from computer science last year.

Does anyone know if an internal transfer, such as within engineering, clears my transcript?