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Hey- is there any specific link to when tutorials are allocated (that I've never known about), or will they be listed under http://web.timetable.auth.usyd.edu.au/index.jsp like last semester as they become available?

Re: Subject Reviews - UPDATED WITH .PDF on first post ECOS3003- Hierachies, Incentives and Firm Structure Lecturer: Dr. Andrew Wait Ease: 9/10. Very easy. You just need to learn the theory in the textbook and the algebra in lectures. Assessment questions are easy multiple choice mostly...

Muse tonight.. less than 3 hours away

That's stupid- what if you're doing an economics major and industrial relations and human resource management as part of B.Economic and Social Sciences ? Your degree is arts even though everything you're studying is from E+B ? http://www.econ.usyd.edu.au/course/FH025

Re: Semester II Chatter Thread! Yeah, officially from next year both government and international relations, and political economy are part of the arts faculty. Which means who knows what for units like government, business and society (compulsory for b.commerce) and other economics- focused...

Yeah, international organisations has a lecturer that speaks very fast (with an accent that i find difficult.. and i normally don't find accents difficult), and the content seems quite loaded with concepts and definitions that need memorising for the exam. There's only a text and no course...

ecmt2120- analysis of discrete choice data ecmt2620- management science (2007) ecos3003- hierarchies, incentives and firm structure .. I have international organisations and international risk analyis as well for govt, but unfortunately only in hard- copy, i crashed lectures last week.

hey this is what i have- attached: ecos2903 Mathematical Economics A ecos2901 Intermediate Microeconomics Honours ecos2902 Intermediate Macroeconomics Honours ecmt2110 Regression Modelling ecmt3130 Forecasting for Economics and Business

Re: Subject Reviews - UPDATED WITH .PDF on first post ECOS2903- Mathematical Economics A Ease: 6/10 The content is easy once you get it but the mid- sem exam was very difficult and completely abstract. No calculators were allowed because questions were completely numberless. Most people...

Yeah I was on maybe 60 average before the exam, and somehow I did well enough in the final exam to manage a final mark of 68. But I hated political economy and wish I'd never wasted my time on it. Just learn everything that you can from the readings and it should go well, there's no real room in...

All I remember studying for the ecop1001 exam last year was just differences in thought, and the exam went ok. Maybe some basic arguments for each, probably in comparison to neoclassicism? The questions (which you would have already seen for yourself from previous years) are very clear and just...

I just finished govt2991 (Govt Hons 2, Political Analysis) and i found it easy compared to my other subjects. If you get at least 70 average in first year govt units you'll be able to do it, even if you don't intend to continue into further hons units, and it still contributes to your govt...

Yeah it's been 3rd edition taylor and frost for 2006 and 2007

I'm majoring in economics and econometrics (probably) at sydney university. I don't think it's very similar to hsc economics. Introductory microeconomics in first year is very simple- but it's more theory and graphs than what I did in school (mainly preliminary y11 economics course)...

Yeah it's not for certain yet. I wouldn't call it draft, but you can't be sure until you get your official timetable. This way you have a close idea though. Like for me absolutely no classes are timetabled for friday.

If you can think of maybe two majors in arts that you want to do and see yourself doing commerce core units like acct, do com/arts.

If you know what subjects you're doing you can sort of work it out on http://web.timetable.usyd.edu.au/menu.jsp?siteMap=true . But there are heaps of lectures and tutes (many streams) for general first year subjects so you can't really be certain about what you'll get. But you can try..

These are just unit of study outlines that we got during semester, being enrolled in the course. For people in the economics and business faculty in particular, there is access to blackboard, where all unit of study outlines and other things like tutorial questions are posted.

such a good idea.. i've attached: econ1002 2006: introductory macroeconomics (uos outline and tutorial program) ecmt1010 [semester one] 2006: business and economic statistics A ecmt1020 2006: business and economic statistics B ecop1003: international economy and finance i request...

Yeah i guess the course outline wouldn't be very helpful.. you could always go to lectures for both units in first week and then confirm what you want after that? You can also have a look at the content of the readings through http://opac.library.usyd.edu.au/ if you search for the unit of...