is it realli true? (1 Viewer)

[GaZ_2004]

i just rang up the unsw psyh department n they told me that it realli doesnt matter which lecture i enrol in as long as i turn up 4 the tutorial i enroled in, i.e. i enrol in the night stream of psyh 1a but instead, turn up 4 the after noon stream.
is tis realli the case?

 

[mr_speedy]

they couldnt care less if you turned up to lectures or not, but for tutorials the role is marked and i think you have to have minimum 80% attendence.

 

[sunny]

Agreed.

Its particularly useful because even if you have a clash for the morning/afternoon stream you can officially enrol in the night stream, and just show up to the other stream anyway.

 

[Grobus]

Lectures arent even considered to be compulsory.

 

[sunny]

Certain subjects require attendance at lectures, like tutorials.

 

[§eraphim]

i think the point is that for subjects with a number of different lecture streams, they all progress thru the lecture notes at the same pace. so u could for instance, go to the 1st lecture from 1 lecture stream and to a 2nd lecture from another lecture stream. as lectures are non-compulsory, u should just enrol in any of them that fit and go to the ones that are convenient.

 

[shannonm]

i think the point is that for subjects with a number of different lecture streams, they all progress thru the lecture notes at the same pace. so u could for instance, go to the 1st lecture from 1 lecture stream and to a 2nd lecture from another lecture stream.

huh?? no way
(example: maths) brown is always ahead of henry and emphasises different topics. henry spent aaaaaages with the differential modelling crap (since he does a 3rd year course or something in it)
unless its an absolute last resort due to work, dont do it

 

[§eraphim]

true, depends on how they structured the lectures. in accounting, the same lecturers with the same lectures took the same block of lectures.