Obsessed with course-planning

[Collin Li]

I have this addiction, and here is the result of it:

First year
316-102   Introductory Microeconomics
333-101   Finance 1
610-141   Chemistry A
620-121   Mathematics A (Advanced)

316-101   Introductory Macroeconomics
316-130   Quantitative Methods 1
610-142   Chemistry B
620-113   Applied Mathematics (Advanced Plus)

Second year
411-102   Chemical Process Analysis

316-205   Introductory Econometrics
333-201   Business Finance
431-201   Engineering Analysis A
610-221   Organic & Bio-organic Chemistry

316-201   Intermediate Macroeconomics
325-201   Organisational Behaviour
431-202   Engineering Analysis B
610-211   Light, Matter & Chemical Change B
   
Third year
316-202   Intermediate Microeconomics
316-317   Econometrics
333-301   Investments
411-201   Introduction to Transport Processes

333-302   Corporate Finance
333-309   Derivative Securities
411-203   Fluid Mechanics
411-204   Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics

Fourth year   
411-303   Reactor Engineering
411-331   Heat and Mass Transport Processes 1
411-343   Chemical Engineering Management
411-393   Bioprocess Engineering

316-312   Macroeconomics
316-338   Mathematical Economics
411-336   Process Dynamics and Control
411-337   Practical and Computer Laboratory
   
Fifth year
316-313   Microeconomics
411-432   Particle Mechanics and Processing
411-441   Heat and Mass Transport Processes 2
411-442   Process Equipment Design

411-446   Research Project
411-447   Design Project

I've made heaps of variations of these, but this is one I'm sticking with for now...

[AppleXY]

Nice. I like, I will probably (ok, def will) do the same ROFL.

[brendan]

yay everyone post their course plan

1st year - 2007
Semester 1
730-111 Legal Method and Reasoning
730-112 Principles of Public Law
620-121 Mathematics A (Advanced)*
316-102 Introductory Microeconomics
Semester 2
620-123 Applied Mathematics (Advanced)*
333-101 Finance 1
730-114 Torts*
316-101 Introductory Macroeconomics

Summer: 333-201 Business Finance#

2nd year - 2008
Semester 1
730-212 Legal Theory*
730-213 Obligations*
620-201 Probability*
300-203 Financial Mathematics I*
Semester 2
620-202 Statistics*
300-204 Financial Mathematics II*
730-214 Constitutional Law
730-113 Dispute Resolution*

Summer: 333-309 Derivative Securities#

3rd year - 2009
Semester 1
333-302 Corporate Finance
300-334 Financial Mathematics III*
316-317 Econometrics*
Semester 2
300-316 Models for Insurance and Finance*
730-215 Contracts
325-201 Organisational Behaviour

4th year - 2010

Sem 1
730-457 Evidence and Proof
730-368 Criminal Law and Procedure
730-366 Property
730-365 Administrative Law

Sem 2
730-456 Corporations Law
730-454 Legal Ethics
730-367 Trusts
730-453 Remedies

5th year - 2011 - Law Electives

Sem 1
730-407 Taxation*
730-474 Corporate Criminal Law and Regulation*
730-324 Competition Law
730-429 International Business Transactions*

Sem 2
730-403 Takeovers and Securities Regulation*
730-413 Corporate Banking and Finance Law*
730-436 Employment Law*
730-441 Copyright, Patent and Allied Rights*

6th year - 2012 - Honours in Finance

Semester 1
333-402 Advanced Investments*
333-401 Advanced Corporate Finance*
333-404 Research Methods in Finance*
300-408 Advanced Financial Mathematics I*

Semester 2
300-412 Advanced Financial Mathematics II*
333-410 Finance Research Essay (double subject)*
333-405 Risk Strategies*

[Odette]

Wow Brendan 6 years in uni =)

Ok back on topic, I'll definitely have something quite similar planned for my course =)
I'm a bit obsessed with keeping things organised...

[Eriny]

I like organising things like that, but as soon as I do I change my mind so I'm not going to bother anymore, lol.

[Collin Li]

I like organising things like that, but as soon as I do I change my mind so I'm not going to bother anymore, lol.

I'm exactly like that. You have no idea how many draft versions of this I have, and alternative ones that I'm still working on right now! Argh! Lucky Chemical Engineering is all laid out for me (no electives at all), otherwise the number of permutations would be very large.

[joshuamorgan]

Please forgive my ignorance, but what exactly is course-planning? I understand that there are compulsory and elective subjects, but why is it that you have subjects from Chemical Engineering, in addition to commerce/economics/finance/actuarial studies? Are you doing two degrees?

[Collin Li]

Please forgive my ignorance, but what exactly is course-planning? I understand that there are compulsory and elective subjects, but why is it that you have subjects from Chemical Engineering, in addition to commerce/economics/finance/actuarial studies? Are you doing two degrees?

Yeah, I'm planning my Engineering/Commerce @ UoM course. Commerce is the main focus of my course planning, because the Chemical engineering subjects are set. It gets all complicated because you need to try to fit things in the right way so you can get pre-requisites in early enough, and then you have limits on what semesters particular subjects run in. I have to follow the gaps provided by the Chemical engineering course (they tell us how many Commerce subjects we can do in each semester).

[joshuamorgan]

Ah, it must be difficult/time consuming.