UoM subject choice thread 2018

[Alter]

This is useful for looking to see what other people are doing in common, or future subjects you might be interested in doing so that you can ask questions. We can also use it for seeking advice on which subjects to do for certain pathways etc

you know the drill

Summer:
BIOM30003 - Biomedical Science Research Project

Semester 1:
BIOM30002 - Biomedicine: Molecule to Malady
NEUR30003 - Principles of Neuroscience
NEUR30002 - Neurophysiology: Neurons and Circuits
SPAN10001 - Spanish 1

Semester 2:
BIOM30001 - Frontiers in Biomedicine
NEUR30004 - Sensation Movement and Complex Function
OPTO30007 - Visual Neuroscience

feel free to use this as a subject help thread, jaffys

[appleandbee]

you know the drill

Semester 1:
BIOM30003 - Biomedical Science Research Project (summer)
BIOM30002 - Biomedicine: Molecule to Malady
NEUR30003 - Principles of Neuroscience
NEUR30002 - Neurophysiology: Neurons and Circuits
SPAN10001 - Spanish 1

Wow...overloading in Biomed

I'm doing Spanish 1 as well

[Alter]

Wow...overloading in Biomed

I'm doing Spanish 1 as well

Nah I'm only doing 4 subjects in first sem, was just too lazy too do a separate subheading for summer lol

SPAN10001 is gonna be lit

[2017GraduateStudent]

Hello, I need some advice on my subject choices! I'm heading down the Graduate MED pathway but have some trouble choosing subjects other than the Med pre-requisuites.

Semester 1
BIOL10004 - Biology of Cells and Organisms
CHEM10007 - Fundamentals of Chemistry
PHYC10003 - Physics 1                                  <- I don't know what to put in for my other science elective!!!!
BREADTH                                                          <- Still need to decide on my breadth

Semester 2
BIOL10005 - Genetics & The Evolution of Life
CHEM10003 - Chemistry 1 or Chemistry 2 (Depending on how well I do in Chem 1)
PHYC10006 - Physics 2: Life Sciences & Environment
BREADTH                                                          <- Still need to decide on my breadth

Suggestions would be great!

[sweetcheeks]

Semester 1
ANAT20006: Principles of Human Structure
CHEM20011: Environmental Chemistry
CHEM20018: Reactions and Synthesis
PHYS20008: Human Physiology

Winter Intensive
FINA20044: Art and the Botanical

Semester 2
BCMB20002: Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
CHEM20019: Practical Chemistry 2
CHEM20020: Structures and Properties
PHRM20001: How Drugs Work

This year is going to be very difficult. All these subjects appear to be very content heavy, but I would rather do subjects that are going to challenge me and boost my knowledge than do easy subjects to boost my mark and not learn anything important.

[2017GraduateStudent]

Semester 1
ANAT20006: Principles of Human Structure
CHEM20011: Environmental Chemistry
CHEM20018: Reactions and Synthesis
PHYS20008: Human Physiology

Winter Intensive
FINA20044: Art and the Botanical

Semester 2
BCMB20002: Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
CHEM20019: Practical Chemistry 2
CHEM20020: Structures and Properties
PHRM20001: How Drugs Work

This year is going to be very difficult. All these subjects appear to be very content heavy, but I would rather do subjects that are going to challenge me and boost my knowledge than do easy subjects to boost my mark and not learn anything important.

May I ask what your first year' subjects were? hehe

[silverfox]

Semester 1
MAST20009: Vector Calculus
MAST20006: Probability for Statistics
MAST20031: Analysis of Biological Data
UNIB10006: Critical Thinking with Data (breadth)

Semester 2
MAST20030: Differential Equations
MAST20005: Statistics
MAST20018: Discrete Maths & Operations Research
MAST20026: Real Analysis

Love me some stats 

[sweetcheeks]

May I ask what your first year' subjects were? hehe

Semester 1
BIOL10004: Biology of Cells and Organisms
CHEM10003: Chemistry 1
MAST10005: Calculus 1
Random Breadth subject (failed it)

Semester 2
BIOL10005: Genetics and the Evolution of Life
CHEM10004: Chemistry 2
FNCE10002: Principles of Finance
HPSC10001: From Plato to Einstein

[dankfrank420]

Summer
QM2

Sem 1
Derivative Securities (FNCE30007)
Corporate Finance (FNCE30002)
Econometrics 2 (ECOM30002)
Microeconomics (ECON30010)

Sem 2
Structural Theory and Design (CVEN30009)
Engineering Materials (ENGR20003)
Macroeconomics (ECON30009)

Can't believe I'll have a degree in 10 months, undergrad has just flown by

[dddknight]

Semester 1

NEUR30003 - Principles of Neuroscience
NEUR30002 - Neurophysiology: Neurons and Circuits
BCMB30002 - Functional Genomics and Bioinformatics
PSYC10003 - Mind, Brain & Behavior 1

Semester 2
BCMB30010 - Advanced Techniques in Molecular Science
BCMB30001 - Protein Structure and Function
BCMB30004 - Cell Signalling and Neurochemistry
PATH20001 - Exploring Human Disease - Science

[adth]

Anyone have opinions on this? 

Semester 1
COMP10001 - Foundations of Computing
MAST10006 - Calculus 2
BLAW10001 - Principles of Business Law
MKTG10001 -  Principles of Marketing

Semester 2
COMP10002 - Foundations of Algorithms
MAST10007 - Linear Algebra
MAST10010 - Data Analysis 1
BLAW10002 - Free Speech and Media Law

[Kalopsic]

Semester 1   
MECM90006: Public Relations and Communication            
MECM90036: Foundations of Marketing             
MKTG90004: Marketing Management            

Winter         
MECM90031: Audiovisual Communication            

Semester 2      
PUBL90006: Writing and Editing for Digital Media            
MKTG90009: Advertising            
MECM90035: Integrated Marketing Communications            
MECM90024: Writing for Marketing Communication            

[clarke54321]

Semester 1
MULT10015- Language
LING10002- Intercultural Communication
BLAW10001- Principles of Business Law

Semester 2
BLAW10002- Free Speech and Media Law
LING10001- The Secret Life of Language
ANTH10001-Anthropology: Studying Human Diversity

[peterpiper]

Semester 1
MULT10015- Language
LING10002- Intercultural Communication
BLAW10001- Principles of Business Law

Semester 2
BLAW10002- Free Speech and Media Law
LING10001- The Secret Life of Language
ANTH10001-Anthropology: Studying Human Diversity

If I had gone to unimelb we woulda been in three of those subjects . Let us know especially what you think of anthropology and linguistics (the secret life of language) !!

[clarke54321]

If I had gone to unimelb we woulda been in three of those subjects . Let us know especially what you think of anthropology and linguistics (the secret life of language) !!

Oh that's such a shame 

The selection of subjects at unimelb are admittedly some of the greatest things I've ever seen. I hope you find similar joy in your chosen course