Monash University subject choice thread 2017

[Sine]

As per Alter's thread for UoM.
UoM subject choice thread 2017

As a continuation from threads in previous years, this is a thread where you can post what subjects you're doing this year. 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

Semester 1 2017

    BMS1011: Biomedical chemistry
    BMS1021: Cells, tissues and organisms
    BMS1031: Medical biophysics
    MTH1030: Techniques for modelling

Semester 2 2017

    BMS1042: Public health and preventive medicine
    BMS1052: Human neurobiology
    BMS1062: Molecular biology
    MTH2010: Multivariable calculus

[Coffee]

I was waiting for one of these threads to pop up.

Semester 1:
ATS1320: Nations at war: Revolution and empire
ATS1338: The language game: Why do we talk the way we do?
ATS1371: Life, death and morality (Introduction to philosophy A)
ATS1903: Introducing literature: Ways of reading

Semester 2:
ATS1321: Nations at war: The twentieth century
ATS1339: Describing and analysing language and communication
ATS1835: Time, self and mind (Introduction to philosophy B)
ATS1904: Reading the city: Literary genres

[Aaron]

Semester 1 (my last semester):

EDF5017: Numeracy for learners and teachers
EDF5018: Curriculum, assessment and reporting
EDF5040: Lifelong and workplace learning
EDF5041: Engaging adolescent learners
EDF5944: Secondary professional experience 4

-- end masters

[sweetiepi]

Mine's all core this year but:

Semester 1:
PSC1011- Physiology I
PSC1021- Bioorganic and Medicinal Chemistry I
PSC1031- Physical Chemistry I
PSC1041- Scientific Inquiry

Semester 2:
PSC1012- Physiology II
PSC1022- Bioorganic and Medicinal Chemistry II
PSC1032- Physical Chemistry II
PSC1042- Multi-disciplinary Pharmaceutical Science

[Orson]

EDF5017: Numeracy for learners and teachers

Do they teach you actual math in a teaching degree? Or is that expected knowledge for going into a Masters?

[Aaron]

Do they teach you actual math in a teaching degree? Or is that expected knowledge for going into a Masters?

Content knowledge is assumed for your particular methods. You don't actually get taught content.. so for my methods being Maths and IT.. I haven't learnt any content, its more how to teach these methods to students. That unit in particular you're referring to is core for every MTeach student, meaning it won't be difficult in terms of math content but will more so focus on numeracy in the context of teaching these skills to someone else.

I mean - i've already had 3 years of content knowledge in statistics and IT during my undergrad. The gaps that I need to fill, I do so whilst on placement.

[Orson]

Semester 1:
CIV2206 - Mechanics of solids
CIV2225 - Design of steel and timber structures
ETC1000 - Business and economic statistics
MKC1200 - Principles of marketing

Semester 2:
BFC1001 - Foundations of finance
CIV2242 - Geomechanics I
ENG2005 - Advanced engineering mathematics
MGC1010 -  Introduction to management

[extremeftw]

Semester 1:
ATS3582: Arab-Israeli conflict
ATS3695: Public policy
ECC3660: Monetary economics
ETC2410: Introductory econometrics

Semester 2:
ATS3903: Leaders, power and politics
ATS3933: The meaning of things: Writing cultural history
ECC2610: Game theory and strategic thinking
ECC3800: History of economic thought

 

Semester 1:
CIV2206 - Mechanics of solids
CIV2225 - Design of steel and timber structures
ETC1000 - Business and economic statistics
MKC1200 - Principles of marketing

 Make sure you don't start any quiz in ETC1000 a little early before your computer lab starts.....I started one literally 3 minutes early at 9:57 instead of 10:00 because we were let in our computer lab room like 5 minutes early and they gave me a 0 for the quiz .

[shlblk]

Semester 1:
CHM1051: Chemistry I advanced
FIT1045: Algorithms and programming fundamentals in python
MTH1035: Techniques for modelling (advanced)
MAT1830: Discrete mathematics for computer science

Semester 2:
CHM1052: Chemistry II advanced
MTH2032: Differential equations with modelling
SCI2015: Scientific practice and communication (advanced)
MTH2015: Multivariable calculus (advanced)

[Floatzel98]

Semester 1:
PHS2061: Quantum and Thermal Physics
PHS2081: Atomic, Nuclear and Condensed Matter Physics
MTH2021: Linear Algebra with Applications
MTH2121: Algebra and Number Theory

Semester 2:
PHS2062: Electromagnetism and Optics
MTH3020: Complex Analysis and Integral Transforms
MTH3060: Advanced ODEs
PHS2350: Physics and Astronomy Introductory Research Project (Hopefully)

[thenerdygangster]

Semester 1:

BMS1011: Biomedical Chemistry
BMS1021: Cells, Tissues and Organisms
BMS1031: Medical Biophysics
CHM1011: Chemistry 1

Semester 2:

BMS1042: Public Health and Preventive Medicine
BMS1052: Human Neurobiology
BMS1062: Molecular Biology
CHM1022: Chemistry 2

EDIT: Changed the wrong unit

[Glasses]

Semester 1
ATS1281: Understanding crime: An introduction
LAW1111: Foundations of Law
LAW1114: Criminal law 1
PSY1011: Psychology 1A

Semester 2
ATS1282: Criminal justice: An introduction
LAW1112: Public law and statutory interpretation
LAW1113: Torts
PSY1022: Psychology 1B

[deejay9]

Semester 1
ATS1314: Human rights theory 1
ATS1903: Introducing literature: Ways of reading
LAW1111: Foundations of Law
LAW1114: Criminal law 1

Semester 2
ATS1315: Human rights theory 2
ATS1904: Reading the city: Literary genres
LAW1112: Public law and statutory interpretation
LAW1113: Torts

[achre]

Semester one: Equity, Corporations Law, Administrative Law
Semester two: International Law, Taxation Law, International Law of the Sea, Global Governance

Oh boy, semester one sounds like a barrel of laughs

[Joseph41]

Oh boy, semester one sounds like a barrel of laughs