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There is a RED CAT and AN OX on an OIL RIG (REDuction occurs at the CAThode) (OXidation occurs at the ANode) (Oxidation Is the Loss and Reduction Is the Gaining of electrons)

Re: Buy and Sell thread - Sem 1 and 2 Replaced by ACCG106 - slim chance it might use the same textbook, but those intersted will have to wait & see.

I believe decision science as a major is offered/administered by Departyment of Stats in the Faculty of Science - might want to contact them.

The new degree wont affect you, but new / Changes to units will.

I think i got it in February last year...lol

I dont think ISYS123 is offered anymore.

Contact academic advisor again if you're still unsure as to which unit to do. But if the problem is that you want to do ISYS254 but eStudent will only let you do COMP255, then probably contacting the eStduent support via the online form, informing them of this so they can allow you to enrol...

That's still open, so i guess so. Maybe contact the Head of Department?

One could understand if there was a clash between units offered by two different departments from different faculties, but 2 core subjects... And i think it may be too late for lecturers to change the timetable because - according to http://www.timetables.mq.edu.au/class/2010/forms/index.asp...

Here is a link you will find useful: Macquarie University

Aren't some departments offering 1 or 2 credit point units for this purpose - so-called 'shell units'? From http://www.mq.edu.au/momentum/pdfs/NewCurriculum2010FAQs.pdf: One of the requirements of my current degree is to complete 12 creditpoints of 300level units. I have completed 8 credit...

Fair enough. I'd advise contacting a COMP Academic advisor though, they would know best.

"Should I enroll in ISYS227 in second semester 2009 (provided I have the prerequisites)? Students in the BCompSc/BIT/BeBus (Tech) who don't have ISYS227 yet, should enroll in ISYS227 now Students in the BIS who have ISYS201 should enroll in ISYS227 now Students in the BIS who don't have...

Since you wnat to do this part time, you should be aiming for 2 subjects per semester. You should refer here: Bachelor of Commerce - Professional Accounting - 2010 Course Handbook - Macquarie University It is really up to you what you do first, you just need to make sure you have the...

Enrolment is one day [or part of a day, if you're organised] Orientation is optional, and is thus not your first day of proper uni - this is a one day thing Your first day of uni proper will be some day during the week begining 22 Feb 2010 - so if you have uni on a monday, it will be the 22nd.

Mathematics & Statistics. And for most of the accounting/finance/economics lectures i have been to, laptop-users are the minority - <5% easily

Commerce @ UNSW, USYD, Macquarie (and probably UTS too) is similar, from what i hear. This is not unique to UNSW.

Don't worry, i got the same treatment from some users when i first posted on MQ forums...[Others were very useful :)]

If what you quoted is correct, then logical deduction would imply: yes. [However i have no idea about SIBT or the entry requirements.]

Good to be like that - many students don't understand/use sig figs, so you've got a definite advantage.