Sometimes it takes a few days for lecturers to activate their subjects. My Criminal Laws section didn't become available until yesterday. Maybe you could e-mail someone you know is doing the course and ask them? Or e-mail the lecturer?
My parents saw it last night.. apparently it was 98% word-for-word from the movie, which was disappointing for them. They said costumes, music and acting was great, though. :)
I think this is the best advice. I needed Chem and Bio for my course, and I had no knowledge of Chem. I did a bridging course, but I already feel behind.
I take it he's the guy that constantly brags about him not ever having a "real job", and talking about how he travels the world twice a year.. I'm glad I don't have him anymore, I was actually getting sick of not learning anything. :p
Yeah that's true.. also I think the General Maths scaling should be told, because I know a few people who did General just because they knew they would be good at it.. they didn't realise until later that they would need high 90's just to get what they would consider a decent mark.
Because the Board probably tells the teachers not to. They don't want students choosing subjects based on scaling (although people still do), and so they usually just tell us to pick subjects we enjoy and are good at.