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It really depends on what you want to transfer into. Certain degrees specify that you have to complete certain subjects before you are able to transfer. E.g. Actuarial Studies and Law.

ACST201 is a challenging subject, but John Shepherd does a great job in teaching it. If you understood ACST101 well, then ACST201 should not be a problem. I quite enjoyed this subject, it was fun.

Anyone can send me some lecture notes so i can start studying for it?

HSC Economics and Uni economics are two different things. While HSC econ is more descriptive in nature, uni econ is far more analytical in nature. HSC econ is a lot lot more easier than uni econ.

Thanks for that. Guess with uni starting in late Feb we wont be able to goto down to melbourne and witness ferrari dominate once more.. :vcross:

Technically, 2. If you wish to do more than 2 subjects, you need to get approval from the head of division. However, for any business, econ, finance or accg subjects, you are not allowed to do more than 2 subjects. Also, for those commerce subjects, you are not allowed to take 2 subjects where...

Do all the past papers available and you'll find the final exam a breeze..

I think they let you do 200-level, but then you wont meet the Level 1 actuarial exemption thingy? So maybe you have to complete some post-grad module?

someone help me, im dead.

cant remember, but i heard a few MC's, a few Q's form Solaire and some short questions. Econ141 should be a breeze, the underlying concept is very very similar to stat170. think about it.

only from chapter 7 onwards? are you sure?

Yeh it does actually :rolleyes: I really only studied the lecture notes. Then read through the textbook. Cause we have a separate workbook full of questions where we do our tute work. Thats where we learn most our stuff. The textbook has good examples and thats all its good for.

ECON200 is a very tough course, and to do it over summer, it'll be even tougher. Maybe they'll make it a little easier for summer school. ECON200 is a lot more analytical than ECON111. If your thinking of taking it in summer, let me know. I'll sell you my ECON200 book, never touched it.

How did you get in with .4 off? or did you transfer? Generally just be yourself, they can tell whos trying to be a sucker or not. If you have a passion for law, they'll let you in.

I've confirmed it with Bill (App Fin student advisor) that we only have to do one of them. It's only for the App Fin degree, Com-accg poeple dont have to do it. If you look at the App Fin outline, it too says you have to only do one.

yeh you just fill it out after you get your exam results if you meet the requirements. Grizzly, getting into law should not be a problem. WHat was your UAI? I have know people with UAI of low 90's and a GPA of 2.0 that have gotten in. A lot depends of the other criteria, such as why you want...

yeh you pick either econ200 or econ201 if you meet the credit point requirements. So instead of doing both econ2XX, you can do one of them and pick some other 200-level or above subject as an elective to fill your degree quota.

i want to know how to draw the isoQUANT curve! My mistake in the original post!

Like for example, for a firm that produces bread, the inputs required are in a fixed proportion of 3 kg of flour for every 1 L of water. You cannot give up one Kg of flour for additional water. How is such an isoquant curve drawn?

Does anyone know how to construct an isoquant curve for a firm with fixed proportion of inputs?