Anyone got the Jnr Mathematics handbook? (1 Viewer)

[thaoroxy2001]

....if so, can u plz tell what textbooks are required for:

- MATH 1901
- MATH 1902
- MATH 1903
- MATH 1905

Thanks

 

[SeDaTeD]

MATH1901: Textbook - TBA
MATH1902: Lecture notes for MATH1002/1902: Vectors, C J Durrant
Lecture Notes for Math1002/1902: Linear Algebra, J Henderson, R Howlett et al.
MATH1903: Lecture Notes for MATH1903, David Easdown
MATH1905: A Primer of Statistics, M C Phipps and M P Quine

Just copied from the book. There are also reference books listed as well.

 

[tennille]

What about MATH1001, MATH1002, MATH1003, MATH1005 and CHEM1101, CHEM1102? Thanks.

 

[thaoroxy2001]

MATH1901: Textbook - TBA
MATH1902: Lecture notes for MATH1002/1902: Vectors, C J Durrant
Lecture Notes for Math1002/1902: Linear Algebra, J Henderson, R Howlett et al.
MATH1903: Lecture Notes for MATH1903, David Easdown
MATH1905: A Primer of Statistics, M C Phipps and M P Quine

Just copied from the book. There are also reference books listed as well.

thank heaps....can you list the reference books too...

 

[SeDaTeD]

MATH1901 reference: Calculus, James Stewart 5th ed
Proofs and Problems in Calculus, G P Monro
Calculus, M Spivac, World student edition
Calculus, Hughes-Hallet et al. 3rd ed
Calculus and Analytic Gerometry, G B Thomas and R L Finney 9th ed (I got the 6th edition of this borrowed from my uncle, it's way sufficient)
Calculus, Stanley I Grossman, 5th ed
Calculus 1, R F C Walters and K Wehrhahn

MATH1902, ref: Elementary Linear Algebra with Apllications, H Anton and C Rorres

MATH1903, as per MATH1901 plus: Integral Calculus and Modelling, C J Durrant and D J Galloway

MATH1905, ref: Modern Elementary Statistics, J E Freund and G A Simon

MATH1001, text: Lecture Notes for MATH1001, S Britton, A Mathas, M Myerscrough
ref: as per MATH1901

MATH1002, as per MATH1902

MATH1003, as per MATH1903

MATH1005, as per MATH1905

CHEM1101: Chemistry. The Molecular Nature of Matter and Change, 3rd ed, Martin Silberberg

CHEM1102, as above plus: Organic Chemistry, 6th ed, John McMurry OR Fundamentals of Organic Chemistry, 5th ed, John McMurry.

 

[withoutaface]

http://www.maths.usyd.edu.au:8000/u/sandrab/JM/handbook.pdf

 

[thaoroxy2001]

MATH1901 reference: Calculus, James Stewart 5th ed
Proofs and Problems in Calculus, G P Monro
Calculus, M Spivac, World student edition
Calculus, Hughes-Hallet et al. 3rd ed
Calculus and Analytic Gerometry, G B Thomas and R L Finney 9th ed (I got the 6th edition of this borrowed from my uncle, it's way sufficient)
Calculus, Stanley I Grossman, 5th ed
Calculus 1, R F C Walters and K Wehrhahn

damn! so many refs for calculus...

 

[withoutaface]

damn! so many refs for calculus...

You won't be using them...

 

[Super Pig]

damn! so many refs for calculus...

Not many ppl ever look at the textbook or the printed notes either. Most ppl rely on their hand written notes.

 

[acmilan]

So are we expected to buy references or simply just look over them?

 

[Super Pig]

In most cases the lecture notes written by academics from the school will be sufficient. Look up references in the library if necessary (only the keenest guys would do that though).

 

[SeDaTeD]

Hmm, I intend to pay attention and listen to lectures, and use textbooks/ lecture notes as a back up. My note taking skills and handwriting are atrocious. Never bothered taking notes for maths in high school. I think I may have to rely more on the textbook for phys and chem though.

 

[dark_angel]

In most cases the lecture notes written by academics from the school will be sufficient. Look up references in the library if necessary (only the keenest guys would do that though).

lol, i'm in the fischer library right now looking for the refs for both linear algebra and adv calc.

i'm very keen


Id just also like to point out that the library only loans out for a week!?!?!? and if u dont hand the books back in time, they fine you and the fines appreciate until you do give them the books back.

YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

FREE CABLE FOR ALLLLLLLL (fischer is so big!)

 

[Super Pig]

lol, i'm in the fischer library right now looking for the refs for both linear algebra and adv calc.

i'm very keen


Id just also like to point out that the library only loans out for a week!?!?!? and if u dont hand the books back in time, they fine you and the fines appreciate until you do give them the books back.

YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

FREE CABLE FOR ALLLLLLLL (fischer is so big!)

Oh that's very admirable dark_angel.

Indeed the Fisher undergraduate library only allows for one-week non-renewable loans, because most books there are course references so everyone wants to put their hands on them. Try the research library (the taller side of Fisher) or the maths library in Carslaw level 8. You can keep those books for 2 weeks and renew them up to 5 times. I always try to find books from those places rather than the undergraduate library. They're usually more advanced books too, which should be good for you

BTW, the library fines apply to overdue books at $1 per book per day. And you won't be allowed to borrow once you reached the $25 mark, until you have paid you fine and returned the books.

 

[Templar]

Hmm, I intend to pay attention and listen to lectures, and use textbooks/ lecture notes as a back up.

You'll need it for stats. It gets very boring in the lectures, and people fall asleep.

 

[dark_angel]

Oh that's very admirable dark_angel.

Indeed the Fisher undergraduate library only allows for one-week non-renewable loans, because most books there are course references so everyone wants to put their hands on them. Try the research library (the taller side of Fisher) or the maths library in Carslaw level 8. You can keep those books for 2 weeks and renew them up to 5 times. I always try to find books from those places rather than the undergraduate library. They're usually more advanced books too, which should be good for you

BTW, the library fines apply to overdue books at $1 per book per day. And you won't be allowed to borrow once you reached the $25 mark, until you have paid you fine and returned the books.

wow, thanks for the advice, i'll borrow from there in a weeks time