Dingo2004
2 6 C 4 U
whos doing this course?
if u do wat subjects you got for this year?
if u do wat subjects you got for this year?
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it varies..
my friend does ebusiness and he does exactly the same subject as me
maths, marketing, statistic and computing
my friend does ebusiness and he does exactly the same subject as me
maths, marketing, statistic and computing
you do the core 1st year IT units as well as the commerce related subjects...
pick a program:
http://handbook.mq.edu.au/degree.php?id=21062
pick a program:
http://handbook.mq.edu.au/degree.php?id=21062
yeh ebusiness is like ebay, amazon, internet banking and stuff like that
but ecommerce is more of the technology side of it and ebusiness is more of the businessy side
that's what i think anywayz.. i dunno. but they are different somehow
but ecommerce is more of the technology side of it and ebusiness is more of the businessy side
that's what i think anywayz.. i dunno. but they are different somehow
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hmm..not really..
first yr core for IT is math135 and comp115
but my friend who does ebusiness said he doesn't have to do maths, only core is comp..i think maths is an elective for ebusiness...
Dingo2004
2 6 C 4 U
the umac online handbook on the website is pretty dodgy
its not clear
uts and uws have the best online handbooks .. where its nice and clear
its not clear
uts and uws have the best online handbooks .. where its nice and clear
Orange Juice
so worthless i am
the only core are comp, mktg and stats
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Really? It's improved a whole lot this year actually. Maybe its cos Club Mac's more interdisciplinary and more flexible for the the many internal transfers each semester. So the pre-reqs and stuff are a bit all over the place.
On the other hand, UTS have more standardly structured degrees with clear progression mapped. Students tend to follow the recommended structure more at UTS (and UNSW and USYD for that matter) than at MQ. While Club Mac has a reccomended structure as such, it's not really a bible in terms of the best way to finish your degree...and people often do their degrees differently.
Ofcourse this doesn't apply as much to actuarial, accounting and the like...but generally it's true.
GTG, the prereqs aren't as "easy" as they have been for a number of units now. Although, I do agree that Macq is very flexible.
As a side note: It is pretty much true that most won't follow their recommended program. I didn't believe it at the time, but I do so now.
As a side note: It is pretty much true that most won't follow their recommended program. I didn't believe it at the time, but I do so now.