engineering and physics? (1 Viewer)

[cambear]

im doing a BE/BCom at USYD and was just wondering if someone could help me out with what parts of the HSC physics course that ill need to know for flexible first year engineering..
i didnt do physics at school so i asked a few past students and advisors on enginerring if i should take a bridiging course but they said i should be able to pick up the stuff if i put in a bit of extra work which im planning on doing sooner rather than later and i just dont want to waste any time learning irrelevant stuff, so any help would be much appreciated!

thanks

 

[engineering]

You should be enrolled in PHYS1002 which is designed for students who did not do Physics in the HSC

- Physics - The University of Sydney

 

[cambear]

hmmm i have no such unit..only engineering 1800 and 1801, maths 1002 and 1001, and my accounting shiz..anyone know what i should do? ive seen other peoples timetables and theyve had that physics thing but not me and i dont know whether it could be because im doing a combined degree or because im doing stream A of flexible first year

 

[engineering]

If you are FFY, first see Flexible First Year - Home - The University of Sydney for information. It is better to ask for official advice from the correct advisor.

eg - if you are civil, civil combined students do Phys in first year, and put off computing till 2nd year (to fit in accounting) What units of study should I choose? - Civil Engineering - The University of Sydney