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Can anyone recommend any good GenEd classes they've done in terms of interest and ease, that are also available this semester? Although, nothing within the science faculty.
 
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I was planning to take DIPP1112 next semester myself, anyone took it before?
 
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Where are you getting the 136 figure from?

Also OP was asking for gen ed recommendations, and nobody here posted any....
 
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Question2 said:
Where are you getting the 136 figure from?

Also OP was asking for gen ed recommendations, and nobody here posted any....
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From the Handbook. In 2012, the year UNSW began the course, there were 28 students; in 2013, Summer, there were 51 students; and now, in 2013 S1, there are currently 57 students taking the course.

Considering Gen Eds are usually taken by 2nd and 3rd year students, many will probably have moved on from BoS. Even so, Gen Eds are really only for students doing a single degree, and since there are a lot of (active) students taking a double degree (going by the relevant threads), you're looking at a few students who are reasonably active on BoS who may be able to contribute to this thread.

So it's not surprising that this thread has no useful replies - you should take a look at the Subject Reviews thread instead.
 
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Move on? To where? Is there some other UNSW discussion board around?
 
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Move on? To where? Is there some other UNSW discussion board around?
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No... They probably don't have any use for BoS, or any other forum. Not everyone uses forums - chances are if they have questions, they will ask their friends, they will ask people in clubs/societies they are a part of, they will ask their relevant school office etc.

But that's beside the point. Look at the Subject Reviews thread and see what people have said about different courses.
 
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