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[jet]

Hi guys, and welcome to the maths forums. Just a few things before you post:

- Before you post a problem or question, can you just make sure that you are posting it in the correct section (4 unit problems in the 4 unit section etc).
- If you are able to identify the topic of your problem in the thread title, this would help greatly, as different members are good at different things.
- Quoting the source of the problem is helpful as members might have solutions for you, greatly simplifying the process. (For example, quote the exercise from a textbook or the exam paper by creator and year).
- Any non-HSC problems or questions go in the Extra-curricular thread.

Following these general guidelines would help in greatly streamlining the process in these forums so that you get the best help possible

Thanks,
jetblack2007.

 

[dan964]

Extracurricular Maths vs. Tertiary Education/Maths Forums

There are 2 related forums where you can inquire about higher-level maths and what should be posted here:

[1] Extracurricular/Higher Level http://community.boredofstudies.org/238/extracurricular-topics/
Aim of this forum: General inquiry/challenges into higher-level mathematics, including topics covered at university. Includes competitions run externally.

- Pretty straightforward. Although "user help threads" are discouraged.

[2] Disciplines > Maths http://community.boredofstudies.org/1003/maths/
Aim of this forum: Inquiries about course structure or course-specific questions. Also ok place to ask for help with university subjects/university maths questions.

- Homework/tutorial questions that are subject/university specific (although it is ok to post in Extracurricular)
- Enquiries about particular subject e.g. MATH1121. e.g. what is MATH202 like?
- You are allowed to post individual questions from specific subjects, however if mods think that a thread would have use for GIFTED & TALENTED Students, then it may be moved to Extracurricular Topics.
- All questions about university pathways, subject selections, majors, degrees should be posted in this MATHS forum not in EXTRACURRICULAR.

Other Rules:
The rest of the tips are similar as per here
http://community.boredofstudies.org...-tips-rules-making-most-out-maths-forums.html

Just some key reminders
** Unless stated otherwise, lecture materials generally are copyrighted, so don't post them with permission. there are some free-textbooks, which are good, such as Trench Real Analysis, which are allowed to post, provided it is within the licensing conditions.
** Don't ask for textbooks or ePDFs.
** No tutoring advertisements or other ads.
** Don't spam with multiple posts, across either forum (mods will check both), with a particular question. One question, max one thread.