I don't see the options as being unreasonable. While our condolences go out to those who do have cancer, it would be unfair for the other students for the assessment criteria to be changed.
The university offered an option of a deferred exam or DNF. Either you have completed the assessment...
It's the same course with the same syllabus. Some have mentioned different endings, but for assessment purposes you are taught exactly the same thing. The quizes, assignments and final exam are all the same for everyone.
Just enrol in it. Science is pretty lax on taking subjects from other faculties, and Engineering doesn't really care. You should be able to get it signed off.
You will probably have 6 hour blocks if you do 30cp a semester.
Don't buy maths textbooks. In fact, don't buy any textbook until uni starts. Most textbooks are for reference only and not very useful.
Easy, just do it. Overloading by a subject does not require approval.
Provided by the end of your second last semester you have not done at least 144cp or completed a major, you can continue with your enrolment.
No, given that Dawkins' arguments are based on logical and rational reasoning and science, while religion by nature is dogmatic, as the followers state that it is something not to be disputed.
If the Christianity is taught in the context of the historic origins of Australia and the western...
Theoretically you can major in maths by doing 12cp junior, 12 cp intermediate and 24 cp senior maths, so if you can do two intermediate subjects in first year that would mean you can finish the maths major after two years.
However, is this advisable? Is there point doing random maths subjects...
Let me clarify with Bertrand Russell's teapot: the claim is that there is a teapot in orbit around the sun. Unfortunately, any telescope is not powerful enough to see it. While you can't prove the existence of the teapot, there is no doubt that the claim would be false.
The same could be said...