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Heh. Mine's between LAWS1006 and MATH2962 (I transferred to Sci/Law). Disgusting maths units just aren't content with getting me up at 8am 4 days a week for 2 hours... Not that you're worried, but you won't be missing much if you skip one 1st year chem lecture/week. I skipped a lot more than...

I think the early Law class(es) is/are a result of Foundations (for one) being taught on an intensive 4 (or so) week basis for graduate students.

Out of interest, which subjects? The timetable website says someone else has the exact same clash as me, heh.

Exactly. Nothing can be done, I don't see the point of needing an advisor; I'm not going to change units over it... and now I assume I have to line up with every other dickhead that just wants to try and nitpick their timetable.

Same... which is weird since looking at the individual unit timetables last week I only saw 1 clash (but between lectures with only 1 stream). Does anyone know what criteria they use for clashes too severe for an automatic allocation? Can't wait to put my faith in a system that misspells...

MIT OpenCourseWare | Mathematics | 18.06 Linear Algebra, Spring 2005 | Video Lectures If you're looking for a challenge, try the noninductive definition for the determinant.

Georg Cantor drove himself insane thinking about infinity.

Heh, just noticed your signature. Glad I'm not the only one that noticed how fucking ridiculous that definition in the Wrongs Act is.

CONTACT THE SCHOOL. Im 95% sure there is a facility to change streams (between normal and advanced ONLY) independent of FlexSIS (the student admin software), at least up to the census date and probably beyond. Everything looks hard before you've learnt any of it.

A genuine interest.

Answer. You're begging for absurd generalisations. You're looking for the answer to complex and long-term problems by making one decision at one point in time. It doesn't work that way.

Bash it all you want (on "principle"), but there is a basis for notions of prestige...

In my experience statistics is less interesting the lower the level you study it at...

... I thought it was pretty self-explanatory.

Course notes cost between $10 and $20 each. You buy them at KopyStop broadway (http://www.kopystop.com.au/). I think there's a facility to drop from advanced maths units if you contact the school of maths, even though its normally not allowed.

You should get a letter (by post), it has a blue form that you need to sign & return before they finalize the credit. Why? I have no idea.

For Q3 (and a few of the others): Do you mean w = \frac{z-i}{z+i} or w = z - \frac{i}{z} + i

The School of Maths has their course notes printed by KopyStop on Mountain St (Broadway). Usually they're not available until right before uni starts (or during the 1st week). There aren't homework questions as such (aside from two assignments worth 5% each), but I guess questions you don't...

I'm sure you mean 'cited.'

Oh, well that makes all the difference.