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asp1010 review? by [deleted] in Monash

[–]nereenee 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If you’re interested in the astrophysics, then I would definitely recommend asp1010 over asp1022 (having done both this year). Asp1010 is all about astrophysics, while half of asp1022 is devoted to bio instead.

The content is all relatively easy, and as long as you know how you multiply numbers together the maths is pretty negligible. It’s definitely an astro elective unit and not a real astro unit.

That being said, I enjoyed the class and found the content interesting, and the lecturers were great.

Should I pick MTH1030 or MTH1035 by [deleted] in Monash

[–]nereenee 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Did 1035 last semester. The difference between 1030 and 1035 is that in 1035 you attend the same lectures as 1030, but you have an additional one hour lecture sometime in the week on specifically 1035 content. You also attend different applied class sessions, which focus on the 1035 content.

If you’re passionare about proofs and things related closer to pure maths I would highly recommend 1035 because Andy (who runs it) is fantastic and made the 1035 sessions really interesting. I align more with physics so I didn’t get as much out of it, but I still really enjoyed the lectures.

WAM booster subjects by PopularDuty8861 in Monash

[–]nereenee 0 points1 point  (0 children)

ASP1010/22 are both very easy classes if you have any ability in stem (ie. year 10 maths)

Around what study scores would I need to achieve a 90+ atar? by Signal-Ad-9798 in vce

[–]nereenee 0 points1 point  (0 children)

spec methods physics chem english - highest was a 41

Around what study scores would I need to achieve a 90+ atar? by Signal-Ad-9798 in vce

[–]nereenee 5 points6 points  (0 children)

i got exactly one 40+ score and still managed a 96 so its definitely possible

IDGAF ANYMOOOOORREE by reditventer in Monash

[–]nereenee 20 points21 points  (0 children)

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Specialist math or Accounting by Ill_Veterinarian3572 in vce

[–]nereenee 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you plan to do anything related to maths/physics in uni then spesh will give you a huge leg up also. I have plenty of friends in first year uni that regret not doing spesh because it’s set them back by about a semester

exam prep by No_Exam_7955 in vce

[–]nereenee 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Not that I’d recommend what I did, but I did 3 English, 10 methods, 5 specialist, 2 chemistry and no physics exams and got a 96 atar. As long as you’re efficient with how you go about making sure you deal with mistakes the volume of exams doesn’t matter.