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Undergraduate: Course rule and topic informationBachelor of ScienceBachelor of Science (Hons) - enhanced program for high achieversTo be read in conjunction with the program of study requirements [November, 2008] for either the Bachelor of Science or Bachelor of Science (Hons).
Related programs:
Assumed Knowledge: At least mathematics skills and knowledge such as demonstrated by SACE Stage 2 Mathematical Studies or by a high mark in SACE Stage 2 Mathematical Methods. The topic sequence MATH1201 Introductory Mathematics 1A and MATH1202 Introductory Mathematics 1B provide a pathway to enter the major for students without the assumed knowledge, but entry will therefore be delayed by at least a year.
The Physics program changed in 2005 and again in 2008. Continuing students who commenced prior to 2005 may complete their degree according to the previous program of study, and should consult the Course Information Handbook 2004, and seek advice from Program Approvers. Continuing students who commenced between 2005 and 2007 and have not sought counselling to update their study plan should seek advice from Program Approvers at the time of enrolment. First Year
The following topics must be selected as part of the 36-unit First Year program:
* Students who have achieved a mark of at least 18 in SACE Stage 2 Specialist Mathematics, or at least 6 in International Baccalaureate Mathematics HL, have the option of doing the corresponding topics MATH1141 Advanced Mathematics 1A (instead of MATH1121) and MATH1142 Advanced Mathematics 1B (instead of MATH1122). # Students admitted to the Bachelor of Science (Hons) - enhanced program for high achievers - may undertake the Extended versions of these topics: MATH1141, MATH1142, PHYS1601, PHYS1602. Second Year 18 units comprising:
Third Year 15 units comprising:
And 3 units from:
to make a total of 18 units at Third Year level. Option B in the double Bachelor of Science/Education - 30 unit major
And 3 units from:
to make a total of 12 units at Third Year level.
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