Study week- how's yours going?

Reincarbonated

WeeBushy wrote: »

The Leinster vs. Munster match is on in the RDS on Saturday, ko at 8. If you're unlucky enough to be in the last exam (6-8) you might want to bring earplugs. I'd imagine there'll be a bit of noise from the pre-match build-up...

Brilliant... Haha, but on the bright side, sure it'll only add to the atmosphere when we get out!

vonnie10

WeeBushy wrote: »

The Leinster vs. Munster match is on in the RDS on Saturday, ko at 8. If you're unlucky enough to be in the last exam (6-8) you might want to bring earplugs. I'd imagine there'll be a bit of noise from the pre-match build-up...

Eugh tell me you're not serious, I have my last exam then Not too worried about the noise more the fact that people will be outside enjoying themselves while i try and pluck microbiology essays out of thin air ... Still it's a tradition of mine not to finish til the last exam. In my three years here i've never finished before 6-8 on the last day except for one christmas when i finished 3-5 on the last day !!! Maybe next year ...

bnt

WeeBushy wrote: »

The Leinster vs. Munster match is on in the RDS on Saturday, ko at 8. If you're unlucky enough to be in the last exam (6-8) you might want to bring earplugs. I'd imagine there'll be a bit of noise from the pre-match build-up...

Oh, marvellous - I have a Computer Science exam at that time. I'm hoping the exam won't be too bad, and I can get out early ...

Four down, two to go. One went as I expected, and the other three went better than I expected, so I have no cause for complaint this year. A good thing too, since this session decides what kind of degree I am awarded next month. :cool:

antomorro-sei

I've Quantative Econ on Friday. Til then, nowt. Just home from Student Bar :cool:

SRFC90

antomorro-sei wrote: »

I've Quantative Econ on Friday. Til then, nowt. Just home from Student Bar :cool:

I've that aswell, fairly fooked for it!

t4k30

4 down and 4 to go ! all my room mates are finished !! FML !!

RandolphEsq

3 down, 2 to go. Both of them are tomorrow. One more push of studying tonight is all for 4 whole months

Pigwidgeon

3 down, 3 to go.
Macro economics tomorrow at 6
Quants Friday at 12
Social Psych Sat at 12.

Mardy Bum

SRFC90 wrote: »

I've that aswell, fairly fooked for it!

If thats introduction to quant economics then its one of the easiest modules in UCD. If you can't do that Economics is not for you.

1 left for me Intermediate Quants tomorrow at 3.

antomorro-sei

I reckon I'll be dropping Economics for next year...

rainbow kirby

...and I'm done. Just my masters thesis to do and then I'm finally out of UCD forever.

SRFC90

Mardy Bum wrote: »

If thats introduction to quant economics then its one of the easiest modules in UCD. If you can't do that Economics is not for you.

1 left for me Intermediate Quants tomorrow at 3.

Economics is not for me!

mc1990

Only Interwar Europe left on Saturday then finished studying will start... tomorrow

SmashingPilot

Had Thermal Physics & Materials today, went well. That means only "Methods for Physicists" left tomorrow and then freedom for the summer. Roll on 11 tomorrow morning.

Chucky the tree

Quants tomorrow as well, unfortunatly I don't really have much choice to drop it for next year. :pac:

Pigwidgeon

+1 on dropping economics for next year. Really different to what I thought it would be.

antomorro-sei

kateos2 wrote: »

+1 on dropping economics for next year. Really different to what I thought it would be.

Aye, Ivan's sample lecture was cool. Pity about the rest of the year though.......

Économiste Monétaire

If you don't like maths, do yourselves (and the lecturers) a favour by dropping the subject.

Pandoras Twist

Thing is, I loved intro to Macro and micro. Got A+s in both of them

When it hit the maths of graphing and ****, I can't hack it. I understand it all in english, but I'm woeful at the maths

Anyone know of any economics electives that arent all that maths based?
I did economics of social policy and thought that was brilliant

Mardy Bum

Pandoras Twist wrote: »

Thing is, I loved intro to Macro and micro. Got A+s in both of them

When it hit the maths of graphing and ****, I can't hack it. I understand it all in english, but I'm woeful at the maths

Anyone know of any economics electives that arent all that maths based?
I did economics of social policy and thought that was brilliant

Economics and Society.
Intermediate Macro and lots of other level 2 ones. However there is just as many that are all maths. Inter Micro is entirely maths based for instance.

Kournikova

Quants at 12 today.

I probably should have studied more, it looks easy enough but I only proper studied it today.

dyl10

Économiste Monétaire wrote: »

If you don't like maths, do yourselves (and the lecturers) a favour by dropping the subject.

If you enjoy economics and want to take it as far as degree level in Arts, you should be able to make it there even with the most basic of maths skills. Just pick your modules appropriately.

misslt

kateos2 wrote: »

+1 on dropping economics for next year. Really different to what I thought it would be.

I thought it was a nice paper but i know I just didn't learn enough...I was looking at the questions saying to myself you SHOULD know this..I'm doing actuary and it's for my first exemption so I'd say I've kissed that goodbye but hopefully I passed

antomorro-sei

Woo summer time

Pandoras Twist

Mardy Bum wrote: »

Economics and Society.
Intermediate Macro and lots of other level 2 ones. However there is just as many that are all maths. Inter Micro is entirely maths based for instance.

Just did intermediate micro. Never again.

Whats intermediate macro like? Any maths?

RichTea

Finished UCD forever tomorrow.


Goodbye Belfied - you've been kind to me

Mardy Bum

Pandoras Twist wrote: »

Just did intermediate micro. Never again.

Whats intermediate macro like? Any maths?

Very little maths compared to micro, there is some but not as much.

bnt

Well, unless something goes badly wrong in the marking process, I'll soon have some letters to put after my name, but I'll probably be back later in September.

Killer Pigeon

If you have to resit a module if you fail it does that mean that you have to repeat the entire modules, as in go back to lectures/labs/tutorials & exam or do you just have to resit the exam?