FAQ's concerned with MATH2050 and MATH2060 in 2017-18
Date Posted:
9 June, 2017
To: ALL MATH and potential-MATH students
There will be some changes in the arrangements of MATH2050 and MATH2060 which may have some impact on your study plan.
- What is the course offering pattern in 2017-18?
- Two sections of MATH2050 (Sections A, B) are offered in the first semester 2017-18, and one (Section C) is offered in the second semester.
- Two sections of MATH2060 (Sections A, B) are offered in the second semester.
- What is the importance of MATH2050 being a PRE-REQUISITE for MATH2060?
- If you intend to take MATH2060 in the second semester 2017-18, your CUSIS record MUST indicate a pass grade in MATH2050 prior to the beginning of the semester.
- If you intend to take MATH2060 in the second semester 2017-18, your CUSIS record MUST indicate a pass grade in MATH2050 prior to the beginning of the semester.
- Can I register for MATH2060 in the second semester 2017-18 while taking MATH2050 in the first semester?
- Yes, CUSIS will allow you to register for MATH2060 in November 2017. However, this does not guarantee your taking MATH2060 unless you pass MATH2050.
- Yes, CUSIS will allow you to register for MATH2060 in November 2017. However, this does not guarantee your taking MATH2060 unless you pass MATH2050.
- What if I then fail MATH2050?
- You will be automatically dropped from MATH2060. In this situation, you will be formally notified by the department prior to the commencement of the second semester 2017-18. You may apply to take MATH2050C.
- You will be automatically dropped from MATH2060. In this situation, you will be formally notified by the department prior to the commencement of the second semester 2017-18. You may apply to take MATH2050C.
- I am going for exchange in the first semester 2017-18. Can I replace MATH2050 by a course taken at another institution, and still register for MATH2060 in the second semester?
- You may experience some difficulty in taking MATH2060, due to the longer time for the processing of CUSIS record.