Good

In hindsight, I probably should have chosen the 'Physical Science and Technology' stream, but I still found this subject very useful and interesting. The lecture content is essentially the same between the two streams, except for the examples used to apply the material, e.g. for heat transfer and fluid mechanics we were taught about homeostasis and the human circulatory system. The later lectures on electromagnetism were a bit full-on, as they touched on contour integrals and surface integrals, but by attending every lecture and regular revision you'll be okay. (P.S. I took this subject in semester 2, 2012, but that doesn't appear in the drop-down menu, so I'll select semester 1, 2017, which is the oldest option available.)

Horrible lecturers and horrible style of teaching. The concepts are interesting but challenging at the same time. I stopped attending lectures after week 2 as I found them extremely boring. I taught myself for the rest of the semester. The tutorials are not mandatory so I never attended them as they tutor was even worse than the lecturer. Practicals were the only thing that I enjoyed throughout the semester. Assignment was pretty good but needed careful thinking. The exam is pretty long and not that easy! I couldn't finish my exam. However, because I love physics I got 85 i.e. H1 in the subject.

Lectures are nice and neat, cool demos and pracs. Log books are hard to write though, it takes a lot of effort.

I used to hate physics in high school but I enjoyed this subject. Michelle and Ann were great lecturers (although I prefer Ann more) Heaps of exercises given before the exam.

Practicals were awesome.