In the coming semester, I'll be taking the following modules:
EC2101 Microeconomic Analysis I
EC2102 Macroeconomic Analysis I
MA1506 Mathematics II
MA2216/ST2131 Probability
SE1101E Southeast Asia: A Changing Region
EC2101 and EC2102 are core modules that I have to clear by this semester in order to satisfy the prerequisites for most Level-3000 modules by the end of Year 1.
I am taking MA1506 in place of MA1101R as I think I won't be able to survive with the abstract concepts and proofs in MA1101R.
MA2216/ST2131 has been maintaining its notorious reputation for being a killer module for maths and stats majors. This module will preclude me from EC2303.
I am absolutely not looking forward to taking SE1101E. In fact, exposure modules from the Asian Studies Division are mostly pretty dry. However, it has already been planned that I should clear one exposure module each semester to rid myself of this heavy burden by Year 2 Semester 1. Hence, I should procrastinate no further.
