Can anyone give me advice on changing my timetable?, because I feel like Monday may be too busy.

There are so many engineers reading this that probably want to rage for hearing you say that your monday looks too rough... Heck a lot of other people probably have worse. Pretty sure 6 hours of class in a day is not hard. Leave it as is because there is nothing to be complaining about with only 20 hours of class a week. Dont complain, instead consider yourself lucky!

Sorry, I wasnt trying to complain. I guess busy wasn't really the right word to use. I mean, what I'm trying to ask is would I be confused (idk if that's the right word either) if I have a lecture from all 5 courses on the same day?

lectures are chillin. youre fine with 5 in a day.

Originally Posted by ashlaaayyyyy

Sorry, I wasnt trying to complain. I guess busy wasn't really the right word to use. I mean, what I'm trying to ask is would I be confused (idk if that's the right word either) if I have a lecture from all 5 courses on the same day?

Sorry just realize that came out a bit wrong on my part Five different courses in a day shouldnt be a problem for you. If you look at it this way, you did basically the same thing in high school

maybe move psychology and biophy tutorial to tuesday

Originally Posted by Chris23

Sorry just realize that came out a bit wrong on my part Five different courses in a day shouldnt be a problem for you. If you look at it this way, you did basically the same thing in high school

That's true, I never noticed that before. So I guess I'll be fine just leaving it.

Originally Posted by twinrainbow

maybe move psychology and biophy tutorial to tuesday

Biophys is only offered at 8:30 on tuesday, and I don't think I want another 8:30 class.

I would say move your BIOPHYS 1S03 tutorial to another day. Four hours of class will be very stressful and you most likely will start losing your ability to concentrate after 2-3 hours of class. Also, If I were you I would fill up Tuesday morning and maybe even Friday morning with a tutorial, this forces you to wake up early. Otherwise you might sleep until your first class in the afternoon, and that's a lot of wasted time (unless you don't sleep and are really productive 12-5am).

You have a lot of good gaps though. To me any gap >= 2 hours is good for productivity.

Originally Posted by user9753

Also, If I were you I would fill up Tuesday morning and maybe even Friday morning with a tutorial, this forces you to wake up early. Otherwise you might sleep until your first class in the afternoon, and that's a lot of wasted time (unless you don't sleep and are really productive 12-5am).

I actually kind of wanted to keep the Tuesday morning free because I feel like I would be very productive during that time. I'm not worried about sleeping in until my first class because normally i go to sleep around 12-3am and Ive never managed to be able to sleep in past 9am.

Mondays should be fine. It's all in one building and there is a cafe in the building. 4 hours is a bit long but its not continuous (10 minute breaks every hour and probably the break after the tutorial might be a bit longer, as MOST courses I have taken didn't take full time for tutorials). In addition tutorials are a bit more interactive so I find it's harder to zone out in them. It's not terrible though, I've had worse. On the bright-side if you feel overwhelmed you have time for a nap in the early afternoon if you're not commuting.

Yay I'm taking biophys too (It's not as popular as I expected for a 1st year course)

Originally Posted by Serene

Yay I'm taking biophys too (It's not as popular as I expected for a 1st year course)

Which tutorial are you in?

Sorta break that four hour chunk apart, really easy to lose focus on the later lectures, what I would say is to move the psych. Although it says its a core its just a tutorial, and my TA expected me to know everything from the online lectures which were up by friday previous I think, so if you move it a bit back you have more time to get through those. (Finishing them on the weekend is really the way to go though) But personally not too far back so there is a day or two to look it over before the weekly quiz is due.
Maybe move the chem to later in the week? And have the tutorial/lab after it so at the tutorial you will always know what is going on instead of occasionally have a few questions that you haven't even looked at in lecture yet.