Which Engineering Course Are Pursuing Next Year? (1 Viewer)

[tashe]

I could only fit 10 options in the poll. If the one you're applying for isn't there, feel free to post it below.

Guests can vote as well.

EDIT: Multiple options are allowed.

EDIT: Silly me, I forgot "you" in the thread title.

 

[anomalousdecay]

Ok Thanks. I put down Chemical, Electrical, Mechanical, Flexible First Year and Other (for Materials).

Also, which course do you want to do OP?

 

[tashe]

Tossing between BE (Chemical) and BE (bioinformatics).

 

[hawkrider]

I was gonna pursue engineering, but I needed 3U maths and physics which I didn't have, so I'm pursuing psychology instead.

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[ayecee]

I'm hoping for Mechanical & Mechatronic at UTS. Aiming for 90 Atar, and I'm pretty sure I'm getting my 5 bonus points, so I should be fine!
PS: Good thread idea

 

[Web Addict]

I still can't decide between Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical)/Master of Engineering (Electrical) and Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical)/Bachelor of Commerce.

 

[anomalousdecay]

I was gonna pursue engineering, but I needed 3U maths and physics which I didn't have, so I'm pursuing psychology instead.

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Not necessarily. There are bridging courses available. Just choose what you will like best.

Are you a hands on type person? Do you like innovating or creating your own stuff or tweaking it?

I still can't decide between Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical)/Master of Engineering (Electrical) and Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical)/Bachelor of Commerce.

I'm in a similar boat, but I'll just take whatever my ATAR allows me for. Thinking of doing BE ME or Elec/Chem.

 

[hawkrider]

True.

I'm more of an analytical person - someone who likes to solve problems and help others with their issues. But to an extent I also like making things and tweaking them.

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[anomalousdecay]

True.

I'm more of an analytical person - someone who likes to solve problems and help others with their issues. But to an extent I also like making things and tweaking them.

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Do you like maths though?

 

[hawkrider]

Do you like maths though?

Very much so.

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[anomalousdecay]

Very much so.

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So why aren't you doing extension?

 

[hawkrider]

So why aren't you doing extension?

Because I was recommend to do Mathematics by my teacher since I did 5.2. If I was 5.3 I would definitely had chosen extension, but I'm not, which meant if I did, I would have struggled immensely with the coursework.

So 2U is what I chose.

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[tashe]

I was gonna pursue engineering

If you did do 3U maths and physics, which engineering course would you have chosen?

I still can't decide between Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical)/Master of Engineering (Electrical) and Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical)/Bachelor of Commerce.

Are you pursuing a research career?

 

[hawkrider]

If you did do 3U maths and physics, which engineering course would you have chosen?



Are you pursuing a research career?

Maybe civil or mechanical engineering.

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[anomalousdecay]

Because I was recommend to do Mathematics by my teacher since I did 5.2. If I was 5.3 I would definitely had chosen extension, but I'm not, which meant if I did, I would have struggled immensely with the coursework.

So 2U is what I chose.

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Give 3-unit a try. If you do bad then just drop to 2-unit.

You have nothing to lose by trying it. You never know. Some students who do 5:2 actually pull out and can end up doing 4U if they try hard enough.

 

[J280]

In Year 10 but my aim is the BE/ME in Electrical Engineering

 

[tashe]

In Year 10 but my aim is the BE/ME in Electrical Engineering

Electrical is really popular, isn't it? With all the chemical engineering threads, I would have thought chemical engineering was more popular.

 

[J280]

Civil is the most popular I think, maybe people just haven't voted yet haha

 

[hawkrider]

Give 3-unit a try. If you do bad then just drop to 2-unit.

You have nothing to lose by trying it. You never know. Some students who do 5:2 actually pull out and can end up doing 4U if they try hard enough.

It's too late for me. Although I can change my course in the first four weeks of term 1.

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[anomalousdecay]

It's too late for me. Although I can change my course in the first four weeks of term 1.

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You should change it. You have nothing to lose IMO. Its not much harder than 2-unit.