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Re: Maquarie University Macquarie doesnt offer traditional streams of engineering, i dont think. It's more like electronic and wireless (NOT electrical) engineering.

Re: MQ General chatter and timetables thread (+ Conception Day!) Dont think so - check the website i think it says it somewhere there

i think it would. E3 = 35-45/50.

Re: MQ General chatter and timetables thread (+ Conception Day!) http://universitybargaining.com.au/2009/09/macquarie-staff-24-hour-strike-wed-sept-16/

Re: MQ General chatter and timetables thread (+ Conception Day!) Does the strike on Wednesday mean ALL lectures are cancelled?

Yes, i HATE when you walk behind a bunch of smokers on a pathway, hard to avoid the intake of smoke. But oh well, no chance of getting it banned.

The Actuarial Studies/Law double degree will take you 6 years, assuming you want to gain all exemptions for Part I and Part II accreditation. I know several people undertaking it. the only real downside of doing it is that you do Law subjects in first and second semester of 1st year, and so...

Re: I need the 07 and 08 CSSA Physics Trials Aren't these all from what i uploaded at the beginning of the year? http://community.boredofstudies.org/819/general-discussion-2009-hsc/196535/free-past-papers.html

hard to tell, depends on how stringent your teachers were in marking, Band 6 is not off limits, so i rekon 86-92, as a rough guess. That is for your external amrk, heaven knows what youll get internally.

Re: MQ General chatter and timetables thread (+ Conception Day!) Everyone checked out the new-look eStudent? No more green!!! lol plus it's easier to navigate.

there is quite a distinction between pure mathematics and actuarial studies. Actuaries tend to use mathematical results, rather than being interested in derivation, etc. Also, it's considerably more stats than maths. Also getting a degree wont make you an actuary - its a long process, at the...

CSSA, NEAP, IND are the 3 main external providers of Trials.

Industrial Chem is a greeat option i thought, first third of it is really simple, and its not too hard to see what questions are likely to be asked. well id imagine students will receive their paper back next week, but didnt they write on the question paper (with the exception of the...

from what i remember chemistry>economics>physics, but we are talking marginally (like out of the 50.0 they give it out of, about 0.1 difference, nothing much)

~60/84 is what you should be aiming for in order to achieve an E4.

^^^ true. Excellent answer. NaOH can, however, be used as a Secondary standard (i.e. dissolve an unkno0wn amount, perform a titration with ana cid of known concentration to determine the concentation of NaOH. Then this standardised NaOH can act as a secondary standard when titrating with...

calculate moles of each: n(HCl) = n(H+) = cV = 0.1 * 0.05 = 0.005 moles n(NaOH) = n(OH-) = cV = 0.05 * 0.02 = 0.001 moles since they react in a 1:1 ratio there will be excess H+. Quantitatively, this will be: 0.005 - 0.001 = 0.004 moles thus n(H+) = 0.004 moles after...

Re: Semester 2 Timetable Crap! Not looking forward to next year - 8am!!

Re: Which is the best university to do B. Com. from?!?!?!?!? Macquarie is great for commerce (im doing actuarial studies there, but i still do economics and accounting units and yes, it is very solid). Other unis you mentioned are all also well know. But really in the end of the day it...

and not all units have iLecture