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Did anyone else get an email about that yesterday? I thought it was odd since...well...I'm kinda not a woman.

Am I automatically in some of them based on the program I'm in? I'm doing a B Engineering/ B Arts degree, so is there some engineering club I'm in by default? Also, I really want to get involved in the clubs, but I heard someone say you don't need an access card. I was going to get one on...

lulz I think troll attempt. They're both good, it's called an opinion. I personally have an xbox, because of Ninja Gaiden and Dead Rising.

I didn't have a credit card or any cash with me today...so I don't have an Access card. Getting some cash withdrawn at the bank tomorrow so I can join some clubs on Friday.

They all suck. Do Modern Greek with me.

I'll be going from Pennant Hills to Redfern 5 days a week as well, so I'm curious too.

Well I'm doing an engineering degree starting this year, but I wanted to do a language as well. It was only an extra year to do it combined with B Arts though, so I added that onto my degree and am starting Modern Greek this year alongside my engineering.

Updated it. My INFO lecture on Tuesday was the only available time, so I'm stuck with it there.

Joke/troll topic?

I couldn't get any days off, but at least I managed to get rid of two 8am classes on Mon/Wed.

wut?

pffh he's an old man now.

Probably don't use as many resources/equipment, and there are so many students.

You learn to appreciate english once you aren't forced to study it at school. Now that I've finished my HSC, I find myself reading a lot more fiction and generally enjoying it in my own time.

Cooooool..I like Subway

I would suppose you do the course that has Japanese Extension as a prerequisite.

We did VB.Net at school, so I'm pretty good at using that now. I've also been using C# in Visual Studio and fiddled around with XNA. I've made stuff with ActionScript 2.0 as well, and also various web code such as HTML, CSS, etc. Apparently now I'm going to be studying Java in my first year at...

MATH1004 provides an introduction to fundamental aspects of discrete mathematics, which deals with 'things that come in chunks that can be counted'. It focuses on the enumeration of a set of numbers, viz. Catalan numbers. Topics include sets and functions, counting principles, Boolean...

Depends on the student and subject.

Personally I changed from UNSW to USYD because they have a better arts faculty here. They have a much wider range of courses too.