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mining and petroleom doesn't usually have any vacancies after the main round. this would suggest that's it's very popular. it's also a very small class (compared to other engineering streams that have 150+) and with the mining boom and everything that's happening around lately, i wouldn't have...

yea it's kinda hidden away that building. just before you pass the electrical building walking from anzac parade on the main walkway, turn left and you should see the quad and a large space of nothing (brick floor). go into your first right (it's a small corridor type thing... u should see some...

my friend was in a similar situation last year. both people copied from each other and the lecturer just gave them half their marks as a penalty. i'm fairly certain that's all the punishment you'll get.

lol i wouldn't worry too much about it. for something as small as that it should be ok! in my course, everyone copies each other and no one ever gets caught! :D

lion is a hairy mofo, he'll impale u with his beard of fury don't mess

i thought only marks got put onto your transcript. you'll probably just get a fail or maybe something better if the lecturer is kind. haven't u looked at ur transcript on my.unsw yet?

just do a bridging course for chem before uni starts... it covers most of the important stuff from yr12 and only goes about 2-4 weeks (depending on where you do it... i did mine at usyd and it lasted for 2 weeks, unsw is 4 i think). electrical/telecom engineering are known to be the hardest eng...

WD just means the result isnt finalised.. you'll get ur mark

i think i read somewhere it's on the 2nd

yea i'd say average is about 60 depending on course 65 is considered above average 70 very good

both marks will be recorded. you only get a 50 if you do a supplementary test (if your school offers it) when you get a mark of 40-49.

there's probably at least 5 people in each year in each course (probably a lot more for the higher uai subjects like comm) that have a wam of over 90... highest wam i've heard of is like 98... someone doing engineering

what you're not coming back for semester 2?

the postgrad masters biomed course goes for 3 sessions or 1.5 years http://www.gsbme.unsw.edu.au/crsinfo.htm

first yr you have to do everything they give you but after that you can do anything you want

is there a campus of unsw in randwick?

lol a lot of my friends doing eng/comm have only done a few subjects of eng and have done comm only for about 2 years straight. the easier work hours (comm people are bludgers :p) and probably easier work is certainly appealing to most people

also i'd suggest not to do comp/IT unless you have experienced a computer programming course before and liked it. i was once fairly eager to do a comp course because yea, i like computers and do stuff on them all the time... but literally spending your whole day there looking at some code...

when you have enough money (i.e. when you have some experience) most engineers are already very good at management. you don't need a commerce degree to start your own place. banks and other stats firms hire engineers all the time because of their ability to think outside of the box and to get to...

no i said you CAN'T do them together. you can only do 2 at once and then do the 3rd one later after you graduate. the uni only offers you a degree in comm/eng or eng/m.biomed... and you will graduate with that. BUT you can do a postgraduate masters course once you graduate from comm/eng, which...