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oh I really want more quota. I've been over-quota for a long time now... does being sesoc reps, or being a tutor etc get you more quota?

Yeah, I wish i hadn't done it too, but now that it's too late, I always fall asleep at their lectures. Been catching up on my own now (reminds me of hsc style studying :S)

by the way, what is this racecourse exam stuff? Is this some kind of midsession exam or something? I have been skipping all my lectures save for computing, so I'd have no idea if anything important happens (or just rely on friends :p) so yeah, all this hype confuses me.

So, if I get to be a researcher for UNSW, I can go to singapore? (that's GREAT!)

Whoa, so what was all the calculus lecturers been talking about lately then? (i.e limits, the epsilon symbol, and the delta symbol)

Sorry, I guess this question might not fit in the forum, but after thinking about the kind of viewers to this.. Just a q : in an exam class test, when it asks "evaluate", do we have to prove everything? for example: evaluate lim _(x->3) 2x + 4 and such. esp these keywords...

whoa.. there's still INFS in 2nd year SENG? O.O

actually Im very sorry, but I misstated the question :p It was actually "for some positive integers m and n", so not m, n, o, p. Ill just write the original: sorry guys :p edit: Im reading your solutions now, this is just because I read affinity's short one first (it looks simpler...

therefore we are the superior university :) Things pass so quickly...... arrrr I think i'm off to study for my midyear exam.

given x | y^m, y | xⁿ, y | z^o, z | y^p, for any integer m,n,o,p, are you able to deduce that x | z^q and z | x^r for any integer q and r? This is from discrete maths, I was trying to prove transitivity. Just doesn't know how to do...

hrmm.. looks like it's following an exponential decay pattern to me :p maybe social science is just getting more and more popular? Or UNSW is accepting less and less people in for social science (therefore increasing cut-off) just my thought

That's probably because you're doing law :p. Or maybe software engineers will be swimming in codes..

Oh crap.. and I was thinking transferring to MBioMedE/Seng would be good and free of maths.. (I like the masters part). Ive been thinking for a while, and I think a really good combo with Seng is music (B Music). But supposedly you can only combine with arts or science.. can anyone confirm?

supposedly, discrete maths (and we've been seeing too much sets in higher comp I think). my lecturer is peter blenexhasset. now you're suggesting that all lecturers speak in cryptic manner? (*gasps*) btw enak, if all else fails, hand in a random decision function (who knows, theres always...

He did with maths, but I think its a bit too late with comp.. (i need more people to sit next to me, so im telling him not to ;)) I hate maths too here, especially when my calculus lecturer been describing equations as "ugly" "pretty" "nasty". Oh, and I haven't seen my algebra lecturer since...

dont cry when I humiliate yous from behind ;) (lame gun users)

I was under the impression that you can overload to 27 without any problem, its just after 27 which you'll have to talk to the program managers. is that true?

yeah :D I just knew there's quite some computing students here :p

Haha cse students are not as lazy as i thought then :p btw peeps, you'll need a CSE account for playing quake. who wants to vs me? search for yosEEE there :) (its been fun sniping with a railgun :))

Was there many quakers in cse labs? I'm going to be coming for the train task2 competition I guess.. and most probably to play quake while waiting :D