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What do you use your laptops mostly for? research? typing? creating assignments? running programs? (browsing?) I was underthe impression that some uni students use laptops to type down what lecturers say, but lecture notes popped up to my brain :D. by the way, i was also wondering if...

What about for the CSE folks.. will it be useful?

I'm on matriculation too, and so are many other first-yearers that i've spoken to..

Oh c'mon, someone else started first :p. I merely pass the mistake on (continue the chain reaction) :D Anyways, i'm going to make the most of it and learn haskell as good as I can, or else it's gonna be in my pile of unused computer language book (sits next to java, turbo pascal and python..)

www.bookshop.unsw.edu.au ? last time I checked, you are not able to see your course's book requirements yet, even though it said (IIRC) somewhere that in mid febs it'd be ready..

Try buying used books.. as for me, I think i'll just rely on online resources (internet > books), but these books would be handy and save my time searching..

I agree.. the lighting is not too optimised since the room does not have dark floor tiles, the facial tones look very different (I've seen mine and my cousin's, both suck) stupid camera, and that it's so hidden too :p

How come? is it really that easy to learn? I think i'll just resell the book later, probably will end up losing 10 bucks, so maybe 10 bucks is worth-it. *note to self : stalk next year's new students for buying me books.

yeh, good salesman skill has made me bought it :D I heard we're using B for the second year language (said in the seng site) as opposed to C... is that really true?

argh! haskell! oh well, tleast' i have bougth that haskell book from mp3mojo :). thanks for thr train tip btw :D

Don't sound like a case to me :p I brought my passport, in a very secure place (locked pocket in my jacket, which I never took off for the whole day) and because it was sweaty, i finally took it off..

o ok, i take it you're a very independent person. I admire you for that.. (sorry if prev questions seemed very interrogative :))

What are you working full time on after graduating high school though? (and what for actually)

hrmm.. i see some potential slashdotters and open source zealots here (dont get me wrong, im a supporter!) www.gamedev.net for a goood * extremely good c++ IDE (and free, and non visualc++), get to www.bloodshed.net I heard borland c++ compiler was very very fast.. (round 8 megs...

oo ok, i meant your junks that you put on your sig (3u eng etc), and that you responded to kouri's comment on nerd girls. and pfft, isnt' most people who got to UNSW the "nerd" part of schools? Actually, let's call them geeks, it sounds better. I have always wondered how deferring really works..

Do it! And we'll consider what kind of language for the first assignment (but then that's semester 2..) Im thinking assembly. If not, fortran or cobol.. </oldschool>

Wow, so you're a hot geek grrl? (loking at your sig on your junks) deferring?

And when do you find out how much you pay too? (adding a question while i'm at it)

is usyd still giving out blindly this year? (and is it at o-week?) If yes to both, I'm going to have to figure who to take me along to usyd with.. for a free diary..

I thought you needed to get the unipass from the unsw first (not the temporary one). But anyways yeah, my unipass was given during e-spot student ID card creatage, and now unimail is accessible :D