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the only comp labs i have access to are the math ones and the chem ones. i have realised that the commerce ones only allow commerce students. id just like to know where the computers are for normal internet usage and are not just confined to one faculty (except the library).

where are good computer labs for net access which arent overly popular ( ie the first floor of library) and can someone copile a list of labs and the number of computers in those labs that provide net access and their location.

i just looked at my SI databook for the first time since i bought itin week 1 and its great it has the structure for all compounds and heaps of data but not the polarity of the compounds :mad: . so how are you feeling about this upcoming mid session exam? i am soooo not ready i think ill be...

ive been skipping all of my Biology lectures and contemplating on skipping my physics 1A lectures since you end up needing to read the textbook anyway and the lectures arent that helpful anyway. so which lectures are you skipping?

well heres the guys biography Robert Norman Lamb B.Sc. Ph.D. Melb., Ph.D. Camb. Professor of Chemistry and Head of School Director, Surface Science and Technology E-mail: R.Lamb@unsw.edu.au BIOGRAPHICAL DETAILS Ph.D. (Chemistry) University of Melbourne (1984) Ph.D...

na to fancy for me OPtima typeface rulz!!!! hahaha

i have no idea but atleast i have another choice of a legible font for reports other than boring times new or arial

great news :cough: mid session exams are coming our way so remember to sign up for one of the time slots 1-2 or 5-6. I signed up for the 5-6 timeslot in Murry theatre since i know where it is and its the latest time

I finally found the font! Its called Optima typeface the font i downloaded is called Opulent but still good.

you didnt know that??? he said it in like the first lec. He was like if you have a complaint about anything you write to the head of school, which is me. but what threw me was that he is a PROFESSOR not a crapy Dr about the polarity of xe that was my lost mark if i had said polar i could...

great news the assignment is extended into week 6. also Dr haines said that your si chem data book should have data on the shape of molecules

i didn it again today and it was exactly like yours but mine had BF4- my answers SO2 - bent, polar XeF4 - square planar , non polar BF4- - tetrahedral and i got 4 so i am very confused and i have only one shot left! btw i have photocopied those lecture notes but i have been borrowing...

ok ive done my first attemt on assignment 3 and got 2/5. the assignment is based on molecular structure and polarity. you will be given a compound and you will have to choose one of these options given - trigonal planar - bent - square planar - trigonal bi pyramidal - octohedral - linear...

ha in the hsc period and now uni i always end up studying from 2am - 7am which is terrible but i was very used to it in yr 11 but the endurance died down come the hsc exams. after the exam i fell asleep on the train and ended up at macarthur! lol

ha at High school cos@ + isin@ = cis@ = e^i@ my lecturer totally baged out sis notation as it is only found in NSWlol and ppl outside of NSW would probably have never heard of it and it is not in any respectable text.

i leave home for uni at 8.15am everyday except thurs when i can leave at 10.00am. I catch the 370 which takes about 20 mins to get to unsw from Alexandria.

me freakin too i just dont get it i think the ca baffled me i did it 3 times i got 4 (buy dumb luck!) for the first, 3 for the second and 4 for the third. lets just hope that next week will be better. ill do my one on monday then post the question on here, then we can figure out the answer or...

Anyone here doing Higher Chemistry 1C? I figure since this is a pain in the ass subject that we can have a thread to post the subject matter and answers for the computer managed assignments and any difficult calculations we face in labs.

i have a feeling that UNSW created the font themselves

i bet within 5 weeks i will have stopped going to all lectures!