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Beware engineering is the hardest course uni has to offer and electrical engineering is the hardest of all the engineering courses

any course that requires reading and writing reports and essays are low stress such as management majors,arts,marketing etc. Alot of these courses require lots of homework to be done during semester and are easy to pick up marks. These courses mainly consist of researching and...

in most courses across all the unis ,advanced science is preferred for the more vigorous students, you do the same subjects as a science student would except therea re a couple of subjects you will be taking that only advanced students take

nope there are courses out there that can be taken and are credited towards a CPA. I know a guy who did uni part time and didn't finish but did go onto get a CPA

if you can get into some course for accounting at business college,tafe....etc.Try get it part time with maybe a little business who would be more likely to accept you compared with the big 4 accounting firms.Doing that can get you the experience and proceed along.However starting...

well in order to make plans go through,you have to submit a DA which consist of about 4 stages .These stages take a while to go through,I believe the jones project would be a different project as it consist of taking over public space as opposed to refurbishment of building...

UTS jones street is expected to start construction next year beginning with the demolishing of building T ( the old tafe building that sits directly behind building 4),then closing off of jones street to form more grass land and walkways for people to building 10 .Plans for this have...

yeah whats so good about the parliament house i d rather look at the harbour bridge near uts where half the fobs flock to lol

they have job booths , and other engineering related events which you can attend for free with the membership,also you ll need them when you graduate to get a credited stuff.You should also join apesma they have more usefull stuff that can benefit you such as finding vacation work

^ plug it into the uts timetable builder its 7 hours must be a typo on the system

plain civil engineering is the best gives you more variety when you graduate, as for the project management specializations they don't mean anything as you have no experience in the industry let alone managing people.Most engineers stay as engineers unitll they become fully qualified...

Yes it actually is hard to get vacation work during the holidays,its not something you just apply for and you get it.There are more people who apply for vacation work than that of people applying for graduate recruitment this being because everyone studying engineering can apply for...

Well I m taking a guess at this as I don't like full analyse these statistics everyday ,lol. But I 'm guessing probably around 5 to 15 years,from the economic outlook japan is expecting to launch a mass production for home robotics in about 3-5 years if this becomes a success then it could hit...

Mechatronics is rather very new it is pretty much the transformation from mechanical engineering ,where newer mechanical stuff is starting to involve electronic functions. At the moment this industry is still in development .If you did a job search world wide you will find that mechatronics...

UTS union should ask for a new revamp of the building.Renovation of tower 1 would be great with new liftsssss,dammmm they really suck

uts reviews their courses every 5 years with the industry to keep everything as closely related as possible to the industry. You can choose to transfer into the new course or continue doing the old course you were doing ,thats if the old subjects are still offered. This has happened to several...

Most of the engineering degrees are pretty much the same all this "unsw is the best ,ranked 16th in the world " doesn't mean shit to any undergrad.Yr 12 students beware those ranks are based purely on research work from postgrads.Speaking of unsw and usyd their undergrad programs are pretty much...

hahaha no worries i bet you ll probabyy get in no matter what, no one wants to do anything related to programming anymore.You could probably get in with a uai around 70 .I know someone that got into software engineering and the cut off for that the year before was 92 uai cut off.Pretty much the...

I d say go to university of sydney it has that atmosphere your ivy league unis have,you could live in a house or apartment up to you.Also your course no matter which uni you go to will mostly consist of australians so it wouldnt make much of a difference which ever uni you go to. But if you...

hmmmmm i wonder hows uts going to support all the students who will be transferring into the city campus next year after the kuringai campus closes