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Depends. If you get skeleton lecture notes to fill in during class, then you use those. If not, paper.

In your post, you never told us about the most important thing: whether you actually want to study Arts or not.

Do you have an Ext. 2 teacher/mentor you can talk to? Should talk to them. Also do you have a general idea of what you want to do? If you do, I'd suggest keep going for a bit - and if you don't have anything definitive to really start editing properly by the end of the term, drop it.

Choose marketing because you'll actually want to learn and do well in it.

A lot of these around uni.

You really, really shouldn't pick courses on "job prospects" because you may find that you experience what happened to me - boredom and disillusionment with it all, because you're not doing something you enjoy. Do what you like. Also, Finance's maths is piss easy anyway - now, a lot of people...

You're supposed to. No, the conjugate of the denominator. If you multiply it by the denominator, you won't be able to simplify the fraction - try it yourself.

If you multiply by 1-sqrt(3), you don't simplify the denominator. Also I evaluated the fraction.

\frac{1+\sqrt{3}}{1-\sqrt{3}} = \frac{1+\sqrt{3}}{1-\sqrt{3}}\times\frac{1+\sqrt{3}}{1+\sqrt{3}} = \frac{1+2\sqrt{3}+3}{1-3}=-2-\sqrt{3}

Yes but electrical engineering is apparently one of the more maths intensive engineering streams so you'll probably have to learn very quickly, or else.

You should join anyway. Get a free sticker. Free stuff. Student diary. You also get one of these which is an absolute must for all uni students, imo - the Arc Wall Planner Poster thingy:

strong sausage fest/10

Biomedical Theatre entrance is through the Bioscience building right now because I believe they're still doing maintenance work.

"Zulu" if the theme song doesn't rouse your emotions, you must be a robot also great movie, and nice little historical film as well

Is that... pork? Oh I think you need to get a membership, iirc.

i have no idea, but i intended to ask before i get one probably like chicken or something

because the VSA have those thingies on skewers which are really nice apparently

but cost-benefit like if i have to pay $5 to join say... the Vietnamese Student Association - and get dat free BBQ every week or so, totally worth it

Yeah I don't know why the BSoc camp is so expensive... I'm organising one now and our ticket prices are $140 and $155. *shrug* Anyway, someone PM-ed me about O-Week BoS meat so you kids can meet up and have fun.

ooh which reminds me: bsoc camp apparently it's good I haven't been but... apparently you get to meet tons of people.