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well the thing is i live in penrith, its a big waste of time and money to drive all the way out to bankstown for a lecture.

its not the pracs that clash, its the lectures. if you look on thursday arvo, im supposed to be in 2 lectures at the same time, one in hawkesbury and one in penrith, and then straight after im somehow supposed to make my way to the third one (in hawkesbury). i think the only real problem...

my elective is the only unit that doesnt clash

its for the forensic science degree, the electives are biochemistry 1, forensic and environmental analysis and crime and criminal justice.

I know its only early days, but does anyone else have any major clashes in their timetable for next year?... All three of my core units for autumn 2006 clash.

yes its the only one

yep, thanks, thats it :)

i want to know the name of this song or the artist, its an old song though. The lyrics are something along the lines of: Paint a Picture about how it's gonna be........trailor by the sea........you can always sell any dream to me

well one of the lecturers used to work for the federal police, and it is blood spatter not splatter.

havent you already asked about this?

all my class did last year is go outside with a big magnifying glass, and a small mag glass, put them in the light and see what happens :P with an slr camera, depending on what type it is, set the camera on 'aperture priority' and then change the size of the aperture, which simulates a...

all my class did last year is go outside with a big magnifying glass, and a small mag glass, put them in the light and see what happens :P

all my class did last year is go outside with a big magnifying glass, and a small mag glass, put them in the light and see what happens :P

all my class did last year is go outside with a big magnifying glass, and a small mag glass, put them in the light and see what happens :P

maritime museum site - its the endeavor canon and the vernon anchors.

its alright if u havent done chem, it says its assumed knowledge but they start by teaching you what an atom is and go from there.

its not really that hard, there arent many assessments so far (they are only starting to kick in now) if you have done chemistry/bio before it would help (i didnt do bio in HSC) theres about 60 people that started this year, by hard to get into i assume you mean the UAI, i think it dropped...

hey :) im doing forensic science at hawkesbury. its pretty alright, at the moment (first semester) we have four units - chemistry, biology and digital forensic photography, and then an elective (i do physics). At the moment the course is still pretty general, the units arent very course...

im at hawkesbury, and they told us 4 pages of writing max variables should all be explained in the method.

you do your tutorial registration and then you make up the timetable yourself... Im pretty sure