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Engineering Course Workloads?
The workload for a double degree and a single degree is the same, it just takes more years to complete the degree. I think mech eng would have about 25-30 contact hours per week. If you're concerned with workload, you could always do fewer subjects and take longer to complete the degree. +1- pwoh
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- Forum: Engineering
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Comp Sci
I plan to, but I'm in first year, so can't help that much :P I'll let you know in a year or two.. AFAIK you don't need physics. Even if you did need physics for anything, apparently HSC physics doesn't help much.- pwoh
- Post #4
- Forum: UNSW Computing
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is 5 years of UNI along time also how much fees will i have to pay?
law / commerce subjects are expensive https://my.unsw.edu.au/student/fees/StudentContribution.html- pwoh
- Post #9
- Forum: General University Discussion
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Recommendations as to whether a laptop is beneficial
Tablet laptops are pretty useful. No messy/heavy paper to deal with. Expensive compared to normal laptop tho.- pwoh
- Post #9
- Forum: Faculties of Engineering and the Built Environment
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At UNSW if you do a double degree, does it mean you have more uni hours a week???
No you do the same number of subjects each semester (unless you overload), it just takes more years to complete- pwoh
- Post #7
- Forum: University of New South Wales
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Elective suggestions for semester 2
I did it last sem, it was ok but not taught in a particularly interesting way. Actually it didn't really feel like real physics, we weren't taught how all the formulae we used were actually developed. Easy to get good marks in though since the online quizzes and labs count for a lot (and they're...- pwoh
- Post #5
- Forum: University of New South Wales
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Monorail
What would be better is to be able to take a train to UNSW.- pwoh
- Post #15
- Forum: University of New South Wales
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IT/ Comp Sci / Software Engineering
You guys have to do more compulsory stuff. Like INFS.- pwoh
- Post #56
- Forum: IT/Computer Science
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UNSW Subject Reviews.
Haven't finished these courses yet, but I'm procrastinating so might as well: COMP1917 Ease: 7/10 It's quite challenging if it's your first time programming. It's awesome once you get past all the problems, but can be quite overwhelming in terms of workload for the assignments. Lecturer: 10/10...- pwoh
- Post #216
- Forum: University of New South Wales
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IT/ Comp Sci / Software Engineering
UNSW pwns for seng/comp sci. For IT, not sure.- pwoh
- Post #19
- Forum: IT/Computer Science
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Extremely important Q, whether to do 4 unit math or 3 unit math.
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Likelihood of class times being changed / more classes added
Good, that's what I was hoping to hear, I really wanted to take that course as gen ed. Hoping some sort of miraculous change will occur. I know who both of you are from twisted's FB xD No break then tho, got a maths tute- pwoh
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- Forum: University of New South Wales
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Likelihood of class times being changed / more classes added
I don't know where twistedrebel sits either :/ What Tuesday lunch me@t? Are you guys sure sem2 class times posted up now won't change? :(- pwoh
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- Forum: University of New South Wales
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