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there are textbooks for 1st year engineering? :jaw:

i think you guys are selling the online system short. it can be a pain when you wait 10 minutes for a page to load, but id much rather that than standing in line waiting to be enrolled in person. atleast you can do something else while waiting for a page to load, you can check out the online...

your attempt at a proof falls short of the mark

The Board of Studies would contact Bored of Studies, get your details and they'd bust you within a week

to get into B Psychology you need a fairly high ATAR, 90+ to get into a B Science majoring in Psychology you dont need such a high ATAR (70-80ish depending on the university) but you will need to get a credit average to do honours at the end. you will be doing a lot of writing in...

well theoretically, say your 1st pref was commerce at unsw and 2nd pref was commerce at uts and you got commerce at uts as your offer but you were next in line for unsw commerce (that is, if there was one more spot available, you would have got the offer), and then if everyone that got unsw...

uh no, past papers are the closest thing you will get to a real exam or a supp exam (unless im sorely mistaken about what a supp exam is) and yes ive heard they are a bit harder because students have a little extra time to study for them.

no. you submit preferences (i think 10 max) they look at your first preference. if you got the ATAR, then you are offered a position in that uni program and you are taken out the equation. if you didnt meet the cutoff, they look at your 2nd preference and repeat. you shouldnt even consider...

doesnt your school go through a rank confirmation stage? i had to go to my school after hsc exams to confirm that my ranks were correct before they told BoS. u didnt do this?

yea i thought it might be a little hard to get. it requires comedic timing. maybe ill change it. they run more thorough tests on your submitted code after the exam. its to stop people from reading the test file and writing a bunch of if - if else statements to pass the tests

if you didnt pass the practical exam they might have a look at your broken code to see if you had some idea of what you needed to do. also check other assignments you have done, see that you have some programming skills, maybe talk to your tutor and get their opinion on whether or not you should...

MATH1231 - Ease: 8/10 Lecturer(s): Peter Brown 10/10, Hendrik Grundling 2/10, Peter Blennerhassett 8/10 - Peter Brown: Tommy said it all. Excellent lecturer. Has a cool thing to hold his chalk so his hands dont get dirty. Grundling: Explanations are poor. Would launch into an example...

really? no reason at all? how about because my bathroom contains rolls of toilet paper, and not rolls of $100 bills like your bathroom

eh, if you could be bothered to sit down by yourself and do some actual work at home, you would get more out of your time. but for some people its just easier to go to a lecture theatre and listen

this pretty much, notes are under their dot point heading which is very good, not all dot points done though (eg, the researchy type ones) although if u pay attention you can learn some stuff in the lectures. they taught le chateliers principle a lot better than my teacher did.

because you do? this reasoning is not at all good. would you seriously want to pick a future career based on job opportunities in an economic downturn? this reasoning is better.

what do you mean you like buildings? the good thing about 1st year engineering at unsw is that every engineer takes the same course (its crazy, all 1000+ students at the same lecture theatre) and you get to pick one discipline (eg civil, mechanical, computing, biomedical). so you can choose...

I'll pose another question, why do you want to do adv sci and not do honours? I thought that adv sci was aimed at students who dont want a straight B sci and want to do contribute to the field

lots of people have been focusing on the hsc and havent made up their mind. some people havent even looked at potential university courses uni's still have 1 more open day between now and the time you submit your preferences

COMP1911 - Covers half of the programming language C, comp1921 covers ther other half. I wouldnt advise anyone to take 1911. take COMP1917 instead because comp1911 + comp1921 = comp1917 so by the end of comp1917 you have learnt how to program in C, whereas if you take comp1911 you still...