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I don't have a major. But I specialise in data analytics

My degree is B Eng(flexible)

Give it go, I don't actually have experience on the software side of things but more in data analytics. Based on the course outline subject handbook, I would select udemy course in addition to going through any recommended textbook. Maybe there things that can be useful that are not explained...

There are many programming languages. So it is but hard for me to give recommendation but I would consider starting out with Python or C or C++. There are some good courses on Udemy but many people use other resources. C/C++ because use in data structures. Python because quite versatile and...

Discrete math syllabus can vary and could have changed over time perhaps. For instance the UTS discrete maths use be really hard but due to syllabus changes this no longer the case. Perhaps you can look into flexible engineering degree.

Discrete maths is not that hard as it is very fundamental concepts discussed at a high level. However having knowledge of basic programming concepts is good. Can you understand pseudocode? My recommendation would be consider some math tutoring. Maybe consider buying some textbooks with fully...

Q4 seems vague. The question seems to assume Rachel is 10.5 years old but makes no mention of it. This may help for answering https://towardsdatascience.com/understanding-the-68-95-99-7-rule-for-a-normal-distribution-b7b7cbf760c2

I think he is referring to the final exams not in general if that is what you mean. In the past I had to hand write code in a subject for the final exam. But due changes in that subject it is now not necessary and the final exams are done on a computer.

I’ve also heard stuff like you hand write your codes in UTS? Long time ago, probably not done anymore in most or all subjects. The below might be useful to look at: https://boredofstudies.org/threads/flexible-engineering-or-mechanical.396317/#post-7386341

Q18 off-peak rate is being used so $26.334 is not used Q29b The goal is get the closest doses to the nearest mg. As it just turns out using the 17mg would not you nearest mg

D) to count the number of numbers from a to b (inclusive) b - a + 1 5 - 0 + 1 =6 years

Try finding AC and BC. Then use pythgoras to equate AC, BC with AB

It depends on the subject. You should refer to your subject outline or syllabus.

I believe num 2 mg*sin(theta) up the slope as force parallel to the slope is mg*sin(theta). The force normal to the slope is mg*cos(theta). Make sure to double check. Have not done physics in a while.

It depend on the circumstance flexible may or may not have disadvantages. Ironically flexible allows further specialisation that may not possible if you have chosen a particular major. However if you choose to take very different unconnected subjects you may be at disadvantage. As part of the...

e.g. if the derivative approaches zero that will mean graph is approaching a constant value lim(x->infinity) 1/x =0 lim(x->infinity) -x^-2 =0 e.g. y=2x lim(x->infinity) 2 = 2 This means as x-> infinity, y-> infinity since the gradient is positive.

This is an assignment?

SA top 1/2 * 13 * 9 = 58.5

Use ^ for superscript.

The expected value is just sigma x*p(x) It is important to know what definitions/theorems are that you can apply and when/how to apply them.