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Both the practical and theory components of your HSC exams would be combined to produce a single mark (and rank). This is reported as your 'examination mark' for the course. Similarly, your raw school assessment mark includes all assessment tasks without discriminating between prac and...

Definitely. BOS Labs was never intended to be aimed exclusively at ideas revolving around the boredofstudies.org website. If you're a student who is passionate about a fantastic business idea - that's enough. :)

Last year it was similar to (VET) Tourism.

That's correct - schools send in marks.

Hmm, whoops, you are in fact correct: ... 7. Confidentiality. You agree not to disclose Google Confidential Information without Google's prior written consent. "Google Confidential Information" includes without limitation: (a) all Google software, technology, programming, specifications...

Not as far as I am aware. We don't know.

We don't know, because Google doesn't tell us - our stats from last month seem to indicate that it ranged from (deleted) to (deleted) per click.

BOS Labs is for students who want help or assistance with turning their ideas into reality; many students have great vision but lack practical experience with entrepreneurship and project management, or don't have the resources to see their project through. BOS Labs is aimed at students who...

Ayup. :)10chars

30 November 2005. You can include as little or as much detail as you like. BOS Labs is all about ideas and passion. You can provide evidence of those criteria through a business plan, or in any other way.

It varies, depending on the advertisement. But every click helps. :)

This has already been explained in the other scaling thread in this forum.

If you're ranked first and you successfully apply for illness/misadventure, your moderated assessment mark is calculated differently. It's hard to explain, but you can use the prototype modeller to see how it works.

This view should really be avoided - there are so many scenarios for which it just doesn't work.

The fee of $125 to which Captain pi referred includes the cost of appealing any adverse decisions made by the Board.

Just thought I'd say that kami explained the scaling system quite well. :) You might also find this flowchart to be helpful.

Yes, sunjet is correct - www.ev1servers.net - we have two dedicated servers.

http://www.uac.edu.au/pubs/pdf/2004-Table-A7.pdf

More links - http://www.smh.com.au/news/national/specific-terror-threat-against-australia-pm/2005/11/02/1130823250648.html http://www.pm.gov.au/news/media_releases/media_Release1659.html

Dear pi - Any statistical adjustment made to an optional question would be based entirely on comparisons between the distribution of marks gained by students who chose that question against that of students who chose other questions...