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www.google.com :) Also refer to your textbook. They may list a few isotopes for you and explain them a bit. Chemistry Pathways has a good deal of information.

Computer Science only requires MATH1131 and MATH1081 So if you can get through first year then there isn't anymore pure mathematics topics you need to take. Hopefully I can too :(

You don't just pick k = 0,1,2,3,4,5...n You only use the values of k that lie between (-pi, pi] I think. Could be wrong. *wait's to be proved wrong*

There isn't a B Pharmacy in UNSW. However there are some courses that might have some relation, e.g. you can do a major in "Pharmacology". How similar that is to Pharmacy, I'm not sure.

Yes it is.

As 'sciency' as these 3 subjects are, their course content are actually quite different. Physics focuses more on the technology and theory behind it. Chemistry focuses on chemical reactions. Biology focuses on genes/evolution. They are quite different in my opinion, so a student may not...

Why is math's even a pre-requisite for computing? Are we going to be using complex numbers/limits and weird crazy formula's i've never seen before in our computing?

I guess you need to buy the actual UAC book for it. I can't find that form within that pdf file either. But why do you want to use the form? Isn't it easier to apply by web? You can also later change your preferences without incurring any costs.

Modulus = 1 Argument = 0 1 = 1e^2kipi r^5 = 1 5@ = 2kpi @ = 2kpi/5 k = -2,-1,0,1,2 Just substitute the k values into 2kpi/5 e.g. for k = -2 @ = -4pi/5 Then in polar form is e^-4pi/5 And do it for the rest of the values of k.

I think this thread has run its course.

Don't worry, a week later a better one will always be released.

I am absolutely fed up with maths too...I've now started skipping most maths lectures simply because I find I try harder to stay awake than to pay attention...Maths has always been my weakness for ages... But I don't know what else I can transfer to, with a UAI of 85 I don't really think I...

There are no cut-offs issued for mid year admission. If you wish to find out if your qualifications will be competitive enough to be considered for an offer into the course of your choice, you need to contact the Admissions office of the university you wish to attend. It is up to the...

They won't reveal just any information. Your gonna have to fight for it :)

Diversity is also important. When you pick your HSC subjects, you pick subjects that you will enjoy and as a result put enough effort in to do well. However, a lot of people don't know whether they like Sciences until they try it. Hence, going a few weeks or even months into the year...

Yeah that's what I thought, but then it also says "Results must be received at UAC by Friday 11 June 2004 to be considered." So that means basically we can decide whether to include our uni marks in the calculation or let them decide it by your year 12 UAI?

Actually there's a flaw in that diagram Survivor39 It's: Raw HSC mark ---> Aligned HSC mark Raw HSC mark ---> Scaled HSC mark The Board of studies does the aligning process. The UAC does the scaling process. And both use the raw HSC mark.

If you are planning to transfer at the mid-year, UAC has posted quite a bit of information. http://www.uac.edu.au/mya/indexhome.html Be sure to read this document if your interested. http://www.uac.edu.au/mya/pubs/pdf/mya_supp_04_fin.pdf It tells you what courses available for offer...

Ok.....Is it me or is the binomial theorm freaky? Or am I looking at the wrong one?

Another possibility is to get an outside tutor to teach you and record assessment marks to ensure you have made a satisfactory attempt in the course. Either case, your exam mark will become your assessment mark which is a pretty dangerous situation to be in if you teach everything yourself and...