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Not much .. your attendance isn't checked or anything.

It'll be set. There's not much sense in you picking when you know almost no one else who's attending.

Lecturers couldn't care less .. you're the one who's going to need to use it. The worst scenario I could imagine is that you had say, an open book exam where the text book is allowed. They probably wouldn't permit an ebook then.

It's also worthwhile mentioning there's a second hand book store on Level 3 of Building 1.

Without giving away the location, phone reception is likely. The camp for IT students is separate from Engineering, but is being organised this year by the same people and so will have some things in common (this is a difference to previous years, where the IT camp was organised by the IT...

Practice the different formats of reports/documentation they can ask you to write. Remember they look specifically at the formatting and the key elements. If you've got the IT smarts, that's the only place I see you could fall over on.

Managers and the like should be able to help you with upselling, but it's really just something you'll pick up with practice. Some good guidelines to stick by are suggesting a specific product, state the price when you offer it and when thinking of a product to upsell, make it attractive (ie...

I loved legal :P But I won't miss the stressful cramming and revision before legal exams.

I finished today as well with Legal =) So glad I dropped Society and Culture (on the last day) :P

Not really. The arc length will be longer than required because it includes the curve. You needed to use cosine to actually work out how wide it was. The diagram underneath that bit was a damn good hint.

Ayup I used cosine rule. I have to say the last simmo question got me. Also I kinda didn't go over home loan repayments so I lost out on that one )= Not too difficult otherwise.

The only sections I think are worth concerning yourself over are the major bits of the constitution. Otherwise it's only relevant to make reference to the act itself.

Actually the answer I was looking for was Crimes committed outside jurisdiction, Transnational crimes or Crimes against the international community.

Nosebleed in Paper 2. I get to fill in a misadventure form for it! Form is a lot less straight-forward than initially expected >_<

State sovereignty means that a country is able to create and administer it's own laws without intervention from other countries, as such this effects the protection of human rights which may be abused in countries where they are not recognised and protected by the jurisdicted government, for...

This one. Seriously.. it makes journeys look good.

Ask them?

You're allowed to take only the white sheets. I know a teacher got the whole paper though, so it's possible to have the complete thing I suppose... you just can't take your own answers. :P Why the hell would you want to look at the exam again though. Unless you're gonna repeat (lol)

Re: How Was The Exam 2008!?!?! Yeah I know, that's how I came to that answer. But team meetings would be physical and hence would have body language. meh.

learners would be safe i reckon