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Re: 2012 USYD Chatter Thread Let's hope so...

Same thing as normal Science but a bit harder... I love the flexibility of a science degree. Try engineering out and if you decide to transfer some of those units such as maths and bio will still count.

Re: 2012 USYD Chatter Thread UTS and UNSW just made their own meme page. Lol

USyd cards probably takes longer to make due to the debit card function.

Adobe suite? Find a torrent... ;)

Re: 2012 USYD Chatter Thread What do you guys think about the Sydney Uni Memes page on Facebook? It's bashing UTS and UNSW quite a bit.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lXGDRrkaRgU $60,000 is normal for graduate engineers. You would need at least 7 years experience in the industry and a senior position to get around $250,000 from what I have seen advertised.

That is completely normal. You don't have to do everything in one go. When I was in high school I would list the points in the introduction, then in that order would write a paragraph for each of those points. My teachers told me that it was a bad idea to do so but I managed to get Band 6 and...

He forgot the one about how engineering students do not get girlfriends.

Re: What do you think of this degree UTS. B. business/ B. science in IT??? You'll either really hate it or learn to live with the IT side. If you want to do business then just do business. There would be no point in you getting an IT degree if you're not going to use it the future.

For science subjects like maths, chem and physics, you'll need to revise. Not too sure about other courses such as Arts and Law though.

Have you considered doing a language? I assume that knowing another language would beneficial for a career in international business.

I found that studying with a small group of peers helped me get a few D's and HD's last year. I scratch their back and they scratch mine.

Age: 18 Money in Bank: ~ $500 Assets: ~$25k (desktop, macbook, laptop, car, guitars and drum kit) Area of study: Engineering and Science Loans: HECS. Has yet to check. Jobs: Software Developer

You probably won't need it all the time at uni. But get one if you're planning to study on the go or at the library. You don't really need a super computer either since you're just going to use it for word processing. So a netbook or a cheap 13" laptop would do. If you're a big spender and...

You don't need to study/prepare for anything whatsoever for comp sci tech. You'll be taught everything from scratch. Just enjoy your break before the suffering and pain begins... You'll learn Java in INFO1103 and Python in INFO1903. Learn those if you're eager to get a head start.

Your SID should be on your enrolment papers.

You are given a timetable however you can make slight changes to it. You will not be disadvantaged since timetables are released (I think) 1 week before the semester starts.

If you have forgotten your UniKey password, you can have your password reset over the phone by contacting the ICT Helpdesk on 9351 6000. You will be asked for your student ID, your date of birth and your department in order to confirm your identity.