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So what does that mean? My supp mark is 43, I'm aware I have to repeat, but is there anything else that will happen?

Can someone tell me if you need to pass the final exams for: MATH1081 MATH1131 To pass the course in the end? What if you have an overall pass but failed the final exam?

I'm currently studying comp sci, but I'm curious if I can pick up commerce as a double degree with it. I got an atar of 91.35, but also have 4 extra points from HSCPlus and accepted EAS points, so I'll easily pass the ATAR requirement. Is it too late though?

Does anyone have any idea if these lectures are online? If not, is there a massive disadvantage if I miss one lecture - I have one lone lecture on Tuesday at 5, and I find it pointless to go just for one hour.

How can I change my payment option since I chose upfront pay when enrolling (I never had my TFN), I now have my TFN and want to apply for HECS. Also, it says my program status is "matriculation", is that normal?

Well, I'm planning on leaving for a holiday at the end of June (around the 29th) but exams finish on the 1st of July, is there anyway to find out the exam timetable for my subjects so I know whether to book or not?

Help? Can't enrol - class filling up fast Everytime I do, there's a stinking class crash. I'm following the computer science single degree outline but the only electives I can enroll in are either full or they clash. Help? EDIT: Everything crashes with discrete mathematics! EDIT: I'm...

https://my.unsw.edu.au/ - Can't we just sign in there (already in) and accept our offer? I'm afraid I'll break something.

For the whole of 2012 I had my eyes set on Computer Science at UNSW mainly due to the flexibility of the degree and the fact that there are so many electives, as well as the idea of finishing uni in 3 years at the age of 20. Only problem is, I took a look at the electives and it doesn't seem...

Chances are, I'm just going to do Comp Sci by itself due to the amount of electives and control, but I'm still curious as to the course-structure in the 5th year: http://www.cse.unsw.edu.au/information/future-students/undergraduate/programs/computer-science/COMPA13982.html It's not included...

The length contraction in regards to the frame of reference to the electron, isn't it 40cm? Does it contract in the non-observed frame? That's why time stays the same in a vehicle travelling at a relativistic velocity, but it looks slower for those outside?

What raw mark do you think you got, and what do you think b5/b6 cut offs will be. Im guessing 65-70 raw, and b6 at 75 (hard ass exam).

They say the answer is C: But in R, there is still generation of eddy currents meaning it should drop before the plastic ring nonetheless. The answer should be B. Eddy currents may not be as effective as Q, but still existent.

If the current travels to the right, that means electrons travel to the left right? Is that the justification for answer B? If it's too small: http://puu.sh/1lgYG

How do we know which ones are which? Help?

Discuss Pauli’s suggestion of the existence of the neutrino and relate it to the need to account for the energy distribution of electrons emitted in beta decay I understand a majority (if not all) of Quanta to Quarks, but have significant trouble with this one. I got 19/25 in my trial exam...

Why is the answer B not C? Just wondering.

What do you guys think? I personally thought it was a reasonable exam but significantly harder than last years and the ones prior to it, and I think some MC may have threw others off but generally were easy, I'm going to say 74-75 for band 6, and 61-62 for band 5.

Honestly, I think the structure of the exam has changed but the difficulty not so much. I've been doing numerous trial papers with the new format and have seen some extremely difficult questions putting the students on the spot, extremely tricky ones which wouldn't appear in the HSC other than...

Can anyone integrate [ (4-y)^2 ] / 4 by the y-axis?