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Hey, I'm currently planning to transfer into a compsci/mechatronics degree from a vanilla mechatronics degree, and I have the option of either doing math1081 as a first year elective or I can do an elective (level 3 or higher) instead. Do you think MATH1081 is worth skipping out on a third year...

MATH1241: - 9/10 Content: The content was pretty straight forward, and if you kept up to date, it was easy to understand. (Course pack was so good). Lectures: 7/10, they were pretty interesting topics, and the lecturers were pretty clear to understand, but I mostly just learnt through the...

yeah, I had to watch Jas (COMP1927 lecturer) at 2x speed for it to seem normal

Hey I'm studying mechatronic engineering, and I wanted to know how the first year electives work. The elective MMAN1300 is a core subject for mechatronic engineering; so does that mean I have to pick it as an elective or does it mean that I can't pick it as an elective until second year. Also...

Aight sick thanks guys

Hey, I'm doing first year engineering this semester and I am doing: PHYS1131, COMP1917, ENGG1000, and MATH11141. For these subjects are the prescribed/recommended textbooks frequently used or is it not worth getting a hard copy of the textbook? Also is Wiley Plus needed for math and physics, or...

I hated the essay questions, I was hoping they would be better:frown2:

Re: 2015 HSC Economics Marathon "Analyse how changes in the components of the Balance of Payments affects the value of the Australian Dollar

Re: 2015 HSC Economics Marathon I interpreted as inequality between economies so I would talk about - how developing economies are usually left out from FTAs and how advanced economies protect their agricultural industries which hinders the developing economies' growth. -how financial flows...

Re: 2015 HSC Economics Marathon Developing countries are usually left out from the benefits of globalisation as they are not part of many or any ftas due to their inability to produce goods other than agricultural goods, which advanced economies usually heavily protect e.g. US. They are also...

Re: 2015 HSC Economics Marathon I think it means that if there is a reduction in demand or supply, or an increase in demand or supply of $AU, the dollar will not change instantaneously and will have lag. Also if there is a boom in many other countries, the $ would not depreciate resulting in...

Re: 2015 HSC Economics Marathon Increased inflation increases income inequality, as it would result in higher prices which would mean those on low incomes would have to spend more and therefore have less disposable income and less savings reducing wealth, whereas those with high incomes...

Re: 2015 HSC Economics Marathon Ensures inflationary pressures are reduced as the unemployed have less disposable income through transfer payments, reducing demand pull inflation, and it also means that cost push inflation is low, as workers there is an excess supply of labour. Another positive...

I did accelerated last year and averaged 89%, and even though my school is ranked 400 and something, I ended up with a 96. You still could get a band 6, but you will probably have to get into the 90s in your trial and in your HSC. And if you have the resources, compare how hard your exams were...

English will be my Death! :'(

Hey i'm in year twelve and wanted to do engineering at unsw and i can't decide between mechanical or electrical or mechatronic. Can someone give me more information about mechanical engineering cause i can't find much other than they make moving parts. Can someone tell me examples of thing MEs...

oh and include a graph to further your argument. e.g. the international trend towards globalisation and decreased protection allow efficient firms to increase output and hence achieve economies of scale. Then put in an LRAC (long run avg. cost) curve showing the firms cost of production moving...

I like to put the argument and counter argument together, cause I find it easier, and I'm pretty sure it's better, cause it's a direct comparison/juxtaposition

Does 4u help you with 3u?

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