Search results

is everyone cooked or cooking?

Not taking this course, but curious as to what it'll become and the questions that will be in the exam

Nope, check the syllabus, requirements reports are in understanding and planning bro, and it explicitly states the time frame under the requirements report content.

You're good for 10, it's definitely A. requirements reports are under planning, and they consist of the time frame & subprojects.

data packets are added with the headers i.e. the ip protocol adds the destination ip address of the data packet, and after it's received by the destination ip the packet is stripped in order to allow other data to be accessed i.e. the tcp/ssl/https headers, 19 is definitely d not so much c

Why haven't they posted the paper on nesa?

I wouldn't risk it just to be safe

i If you are meaning to say that you need 1 booklets each at least to touch an 80, that is not true lmao at all. Conciseness is key, markers don't want to go through something that doesn't make sense and won't award marks

Does anyone have the paper

I was told that they don't mark the things that people generally do poorly in harshly (i.e. schemas, dfds, decision tables, 6 markers) all these get super lenient marking as generally the state doesn't do well, you don't have to do much at all to get full

You don't have to use keywords but make sure your answer makes sense, if your yap is meaningless and doesn't drive the point home what's the point

Interesting because my teacher is a hsc marker, said that the sample answers will hit the full marks, the problem is that you have to hit all points on the samples, if you don't you won't get it. What happens alot of the time is that people do not hit the full points on the sample, you can't...

that sounds like diminishing returns, sample answers and responses on with my average/big handwriting don't even meet 1

Not much since they're typically lenient

Please let us know how the SDD exam is, it's interrelated to an extent so it might have some value

Cooked or cooking IPT?

doesn't the fact that they don't give lines suggest that they expect large amounts of writing? because if everyone was writing like less than a page i think i'd be feasible to add lines, but I don't think that's the case so they give paper because its probably not that uncommon for people to...

i dunno good luck with 4u tho

Wanted to heard everybody out on what is their understanding of the appropriate amount to write, I've been told that you need to write at least 1.5 page in the HSC, so like 1 A4, (Apparently the booklets are bigger) to get the full marks safely according to a NESA marker, post 2020 since the...

This is sound advice but don't break it up into two explicit processes, you want to demonstrate your understanding by interlinking them. Otherwise you will lose marks. Some of your processing aspects you mentioned doesn't align with what processing is, information being checked doesn't...