Recent content by physicsman1200

anybody...?

Kopystop is on mountain street, near the Broadway shopping centre and University of Notre Dame. I just bought MATH1901 notes for $23.00 just to give you an idea of the cost.

I would wait till lectures start to see if the lecturer actually wants them, especially Engineering units, but I know that for Linear algebra, there is a textbook written by the actual lecturer, so I guess it is a must there. Also for Differential Calculus there is no textbook only "reccomended...

yer mate i am doing it, you just enrol for BE/BSc and depinding on your atar they'll pick you for the advance stream

Anyone doing these degrees?

Should I be worried if I have lectures/tutorials that immediately follow each other when venues are fairly far from each other? Eg Aeronautical building & New Law Building.

The Euler-lagrange equation is the shizz

@engineering. but how do i apply for such a double degree through UAC, when the only course code is for the simple Engineering/Science double which like you said only needs 95, not for the aeronautical space double.

Thank you for the info, was uncertain.

I am very interested in doing a double degree in engineering and science, but was wondering if you can choose any engineering major in such a degree. I was thinking of doing a Bachelor of Advanced Science and a Bachelor of Aeronautical (Space) Engineering at Usyd. Do any of u guys know if this...

I did the CSSA

Subject/ Trial Result/Yearly Average/ Final Rank Chemistry: 92/100 / 97%/ 1/21 Physics: 90/100 / 91%/ 1/19 Maths Extension 1: 82/84 / 96% / 1/13 SOR 1 : 47/50/ 95%/ 1/91 Maths Extension 2: 94/120 / 85%/ 2/3 English Advanced: 85/105 / 82%/ 1/22 My School's rank was 249 last year...

I have given my rank in school and my percentage average: Eng Advanced: 2/21 85% MX1: 2/13 92% was on 99% then bombed last test MX2: 2/3 90% Physics: 1/18 95% Chem: 1/19 98% SOR1:1/90 95% School ranking approx 200.

School rank in 2010 HSC was 262

english advanced: 2/18 maths extension 1: 2/13 maths extension 2: 2/3 physics: 3/18 chemistry: 1/19 SOR1: 1/91