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Well in terms of the IBT sub-major, I can shed some light onto it. It's basically a internet programming sub-major, though most of stuff you learn can be applied to any type of programming. If you don't like programming, then don't do this sub-major (and of course don't do AIT). Internet...

Gahh I have to do this next semester >.<

Well, in reference to the first post, after you get your offer, you usually only have one offer, so you have no choice but to accept that offer? :p. I assume you meant after you get your UAI and you want to change your preferences? Anyways yeh, I'm doing a combined degree and my workload is...

What do you want to see in 2006 on Bored of Studies? Let us know!

Yup, enrolment will be soon. The DRAFT timetable is now online (refer to my other thread).

The 2006 draft timetable is available at: https://mysubjects.uts.edu.au/aplus2006/aptimetable It includes Autumn and Spring 2006, as well as the upcoming Summer 2005/2006. This is only a DRAFT so it is subject to change depending on how many people enrol in the subjects.

Well there wasn't much demand last year. Anyways, you can do the post grad subject with permission, especially the one on offer as they offered it earlier this year I think.

The FINAL Spring 2005 exam timetable is now available at: http://www.sau.uts.edu.au/exams_ass/timetable.html

What are you on about Tim? AIT was easy :p

Well actually, none of those 3 subjects are in the Accounting major, so no I haven't done them, and you won't do them either Sasha. Those subjects are mainly included in the Accounting sub-majors instead, as they don't require much knowledge of introductory accounting. Most people do those...

Yeh, just go to the one that you feel the most comfortable going too (like travel distance wise and campus feel).

Well there's only 1 elective, and its an IT elective, so your IT degree. You use that elective to do a prerequisite subject that you may need for your sub-major (like IBT and Comp Graphs), however ones like IT Management don't need a prerequisite so you can just choose any random subject.

Yes, its WAM, and yes electives are now counted in the WAM for most courses.

Well, depending on which hub or mail centre you work at, you will hardly ever be required to pick up anything greater than 5kgs. If you have trouble carrying 16kgs then you are more than welcome to ask a team mate or supervisor to help. They don't mind helping if its something heavy like that.

Most degrees are graded with either a Pass, Credit or Distinction. Most faculties now have standard cutoffs for these grades (well Business and IT do now). Basically, they will work out your average mark of all of your subjects in your degree. So for IT, your IT subjects and for Business...

Yes, you will get 2 degrees. One will say Bachelor of Business in x grade and one will say Bachelor of Computing in x grade. They are graded seperately.

I've done the Australia Post medical test twice in the past. If you can walk, see and hear properly to a certain degree, then you will pass it with flying colours. Basically, they do the stuff that other people have mentioned here already, so I won't repeat them again. So just be prepared to...

Well I think most people are aware that UNSW and USyd Law and Commerce are more prestigious than most of the other unis. However, it terms of what they teach and stuff, I'm not sure. The only thing I know is that the UTS Law course has the practical legal traning built into its course, which...

Congrats to the people that got in!

Most unis charge a lot more for summer school and it usually not under HECS either. I think UTS is one of the few unis that charge the same amount for a subject done in summer school and it can also be deferred under HECS (well I'm not sure about the former). That would explain why the subjects...