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I work part-time at uni while doing full time uni.

UTS have wireless in Buildings 1 (the main levels), 2 (levels 4 and 5), 5 (library and the main parts) and 10 (levels 2-4). So any lecture rooms in those buildings and levels will have wireless in it. Unfortunately they don't have wireless in the larger lecture theatres in Buildings 4 and 6 yet...

You could always do the Hospitality VET course.

I love Giordano and Mooks!

You ask at the same Union desk in Level 3 of the tower.

Hmmm been bludgy so far. Need to start doing work!

Yup its VC week...too much stuff to do >.<

You can do the first CA module (CA Foundations) without any work experience. In fact, you only need to have done 2 years of your accounting degree! So you could even start it without finishing your course (though its not recommended).

Neither have I!...but thats coz I've got the CompSoc room :p

A uni without hot water? I'm sure you guys have it somewhere.

No it makes no difference, unless its the end of your financial year, but even then, both Accounts Receivable and Cash are asset accounts and therefore will carry over to the next period. Your revenue will go to 0 (at the end of the financial year), however you've already recognised revenue...

I have to do Taxation Law too, as do all Accounting major students :p. You can help me then! It's gotta be better than Company Law though?

I transferred at the start of 2004. I did an UTS internal course transfer though, before they phased it out, so probably not as useful for you. UAI: 89.15 (2001) GPA: 6.1 (for 2002-2003) Initial Course: BScIT/DipITPP - UTS Transferred: BBusiness/BComputing - UTS Required: 86.10 (2004)

Alrighty, well its still the same process. It's still double entry accounting anyways. Well I did the general journal entries for you already. You just need to put them into T accounts. Make one for each account, Accounts Receivable, Cash at Bank and depending on your question, what they...

Sorry my bad! I was getting 0.05% ahead of myself. I knew it had been increased :). I have the same as you, except with St George. It's a good way to ensure you don't spend too much, while investing your money!

Basically, the key words "customers on account" means that you're going to be using Accounts Receivable at some point. Basically, you are receiving $900 from a debtor whom owes you money. At some point in the past, you issued an invoice for $900. Let's say it was for a piece of equipment...

Just get a comm bank account and put some money aside into an ING account? That way you can't take that money out using your card either, and its 5.45% interest!

I've never been on a bus with an inspector! But I mostly catch a bus in the city area, so thats probably why. Train on the other hand, I see them almost everyday >.<.

I thought you don't finish at the end of the year because your doing less subjects this year?

Well out of everything I've learnt at uni, I find programming the easiest :p. I'd be finished by now if I hadn't picked up Business too. I always question myself as to why I decided to do Accounting as well, but then I remind myself that I'm doing it because its useful and it serves as a backup...