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thanks for that helpful advice...but the numerous Australian Engineers in motorsport overseas, some of which work in aero, and who gained their degrees in australia seem to differ from your view

hi i am currently in yr 12 and looking at doing Aeronautical engineering next year. I am looking to work in motorsport as an aerodynamist and have been advised by people in the indrustry that aeronautical engineering is the degree to go for. Which Uni has a better degree USYD or UNSW? i am...

yeh i did originally think about doing mechanical engineering, but i received advice from the head engineer of a formula 1 team that if i wanted to work as an aerodynamicst in F1 that it would be better to do aerospace engineering, as they employ about a 50:50 ratio of mech.: aerospace. i am...

hey i am looking to do aerospace engineering next year at UNSW, is it worth doing Aerospace Engineering/Commerce?, does adding the commerce degree give a real advantage? I am looking at working in Formula 1 and motor sport as an aerodynamicst after uni

first assessment task -75%, which was 13th of 26 Half yearly -71%, which was 6th, top mark was 81%, one of the teachers teaching 4unit struggled with the last question, it was a crazy test

we were speaking about this with our teacher the other day. And even the internet often says- higher resistance= more heating, that isn't right. As an AC current = change in flux= eddy currents made using P= I^2R,the less resistance= higher current, more power or high heating. The higher the...

they don't have to be magnetic to work. The reason iron is often used as when alum. or coppper is used they will fly off. We foudn this in a first hand expierment. But copper and Alum. are better for cook tops as they have lower resistance and thus higher current so better heating. So the most...

yep thats me too