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You can change your details either in writing or by logging on to the respective websites. BS: http://www.studentsonline.nsw.edu.au log in, click "Manage", and then change your details. UAC: http://www.uac.edu.au/apply/change_pref.html (click "Applicant Services" at the bottom of the page...

15050 Chemistry 2 5 / 36 15140 English (Advanced) 2 7 / 53 15300 Music 2 2 1 / 5 15310 Music Extension 1 2 / 4 15370 Studies of Religion I 1 32 / 165 25030 Philosophy - Distinction Course 2 Not Assessable

I really doubt anyone would go through a Distinction Course and not enjoy it – and I don't think that point has been lost on anyone here. I did Philosophy this year. Having done this, I think the way to decide which distinction course you want is quite simple: Generally, no-one is torn...

Thanks for your expression of interest but I would like to e-mail the details en masse (I am parsimonious when it comes to usage :p); so could you please e-mail me? PS: Slide Rule, no need for you to e-mail me. :D

Ah! Sorry! It's fixed now. :)

Marks in each question/section of an external examination will also be requested. :) Just to anyone who is interested: please e-mail me (go to my Public Profile and send an e-mail that way) rather than sending a PM. Thanks.

By putting all the applicants on one application. Therefore, the fee of $125 is defrayed amongst the group. I have spoken to Laz, he thinks it's a good idea. :)

Dear all 2005 students, This is a call for expressions of interest from anyone interested in discovering their raw marks in the 2005 HSC (or earlier). Please e-mail me with FOI in the subject field for further information. I intend to group together everyone to save money. Regards...

I don't know; but my definition would prevail nevertheless. Only one person needs to get 100%. So long as that happens, the process occurs normally and a 99.5 is rounded to a 100. It's only when no-one achieves 100% that no 100s are awarded – regardless of rounding. So, in the case of MX1...

The Board's Consultative Committee has decided that the only condition from which a 100 examination mark can be awarded is if someone achieves 100% total weighted mark. Even if someone scores 99/100 and the Band 5/6 cut-off is 30/100, they will only get 99.

Hello! Please answer this question: Is there a feature on Excel to randomly sort a column? Thank you for your time. Captain pi.

Please bear in mind that even raw marks are difficult to predict because the Board does not release the marking criteria for Chemistry. Nevertheless, I estimate the Band 5/6 cut-off at about 77. This means you would do as follows to calculate your aligned mark: Let your raw mark be r. Your...

It was definitely the hardest multiple-choice session I have done. I got Q1 wrong (wrote D (electrons : neutrons) instead of B (protons : neutrons)). And 15 was A (0.15).

Stuffed it Got Q1 wrong. Got the Haber graph partly wrong. Not enough detail for my Shipwrecks (b)(ii) 3 marker on steel. My discussion of the "Advances in Chemistry impact on technologies" discussion was tenuously linked to the question. The last question "Justify and describe the...

*raises left shoulder* I am so stuffed for Industrial Chemistry. I don't know anything about it. :( It is hence fortunate that I know everything about Shipwrecks, Corrosion, and Restoration. *hugs everyone*

Aside from the other debate, does anyone find this comment a tad xenophobic (in that he is characterizing Muslims as violent)?

For a galvanic cell, the more active metal (in this case, Cu) oxidizes and the less active metal (~ Ag) is reduced. Otherwise, the voltage would be negative <=> non-spontaneous. Oxidation is loss of electrons which means X --> X+ + e- for a metal, X.

Aligning and Scaling English Extension 1 is curious because you all do different topics which are marked in different teams (I believe). So I think there will be multiple processes involved: weighting, aligning, and scaling. This is my belief of the process (Lazarus! Oh Lazarus! Where art...

ReNcH: The tricky part is the external review: going to court and arguing your case. It's a bit more difficult than printing off a form (or so I am to believe). Still, if enough people collaborate, it might be worthwhile. ;) See me after Chem.;)

Do you know Vaughan? :D And, yes, it's certainly possible in some exams. It would be a very good mark in this exam, thinks pi.