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well those are just stereotypes i guess- its not like that...as wif expensive- all the uni's have around the same fees don't they? :S

of course- i was cramming till i entered the exam hall. :D

well i did think abt. doing that but the space aero. engineering is a double degree in and of itself- so u will b learning the aero. stuff plus the space and electronics stuff....therefore u simply don't have elective spaces (where u normally slot ya science subjects in). if u still insist on...

why do they hate it for- coz its old or something?

yeah, i think so...take a look at this website and look at the astrix next to the space degrees: http://www.aeromech.usyd.edu.au/ugrads/

and just on that- ND used to say that u should take 2 calculators in to the exam just in case the battery fails. :D

ahh yes- then ur target course should b BE (aeronautical/space) coz i remember how u can't do a combined BE/BSci when u have aeronautical space as ya stream...:p

ROFL!! its no suprise the sawan guy wanted to take revenge on. :lol:

i just had to quote this just in case u delete your post...by your attitude any mention of UOW is gonna b banned in these forums soon. :p :D

hehe - thanx for clearing that up...anyways, he's like this in real life as well!!

lol what was that? (i can't b bothered reading the whole thread) anyways- why ru aiming for a uai of 98- isn't BE/BSci wif aeronautical engineering- just needs a uai of 92?

well didn't we all get that last year from out skools? :S

yeah, here's a graphing program that i use: http://www8.pair.com/ksoft/

well its parallel to the ground when its rotating...anyways i think i said too much- and xiao might get pissed off at me or something. :D

well the main reason ppl. don't see it is that ppl. in general always ignore the stickies!!! :D

oh man- ur contributing to the green house gas problems mate. :D

na i heard from a friend of mine that its a good idea to go to tutes- coz if u fail the course by a slight margin (say u got 49%) then the only reason that u have to stop them from making u repeat the course is that u took the course seriously- i.e attended the tutes and stuff!! :D

yeah...u just describing yourself. :p

that reminds me- there is this rotational motion question: well its like this circular disk (like a coin) is rotating horizontally and then u drop a piece of gum at distance r from the centre of da disk and then u gotta say how the motion is affected when u drop the piece of gum.

mate i'm not a show off...i prefer to b humble. :D