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More like 15 or so for me. Spoon-feeding doesn't suit me, so I like that aspect :p. I skipped almost all of the commerce maths lectures after 5 weeks. They weren't too useful, for me anyway. On your third "marriage" now Asq? :p

You're wrong unfortunately, this dot-point is asking for an outline of the BCS theory of superconductivity. The mention of "electron pairs" is the key :). EDIT: littlemic beat me to it :)

In year 10 I did: English Advanced maths Science (advanced physics & chemistry course developed by school) History Geography French German I chose my year 11 subjects very stupidly because I liked advanced science a lot and thought there was actually science in HSC science...

UNSW: 4 hours a week, 2 2 hour seminars. You cannot hop between seminars because you're assessed on class participation, you can be in a Mon/Wed group or Tu/Thu group. There are 6 consecutive 1 hour classes for legal research some time in the first semester. I do commerce/law, I have no...

You must derive everything from the two basic equations, integrating all the way and determining constants. Using the physics formulae automates the integration and is forbidden :). Feel free to use them to check your answers if you can :).

Re: doing option different than the class Maybe, no, yes. In the HSC, of course it's possible. There is no guarantee that your school won't simply remove that option from the papers before they're given to you though. My teachers advised us strongly against it because historically people...

Welcome to the forum :) I know that there is quite a lot of material in the course, though much less than there was for me last year. You are definitely on the right track, making notes is essential - but you need to practise applying that material for it to stick. Do as many practice...

It depends, as Huy sort of implied, on the exact procedure you use. Go through the procedure and ask yourself what could go wrong at each stage. http://hsc.csu.edu.au/chemistry/core/monitoring/chem943/943net.html#net5 gives a procedure, Pathways pp. 246-7 gives procedure and structured Q &...

A group of guys from my school (Grammar) are doing it, I've heard no complaints :).

USyd girls have such refined and truly excellent taste :p :D. I thought our assessments were alright, UNSW law went for the "big bang" style assessment with two huge ones rather than USyd's more continuous assessment with several assignments. I thought first semester was great, and I think...

That's a very strange system you have there, your ISP is clearly ripping you off!

My notes for chem weren't all that great. But if you like I'll post them up.

Your download speed from email won't be any greater will it?

I can't really remember what the 2000 one was like, only I still don't know what I could possibly have gotten wrong it it :p. It's one of the easiest maths tests I've ever done in my life!

Try to practice different sorts of questions in an exam environment, i.e. one where you have some kind of tme pressure. You could try doing a module test from your textbook, writing full answers, in say 2 hours. This will force you to discipline your thinking when confronted with an unusual...

Endothermic - look at the reaction, providing more energy favours the products :).

You wouldn't mind sharing those with everyone would you?

Some country people have gotten in with 89, 90, that kind of UAI under the Access scheme I'm told...it was turtle who told me, PM him :).

All the current editions of Pathways, Contexts and Conquering are pretty decent. I personally prefer the first two for their explanations and questions.

Grammar isn't Catholic :).