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Re: Re: choosing subjects for eng/sci i was planning to major in Electronics for Elec Eng and since thats mostly hardware related i wanted computer science from my Science part so i can choose more software related electives to go with electronics. i was hoping after doing electronics i...

i am kinda afraid that they will later tell me i cant do high maths and they will change me to normal maths, and since by then most tute and lecture times times would be full, i may end up with a really bad timetable. Also thx alot fot that 'class search' tip sunny, so much better/faster...

enroling comes after 2nd Feb, this is for me to organise my subject lecture and tutorial times so i dont have to be at 2 places at once or have too many on the same day...

ok its official im an idiot, i just found it. sorry to bother..il be working out my timetable just now.

since an elective would be 6 UOC, perhaps if i do well in semester 1 i could ask them to make an exception and allow me to do it so i have 30 UOC for semester 2. Any chance for them to allow me to do that? thats the thing i know i have to do this but i can find it anywhere, i only found the...

it seems that for my course elec engineering/science the first year is the same as if i was doing engineering on its own and while using the yearly planner and reading over the pdf on elec eng/comp science, it seems i dont actually get to choose any of my subjects untill the 2nd year. this is...

1. centrino is like a combination of things, for a laptop to be considered a centrino it must have a Pentium-M processor, Intel 855 chipset, and Intel PRO/Wireless 2100 network connection. (quote from http://forums.whirlpool.net.au/forum-replies.cfm?t=148915) 2. i would say HP is crap for...

hey ragerunner wat section 2 are you talking about??? After i selceted the payment and printed it (AUS post) i never saw any section 2?? as for payment you should call them have your uni ID and they will tell you if they received it, they receved mine.

im compleatly with redslert, i am still feeling like im forgetting something, like that first part enrolment and $250 is all done, but what now.. a tip for 2005 enrolment, they should have a sign on the top syaing "Dont Panic, you have enroled and nothing can go wrong now", not "you did this...

yeh a friend of mine missed out on economics and is looking to apply to some Australian business college, (something like that) apparently you dont need a UAI just your school report and you have to pay for it...but there are scholarship oppotunities as well..

hmmm i knew the internet payment was a bad idea (especially when i still have the blaster worm virus) so i used the aust post option.... however is this it? like i chose engineering/science and they made me select a particular engineering but noone asked for science, so im left with Elec...

i got my first too Course: B engineering / B science @ UNSW UAI needed: 83ish My UAI: 89.3

i really dont know, i think when u get into the course b eng b science, you then choose what engineering and what science within the uni, dont you. So u can convince them to let you in, that 90 was made up by UNSW so i guess if you talked to them they may be nice and adjust the figure, well i...

yeah on that info day the 2004 prospectus says "For entry in the year 2003, admission to the BE BSc (Computer Science) is available to students who have a UAI of 80.1 or greater" on the UNSW website it states "For entry in the year 2004, admission to the BE BSc (Computer Science) is available...

thats the thing, if your here for 5 minutes you would be ok, what my friend got told is that this Hecs thing is goverments way of pushing you to become an Australian Citizen, so if you just came here they will allow you to have a hecs place as long as your permanent resident for less then 3...

sorry i meant to say permanent residents, AUST citizens = all good permanent residents >3 years = not eligible but all of this is bs, whoever told this to my friend should be shot, on the site it says they have to pay it upfront but thats all, they are still eligible.

we all read that, he just decided to call anyway to make sure, and he got told this, i also think that guy on phone was bs, if that was so it would have to be written somewhere.

if your >3 years in australia as a permanent citizen then ur NOT eligible.. but i still cant believ that. any ideas anyone

a few of my friends after checking the cutoffs they were all happy, untill they got told suddenly they are not eligible for hecs place. How? Well they are not citizens but permanent residents, this is ok, however they have been permanent *RESIDENTS for >3 years and so they are not eligible...

1st eng/science @ UNSW