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if the answer was 672 g im not complaining :uhhuh:

9 weeks of doing the software major project and the damn bugs in it (of which i never ended up completely getting rid of due to time restrictions)

It sure was...if only i had focused a little more on thermodynamic processes. That fridge/ice question was my main trouble.

Having done both arts and science subject this semester, Id have to say id much prefer science units. I did like the whole 3 hours per week thing for my arts subject and the weekly readings as opposed to that damn physics textbook though

I can tell you one thing, after one semester in BIT @ usyd, you will definitely be pushed to your limits.

what exactly is wrong with usyd?

Co-op degrees are basically scholarship degrees. UTS and i think UNSW offer them in IT. You basically have to apply through a form, and then go for interviews etc and they pick some 30 odd students for the degree. Its sponsored by a number of major companies and you get some $10,000 from memory...

I'd say IT. If you get into co-op BIT your chances increase even further since thats sponsored by major companies

nope started 9:30 and is finished now :D

usyd's getting a brand new building dedicated to IT next year. Its currently in the progress of being built

To me, usyd's BIT was appealing due to the flexibility. If you wanted you could turn it into an information systems degree, or computational science, or hardcore programming or as Moonlight said a more of managerial approach to IT, then theres networks, digital systems, linguistics, multimedia...

1. There is evidence that BCS theory can explain high temp superconductors, remember its still a relatively new theory, and complete explanations do not get made in short times, we could be talking decades here. There's even thoughts that it might be through pairs of holes rather than electrons...

haha i spent about 15 minutes trying to prove the second last part by induction. Didnt work.

er ill give it a shot tomorrow when i finish my final physics exam

Is Linear Algebra better than calculus? Depends, everyone has different preferences. I guess most people would like the easier one more Is Linear Algebra harder than calculus? In the first year context, yes (at least for most people).

:uhhuh: 10char

Anyone know who Geoff Frost is and if hes a good lecturer?

~70-80, screwed up that damn q1, like lost almost all of the marks available there. Managed to pull out 3/4 of the last question so im pretty happy :)

Im only on 21 this semester, if i do IT TSP it will move up to 27. Wouldnt go much higher then that

I can do bits and pieces of q4 and 5 for most exams, usually cant do them all