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Although there is a thread which addresses the topic of reliability and usefulness, I have decided to post a specific guide on how to answer this question in the World War I section. As I am sure most if not all students of Modern History are well familiarised with, there are 7 concepts...

While I was belatedly cleaning out my HSC notes, I found a bunch on techniques. As Absolutezero has already done a thread on literary techniques, I figured I would just do one for film techniques (as sometimes there are students who study films for their core or related texts). Techniques...

There would be a lot of students who have gotten high ATARs with 10 or 11 units, so you really shouldn't be too concerned about the correlation between the numbers of units and the ATAR you're going to receive. You need to think about whether or not you see yourself doing well in Chemistry when...

Have you already gone through a process like this? https://mypassword.mq.edu.au/index.php?screen=MQInitPW

It's up to you, it won't be counted as a clash I think because lectures aren't compulsory. You might be able to do practical switches at the end of the first week since sometimes students like to change classes, but this has to be a mutual agreement. If worse comes to worst, you might have to...

Re: I don't know what to name this thread. His point is that if OP has romantic intentions for a girl, he can't simply treat her like he would any other male because that would lead to nothing but a platonic friendship. I thought this was pretty obvious to be honest, so saying "There is no...

http://unitguides.mq.edu.au/unit_offerings/46595/unit_guide#general-information-section Unit guides will give you a very good idea of what your units may be like in terms of what you will have to do. :)

This could be the case to be honest, they might've changed it for this year, because I did notice that the criteria in this year's handbook seemed more allowing.

Basically the groups are pretty much decided from the tables you sit at, so the table you sit at for your first practical will likely be your group for the rest of the semester. There's not really much use in choosing your groups anyway because you probably won't know most if not all the people...

Basically in the practicals usually the tutor will extend on the knowledge you learnt in the lectures. Some in-class experiments might also take place, which can be involved in the assessments you have to complete (but really don't worry about this too much, your tutor will help you through it...

I did BBE100 in my first semester last year, I would have to say it was relatively easy, although at times the content got a little boring. This was helped with pretty active lectures and practicals though. Basically there's not that much hard science in BBE100, it's a lot more about remembering...

Probably electives I would've thought.

Yes, you cannot do units if they have necessary prerequisites you have not fulfilled.

Seems so.

No you can't, they have to be from a different faculty.

If it's anything like last year, just go to the building C7A. This usually happens on your designated enrolment day. You might also have to pick up your concession card if you're planning to use public transport, as well as pay your student fees (if you don't do this on time you can incur a $200...

Well the only thing you can do really at this point is keep on persisting. You do still have three terms left so there's a lot of time to get things together. Just get focused and prepare yourself for your half-yearlies so you can set yourself up well for the year. Good luck!

No, it's completely fine to take a laptop/tablet if it's ideal for you. :)

Well personally I am a fan of Jamie's Italian, located 107 Pitt St in Sydney. Here's the menu if you want to check it out: http://www.jamieoliver.com/italian/australia/menu. The times I've been there I've had the tagliatelle bolognese because I love it far too much. I've also ordered lemon lime...

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