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Everyone I know who was enrolled in that course has already switch to something else.

They usually start off with some very basic set theory we're you'll eventually bump into complex numbers (easiest topic in 4U, completely doable with 2U knowledge) and after that it'll just start off from where you left 2U maths in high-school. As for physics, HSC mathematics would be more...

Most of the stuff they cover for "3U" bridging courses is 2U a-lot of the times. For normal first year mathematics a solid grounding in 2U maths is sufficient. Most of the times the lecturers and tutors will go over the 3U stuff before teaching new stuff that assumes 3U maths. Be wary however...

Yes.

Yes.

If you like things being 'trival' then boy you sure are gonna enjoy engineering.

From what I've heard, MQ actually has the better course quality wise whilst the course at UNSW is known for the prestigious factor. There also seem to equally competitive entry-wise with the MQ cutoff being 96 and UNSW cutoff being 97.

nah MIT

Re: Semester 2 USYD Chatter Thread Quizzes, assignments and work training begin next week. The fun begins.

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well fk lol in that case then yeah they might ask you to graph it. It's basically like 2U maths were you predict curves for rates of change but you also have to take into account Le Chatelier's principle.

20m=\frac{{V^2_0}sin^2\theta}{2g} 20m=\frac{{V^2_0}}{2(1.6ms^{-2})} V_0=\sqrt{20m*2(1.6ms^{-2})}=8ms^{-1} Either the answers are off or there was a typo.

Do you know what the test cases are?

You should still try your best regardless. Also if you go to UWS and do civil, get good marks you can transfer to UTS and even get credit transfers for the units you have completed.

School rank needed, Have you considered EAS? On a side note, looks like you're going to have some trouble with engineering especially with your math ranks. Even with EAS, the maximum amount of bonus points you can get is 10 (assuming you got over band 5 for maths, physics, and chemistry). No...

Standard or advanced English?

Number |e^{i\pi}| Or \sqrt{-1} like \sum \pi

Yes, especially if you perform well in your HSC.

No benefits. Since your ATAR is calculated from your top 10 units, all six of your subjects will be counted towards regardless of how well well you perform in them.

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