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It is best that you get a few years of work experience first before getting a masters in engineering.

Almost certain I'm gonna fail programming now :(

Not really, especially if there's a large sample size 0.3 might account for a significantly high amount of people.

Generally questions of this of complexity won't be answered. Have a look on physics forums or some other math forum for these types of questions, this website is typically used for high school students. https://www.physicsforums.com/forums/calculus-and-beyond-homework.156/

You've came to the wrong place.

In the northern hemisphere they usually have their interships in the summer (so during the winter here), thus it may become quite troublesome.

Re: Electrical Engineering University of Sydney to Electrical Engineering UTS with fa Your chances are better than none if you apply, they usually have a fair few vacancies for electrical especially this year. However, you do have to declare your fails and give explanations...

What about their shabby science and engineering facilities? Feels like I'm the 1960s when I'm in a lab.

lny=lne^{2x} 2x=lny refer to basic logs laws x=\frac{lny}{2} y=\frac{lnx}{2}swap x with y

Deciding whether or not to DF intro programming.

Yes you can get >70 ATAR, you still have trials and HSC to improve on.

School rank needed.

wtf that shit was 100x harder than the sample :mad2:

Maths should be at least compulsory since it pretty much is the language of the majority of science and technology these days.

Why? Can't you just find the past papers and do them yourself?

HAHA physics lab skills test huh?

Well simple differential equations are technically in applications of calculus, e.g. growth and decay, SHM, Newton's law of heating and cooling etc.

Just take out the good ol' trig and log tables.

1916 wow.

Maybe if you study Mech.Eng and pick Aero electives?