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if I could go back I'd work harder for SDD :(

ohhh, shit sorry, I thought you guys had actual 2004 data on SAM and I thought I had a dodgy browser :D JUAI thanks

what?! thats actually what happends, dont you have the rest of the definition? lexical analysis scans each element and gives it as a token, this token is categorised in a table. Tokens can be categorised 2 ways, either by the language syntax (ie. operators) or by the programmer elements (eg...

*screams* NO MORE JOURNEYS NO MORE!!! i noticed on your profile you work at bunnings warehouse! so do I! damn that job sucks, I sell power tools and ive never used them before in my life

Same, if you're unsure about further oxidation to the iron just talk about how iron is oxidised as its a electron source for sulfate reducing bactiera here are my notes, good luck gloria i wish you the best: Students learn to: • Explain that shipwrecks at great depths are corroded by...

98!!!! thats bucking frilliant

make sure to relate it to journeys or 0 for you

there's also patterns that they test something only worth 1-2 marks in the earlier papers then worth a full fletched 5-6 marks, thats done in SDD, as well as chemistry (rust process)

the tokens are categorised in the table during lexical analysis

perform investigations and gather information from secondary sources to compare conservation and restoration techniques applied in two Australian maritime archaeological projects this big ugly question has yet to be asked, I'd place $50 that it will be asked

they'll probably ask for in shipwrecks the last dot point on subsection 7 ... CSSA tends to be very accurate as for whats in the next exam they where very close for VET IT :O

JUAI tells me 79.75 UAI (for 2004 stats) push up in the exams and you'll go better! good luck

even though it says SAM 2004, the combo box only goes upto 2003?

i wouldnt be surrpised if they tested the galvanic cell set up, they haven't before

they are with the exam reports

I wouldn't do that :(

I got 80% in the CSSA (12/65 rank for the trial exam) and probably doubled my study for chem between trial and the HSC, I hope to get 90s :(

Yeh I don't think if you're great in a subject you'd get a tutor, although if you're really bad you can go to very good which would require alot of work...

The questions asked are rarely specific, usually broad so as to test who utilises the most correct syllabus dot points. For example a case scenario where a team of programmers steal code and its asked to "Discuss Social and Ethical Issues in this scenario", you could mention viruses because...

If you set up all the study yourself, resources, study plan, teach yourself from books, learn from websites then you find that you'll actually learn it alot better. For example, I only really knew the entire process of rusting for chemistry not because of the vague concept the book gives me...