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thats probably it if they dont ask what they did in CSSA 2003 paper (5 marks on functions)

You have to draw conclusions from questions and apply the most appropriate SDD syllabus headings and replies in your answers :( I hate broad questions

I just can't handle it, everything I watch I analyse :(

I only dropped down because I can't cope with SDD/Chem/BS(at the time) demands, those subjects suck up alot of my time, and early year 12 I wasnt willing to work as hard as I am now to get 90s in them all. When I dropped 2u maths after half yearlies my ranks went better for all my subjects ... I...

there is a physical change of file location on disk, ie. file allocation table is defragged afaik?

Anyone here else think they're screwed for SDD?

I can't even evaluate functions properly (ie. 2004 paper :()

right after the HSC Im going to go buy 2u/3u mathematics text books ... why? i only need 2u, i want to learn 3u seriously just for the fun of it

well i need 95 and at UNSW :/

ill probably ace the HSC now if i have sikeveo's knowledge :p

im starting to regret dropping 2u, i was averaging 70s with that :(

i got those marks (raw) for my trials and i do SDD/Chem/IT/gen maths/stnd english it just had me worried that i'd get 75 uai (not saying its a bad mark but i need higheR)

what subjects did you do for the hsc natstar?

armin and ferry deserve it, paul van dyk and tiesto's work is too commercial scott brown needs to be there

not going to get it, :( my SDD isnt that strong to get me 90s, maybe 80s but I need a few 90s at LEAST to get 95! but ill be happy with anything, i should of worked harder earlier in the year not just when trials start, but i get what ill deserve

Oh thank GOD! I thought what is entered is meant to be presumebly your raw mark! Thanks :D better go study and get that 90s for chem/SDD

last years cohort wasnt bad, they had alot of easier hsc exams though

the 2004 paper had relatively easy pseudocode compared to previous years

i never got a tutor for my HSC, not to put down people who got tutors but I'd rather get that 90s knowign that i worked hard gathering resources and organised myself, not a tutor

neural networks are seperate, they are built purely to learn and my assumption is that heuristics are rules that are learnt, expert systems are purely built with lots of facts (like a database) and able to draw a conclusion from hueristics you notice how heuristics is like a 'rule' for both...