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I think they open at something like 8am during o-week. I can't imagine there'd be much of a queue then...

Access to the internet via the UNSW network is fast, but as you say exepnsive. All internal sites are free, and you might want to check out http://mirror.cse.unsw.edu.au which has windows updates and other stuff. 1. As far as I know all the colleges use a PABX system to provide phones in...

In terms of unpaid trials, you can always demand payment after the trial has occurred. If they refuse, take it to the Department of Industrial Relations and they'll get the money out of them on your behalf. There have been numerous cases in the paper where employers continually put people on...

Given that sikeveo has his HSC Graduation listed as 2005, I doubt he has a unipass to get to that stuff. The contents page from the tutorial booklet has: 7 1 Ionic Equations, Moles, Concentration 8 2 Properties of Atoms and Theories of Atom Structure – Part 1 12 3 Properties of Atoms and...

You don't have to pay, Baycorp just likes to make you think you do. Go here, http://www.mycreditfile.com.au/my_credit_file_product_information/my_credit_file_product_information_default.aspx , scroll down until you see Free Service and follow the instructions. The two ways to request a...

elfm's right, NSS stands for new south student. It's the old online enrolment system they used to use, which had the address www.student.unsw.edu.au (which just sends you to myunsw now).

The top raw mark last year was not 74/84

If you want the job then you might as well just apply. If you don't have to write a covering letter for the position (and even if you do it shouldn't take you much time - after all it's just slightly editing a generic retail cover letter you've probably written), the only time it's going to take...

No, you don't have to join the union. No employer can force you to join a union any more.

The program structure of a Commerce/Science degree at Usyd to the one at UNSW is also quite different. Comm/Sci at UNSW is 4 years, while at Usyd it's 5 years. This is because you can complete more majors at Usyd than you can at UNSW. Whether that's worthwhile for you is a decision you have to...

The recruiters must get annoyed with that sort of person - it just destroys the group interview process for everyone else there, so they can't assess anybody (other than the guy doing all the talking - which won't get them a job).

Most firms don't call you if you don't get accepted. They send you a letter instead.

There's only one difference between the commerce and economics degrees, and that's in the economics degree one of your major(s) must be economics. Realistically, there's very little point in switching from commerce to economics because you will do exactly the same subjects and just have a...

There's no need to scare any potential trainees. For first year commerce subjects (particularly the ones they'll be doing at the start, i.e. accounting 1a/1b, micro/maro in first year), a credit average isn't really that hard. A bit of consistent work over the semester and a credit is quite...

No, you have to pay before the HECS Census date.

Otherwise the entire projectile motion topic would degenerate into remembering 30 odd formulas, which doesn't promote the slightest amount of understanding of the topic.

I think it's on saturday sometime. It tells you in the exam results part of myunsw.

If you have the Cambridge 3u textbooks have a look in those. They'll have about all the inverse trig questions you could imagine.

The question is definitely still part of the syllabus. Your method of assuming x=acos(nt+alpha) is valid. It doesn't really constitute a proof that your equation is correct, since the definition of SHM is that: acceleration = -n^2*x To prove it you could show that x=acos(nt+alpha) is a...

I think they mean something that would cause significant amounts of stress through emotional issues or financial issues. e.g. If your boss sacked you from your full-time job on the Monday before the exam you might get special consideration. At least that's the way I interpret that sentence.