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I'm doing civil engineering at the moment but I'm really interested in software. Which one do you guys think is better in terms of job opportunities and money, though, and by how much?

I have a trash can next to all semester 2 units except for the one I want to drop (MATH1907). I want to swap it around back to the advanced instead of SSP (it ruins my timetable sooo much). Any idea why? Every other Sem2 subject can be dropped though. Is this just because I got invited to it?

I'm currently doing a double degree (engg & adv. sci) aiming for a major in advanced mathematics, and just want to know if the content of the MATH1004 unit is retaught in a later unit of study (e.g. MATH2069) or if its an important unit of study on its own. Im considering dropping engineering (i...

My PHYS1901 and ENGG1800 classes clash every monday like this: I need engineering for my degree, but am also really interested in doing advanced physics. Do you think I should just drop it anyway, because it gets rid of this clash? (I find it hard to believe that engineering students rarely...

The ACCESS card I'm ordering online said $0.00 for it. Does this mean I buy it on the day? I'd rather pay for it online than in person.

Or would it not be possible to get a photo taken in manning house during this time? Also do we get the card right after the photo is taken or...?

The CUSP page for my degree (http://cusp.sydney.edu.au/students/view-degree-page/degree_id/205) says I need 24 credit points each semester. This works out for semester 1 with my elective being 6 credit points. In semester 2, however, I want to choose MATH1004 i.e. Discrete Mathematics, but...

I made a fair bit of changes to my subs in semester 1 (changed all maths units to advanced and physics to advanced and dropped one elective for another). When I clicked save though, at first it said UOS parameters invalid or something as an error message and it said try again. I clicked save...

I'm on the enrolment variations page on MyUni and I want to change my stream for the Bachelor of Engineering/Bachelor of Science degree but I have no idea how.

Okay so I had enrolment yesterday for Bachelor of Engineering/Bachelor of Science, planning to put in Psych and Discrete Maths as my electives for the respective semesters, and following a Civil/Advanced Mathematics stream. At the part where you choose your electives and stuff with a helper...

I'm trying to choose between Mechanical, Aeronautical, Civil and Chemical engineering. I did both chemistry and physics in HSC and I enjoyed both. I'm not really into things related to electricity, but am really interested in maths. I have an ATAR to get into any of these, and can't...

I was just offered advanced engineering at USyd today, and was wondering if that works with Flexible First Year? Or do I have to pick a particular field of engineering to accept it? Also, could someone explain the difference between normal and advanced engineering? I honsetly never heard of...

A while back I received an email saying I got on the reserve list for the merit scholarships. Have all of them already been given out, meaning its impossible to get any anymore?

I'm considering doing Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Engineering at USyd. http://sydney.edu.au/courses/Bachelo...lor-of-Science For the Bachelor of Science section, I want to do Advanced Mathematics. Is it possible for me to do the Flexible First Year engineering thing in this combined...

If a stimulus for the creative writing part is written in first person, can we change it to third person? Like if it directly asks you to put a quote as the first line e.g. 2010 "Select ONE of the quotations as the opening for a piece of imaginative writing that explores the challenges...

Does anyone have the solutions for the James Ruse 2013 MXII Trial?

I really want to do Advanced Mathematics with Civil Engineering. Can I do it with the Bachelor of Engineering/Bachelor of Science combined degree (Course Code 511770)??

Probably a dumb question, but in the diagram for Q24(a) the catholyte is labelled as Copper Nitrate. I took this as Cu+, rather than Cu+2 because, if it was the latter, itd be labelled as Copper (II) Nitrate. The HSC answers say its Cu+2 though. Does this mean I should always assume Cu+2 unless...

Is an 88/120 (73.3%) on the Neap 2005 Trial paper for MXII a decent mark? (3 hours obvs but no reading time) I'm just wondering what a mark like that would be similar to for say a 2013 neap paper (since i know they're a lot easier now).

I'm really interested in getting into maths in Uni, but what's the difference between these two? Is the content majorly different? I was tossing between doing a maths degree (because im really interested in it) or civil engineering (because the only job i could see that you could do with a...