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Tell him that you learn better through a self directed approach and that it would be more effective(especially time wise) if you just worked independently. You can also mention that you will probably go over his slides and if you ever need help, he will be the first person you come to. Gg...

Getting into Uni is just like going to a job interview, you will never know if you have gotten in until you get the offer. In saying that, the likelihood of you getting into the course is dependant on the supply of available positions and demand for the course. I would say that if you really...

Death is the most inevitable event in life, and yet it's the most feared, while people believe that death is not the end, it is still fucking scary. This is just like dying.

Bored of studies is laggin now :(

Too late now, everyone get you matrix ATAR calculators out now

Just ATAR calculator it, BOS was created with the sole aim of f**king around with us. And just over 3'hours left

Before: I done f**ked it up After:

I lied, I already ate the cookie hahahaha

Here's something to pass the time, if you take the X out of my user name, it becomes an anagram for my real name. Digital cookie for whoever gets it first.

Alternatively, from 6am Wednesday 17 December, get your results by SMS by texting your Student Number, followed by a space, followed by your Students Online PIN to 0488 570 570 (Australian mobile numbers only, standard charges apply). Straight from the Students online Website, however this is...

Still cut I had software/economics and maths/sor on the same day, hopefully I can still get over 91. Does BoS take into consideration if students have exams on the same day?

Enlighten me Mrs. HSC 2008

Yeah I did the calculation and then I wrote on how it is used to preform Binary Subtraction

Did people get 11101001 base 2 and then use 2's Complement again with sign and modulus to get 010010111 base 2 for the binary subtraction in part I of option

No clue about band cutoffs, but did anyone do the contrast Integer and Floating point 32-bit binary digit in option 2, wtf was that, and the control characters.

I know A and D are wrong for 12 and decompilation can be considered a part of reverse engineering but not the converse AFAIK I interpreted identifiers as variable names and just thought that since Token generation in lexical analysis ignores the variable names, and that a decompilation tool...

That's nearly correct however you did not take into consideration that they had more then one digit numbers and they used commas iirc, btw check out the multiple choice thread

Here are my answers 1. B 11. B 2. A 12. B (Not sure about this one) 3. A 13. A 4. D 14. A 5. A 15. B 6. D 16. D 7. A 17. C 8. B 18. C 9. C 19. D 10. D 20. D Hoping for that 20/20 :jump:

I have no clue what everyone keeps going on about with the user login question? does anyone remember what we had to do for that, like what the Q was?

The link below is from the SMH. Not sure about their source for the solutions but their answer for 7 is C. I put down C, but am 80% sure it's B now even though I'm still hoping for it to be C. http://www.smh.com.au/interactive/2014/HSCquiz/index.html