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What about getting a tablet + bluetooth keyboard, would that also be viable? Is there any that you guys would recommend? No money for that :'(

I was thinking of replacing my desktop with my laptop but still deciding on that and I don't think i'll use it much on the trips to uni. I've considered the Asus Transformers, would anyone like to give their thoughts on these?

Hey guys, for studying commerce/actuarial @ unsw, would it be more convenient to buy a laptop or a tablet? To my knowledge, it'll mainly be used for loading lecture notes and barely used in tutes, is that correct? Could anyone share insights on what happens during tutes etc? Cheers

I chucked in a paragraph on the 5 policies resulting from Cold War so containment, domino theory etcetc

Friggen changed my answer from shrapnel to shelling to barrage. HAHA.

Ahha inb4 oneshotchunder. :P

AHAHAH memories though. Are you a heavy-weight?

That's got to be so annoying, how come the teacher doesn't tell him off if he like cuts them off mid-sentence, that's pree rude. Empty stomach HAHAH. But hey, go hard or go home :P

HAHA, how long have you quit for?

Fucken gg, I'm struggling to get past 8. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Maths. However I would mindlessly copy out modern notes if i'm feeling out of it for the day.

For business studies, what you could do is write out notes after you go through a dot point in class so when your exams come up, you can easily read over them to consolidate your knowledge and attempt a few exam questions as exam preparation. For maths, just be consistent with the topics...

Usually house music if it's homework/revision.

They were alright i suppose, the guy was pretty good at explaining the topics. And nope, I don't go tutor.

Not really, went to a TSFX lecture and it went over circular motion.

Yeah that's why I said at the start haha :) HAHAHA dis guy, seems like a true 1D fan ;) Nah like conical pendulums and those stuff but yeah, cheers bro. :)

Ahaha 'super easy', that's a relief. :P But i think memorising the formulas will be a pain early on.

Okay, thanks guys! That's reassuring haha. :)

Hey guys, I was wondering, for someone who isn't doing physics, would learning mechanics and circular motion be a difficult task? opposed to someone who is doing physics for their HSC.