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Should apply to get an exemption: University of New South Wales

try b.business/b. info tech which has an 88 last year or another combined or ...kuringai's?

You can in the 2007 program, and the workload is fine, it's just the allocation of subjects over 5 years. But they changed the Arts and Commerce degrees in 2010 so you have more required subjects to do [such as a useless MMGT course] so you might not be able to. You definitely can with arts, and...

They're a bit different as of next year ^ Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Economics in 2010 | Undergraduate | Future Students | Australian School of Business | UNSW, otherwise, unless you do a major in economics [although since you want to pick up B. Ec that shouldn't be an issue], you...

You could do some 2nd/3rd year management courses because a few don't have pre-requisites. Perhaps the ones the liberal studies students have to do? It should just be essays.

Yep. Around that. Better not be like this next week. :x

Crazy bus line today. There were about 3 buses at a time..isn't it enough? Maybe its possible to have gotten onto the bus from the tunnel on the george st side. Could theoretically skip the queue AND dipping. Just pretend to be part of the mob. http://digitalskies.net/art3/2009/03/whoaline.jpg

If you get a 500 internal server error just keep refreshing. It'll turn up eventually

I've heard it was easy to get distinctions and high distinctions in this subject...which is probably why I'll be doing it this semester to boost my WAM. However it is rather basic. There wouldn't be a lot of maths in it, and I believe last year they used a book on Microsoft Access. It will...

You would be doing ARTS1810 - UNSW Handbook Course - International Relations in the Twentieth Century - ARTS1810 not Theories of Int'l Relations Class Details

Auditing isn't 3b but auditing is supposed to be easier than the rest of accounting.

Asked the lecturer last week about that. We're allowed to have slightly more in question two. By the way, that tutor sounds awfully familiar. :x Don't suppose you have a tutorial on tuesday? haha

Well clearly I do. I think I'd realise by now.

I have that exact one. I used it last semester and I'll use it again. It's got good battery life. And yes, it's not school. >_>

http://www.staticice.com.au/cgi-bin/search.cgi?q=%22eee+pc%22 Static Ice. There's one for $465 on it.

it's the same lecturer repeating the stream for the particular day i believe.

Re: How helpful is a laptop at university? Battery life is awesome (about 6-8 hours sometimes) but graphics card is shit. Rather, there's only integrated. But it's enough for uni unless you're doing some type of 3d modelling or the like.

Re: How helpful is a laptop at university? I have a tablet pc. It's a T4220. Bought it from the usa for rather cheap considering the exchange rate. Most tablet pcs are 12.1" and fairly light. The compromise is power though =(

Asp? Not very likely. But http://core-fusion.net has free webspace if you post a certain amount a month, as do other post2hosts.

http://www.handbook.unsw.edu.au/faculties/2007/comm/ProfRecognitionUG.html#TheInstituteofCharteredAccountantsinAustralia(ICAA) Some courses are available only in certain semesters.