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Straight credits. Yeaaah

Nah no scaling but they mark it easy if the lecturer thinks that everyone did badly.

tbh i can't really remember, but it was a fked exam mate. That said, i'm pretty sure he marked it really easy. I could only do like 1/3 of the questions and still managed to get 60-something for the course. Now that i think about it, there was a whole question on fast fourier transforms which...

brb getting haircut

well i only have 3 exams at the end of the 2nd week, one of which is worth 30%, so i've done nothing.

I remember my english teacher said he once sat a philosophy exam with one question "What is a question?" to which he wrote "This is an answer." and walked out.

Well the first one is for thesis, and the others. well they were all non-management/rote subjects...up until the last assignments. new info3220 (object oriented design, C++) course has a software architecture component at the end now that has a massive report. It is group work though.

still at uni for the first time in awhile. And i never thought i'd say this, but 400/5000 odd due next wednesday, plus a 5 page report due monday, 20 page group report due next friday and 35% project due saturday after that. It's going to be a long weekend.

The year i did it the questions were pretty similar to the tute questions. Just read the textbook (the one with the dinosaur on the front). I think the course is pretty different this year though, even if it is still run by bing bing.

If the degrees are similar, then you can usually credit a year of electives towards the 2nd degree in that definition. That's what a combined degree is really: A 2 degrees (a double degree) with common electives. This shortens the length by a year usually. That's also why you don't see some...

cool story bro

ugh driving 45mins out to play footy only for half your team not to show up then getting smashed by 50 points isn't the greatest ending to a weekend...and now i've got an assignment to do.

have you ever noticed how often bing bing says 'okay' in lectures? seriously, it should be a drinking game.

ask and ye shall receive...i've only the one from 2007 on this computer (i've got the 2008 one somewhere), not sure how current it is. Does yash still teach that subject?

well have a nap...

Beep test with beer. Instead of running a 20m shuttle, have a swig from a tinny.

Okay someone here has been stalking my profile. Last i checked a few weeks ago i only had like 1,000 views of my profile and now it's up to 46,000. :santa:

i see you've played knifey spoony before

23 weeks of uni left...unless i come back and do postgrad stuff since i'm not ready to give up the student life just yet. >_>

Sounds pretty conservative. Most grad programs for the traditional engineering fields (electrical, mechanical, civil, material etc.) get at least $60k. Then again, not all graduating engineers go on grad programs (consulting, small private firms, etc.). For electrical engineers at RailCorp...