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[Carlito]

The lab results are now online:
http://www.ee.usyd.edu.au/~hutton/E1101/E1101LabMarks04.html

I did ok, but on the other hand, Im so screwed for this exam

 

[MyLuv]

They marked the log book a bit tough...It would be cool if they do it like in Phys,if u go to the lab u get full mark

 

[Winston]

fuck... i just passed .... w00t.... now to pass elec1101 exam

 

[Wyvern]

im so stuffed for monday lol

 

[Winston]

haahh same me dude dont worry

 

[Carlito]

omg the past paper looks so hard i dont know how to do question 1 and they dont show working in the answeres, its just the final answer only that they show.

and i cant belive we cant use a calculator, i mean wtf how am i expected to do this shit in my head.

how much is a pass, im only going to pass if a pass is like answering 1 question correctly, not to mention i nearly failed the log book anyway

 

[Winston]

i can only do 5 ques from the paper.... lol the rest im stuck

 

[Wyvern]

where are the past papers?

 

[Carlito]

Originally posted by Wyvern
where are the past papers?

http://www.library.usyd.edu.au/exams/

Originally posted by Winston
i can only do 5 ques from the paper.... lol the rest im stuck

uhum. i cant even do that. :'(

 

[Wyvern]

thanks.........damn looks impossible

 

[Winston]

Originally posted by Carlito

uhum. i cant even do that. :'(

lol errr dude its just basic binary arithmetic.

 

[Wyvern]

question 1 is easy.........with a calculator

 

[Winston]

Originally posted by Wyvern
question 1 is easy.........with a calculator

yeah... heh oh well

 

[Carlito]

Originally posted by Wyvern
question 1 is easy.........with a calculator

yeah exactly. hence my earlier comment. i have no idea how to work out 16 to the power of anything besides 0 or 1.

also in the 2002 paper, one question is like "Convert 25691 to hex" ... hence you have to divide without a calculator 25691 by 16, and then the result of that by 16. ffs.

Originally posted by Wyvern
thanks.........damn looks impossible

i could probably get about 20% on it max

 

[Wyvern]

do they want specific answers for these?
thats just stupid without a calculator

 

[Winston]

dude converting a decimal to hexadecimal has alternative ways besides dividing, you just have to convert the number to binary and then from that point on we know that a hexadecimal is as of 4 bit representation i.e. a nybble as some may say, break them up into nybble equiavalents and from each nybble convert it back to a decimal.

 

[Carlito]

well i see your going to get a higher mark then me already lol

 

[Winston]

Originally posted by Wyvern
do they want specific answers for these?
thats just stupid without a calculator

yea i tried computing ln 1000 000 / ln 8 lol it was a little hard

 

[Winston]

Originally posted by Carlito
well i see your going to get a higher mark then me already lol

nah unless they ask me all binary arithmetic ques, then ill rip it ... but since its only ques 1... thats all im gonan answer haha

 

[Wyvern]

when they say how many octal digits needed to represent numbers upto 20000.......how do you do that without calc? lol