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It's only got year 12 stuff so mod 5-8. It's questions by module. So all the module 5 questions in one section, all the mod 6 in one section etc. The book is good, but there's not anything with year 11 in that. For year 11 you are better off just reading a textbook on concepts that are linked...

90% of all the content in the syllabus in the summer holidays. You don't have to do that much to get a good head start but I did that much because I was highly motivated and had a big goal I was working towards in terms of ATAR and scholarships, so I sacrificed quite a lot in terms of relaxing...

I actually finished about 90% of the content before I went back to school for all my subjects so there wasn't much else to study ahead for. I didn't really use any extra apps or things to revise like anki but if it works for you then that's good. During term I would edit my notes as I learnt new...

So yes you can apply for this and it's not in built, but it's not like as you said before with you graduate and then you do it later. You would have to apply for that sometime towards the end of the 3rd year of the science portion of your degree. So you apply while you are a student still rather...

It might be possible to do that but I can't say specifically. You should talk directly to the faculty head / contact if that is a possibility. No you can't graduate and then do the honours, it's in built into the degree. If you want do something like an honours after that degree is complete that...

Also if you're unsure just keep the adv Sci for now. It's easier to drop down to the Sci degree vs going up into the adv Sci degree

It depends what is the purpose of the science degree for you? Is the engineering the main degree you hope to pursue a career in? If the engineering is the area you want to get a job in then honours for science degree isn't necessary and you should do the honours in the engineering instead...

The UOC doesn't have any link with HSC in terms of amount of work. Each subject is 6 UOC at uni normally (unless it's like a subject that runs across semesters like a thesis project for honours and then it might be more to reflect it takes a longer time) Aside from that though you can't really...

Its at unsw they said so they will be doing the trimester so 2-3 subjects

Not sure about that sorry. Probably better off to call the uni enrolment up and ask them about that

The HECs doesn't have any interest, it is only adjusted for the inflation. You are better off keeping that money and then paying it off later. That money that you would pay up front could be invested into stocks for example and over those years it would grow so you would actually be net better...

Unless otherwise stated the scholarship is paid to the bank account. If it's a one off scholarship like for example the AAA Scholarship then you get paid the money in one go to your bank account. If it's the other kind of scholarships that are like paid across the year then you get them as like...

If the parents can afford it and the student is making best use out of it then I guess you can see it as an investment for the future. However, tutoring doesn't need to be that expensive. I assume this friend of yours is going to some tutoring centre or expensive private tutoring since $440 for...

What part are you talking about in terms of navigating it? For the comp1511 in term 2, that shouldn't be too much of a problem to plan out since you are just starting out and doing a double degree so you will have a lot of courses to choose from and the first year ones are often in like most...

Yeah you can change it

Can't really comment on that particularly for that degree combination because I did an advanced science degree in chem (major) and maths (minor). I just know about the engineering stuff because I've done some of those first year subjects (MATH1131, MATH1231, PHYS1121, PHYS1221) that are common...

Mostly speaking during first year there are quite a lot of similarities between engineering degrees. All the engineering degrees need to complete MATH1131, ENGG1000 which most people do during the first term. Some of the degrees also need to do PHYS1121 like electrical and civil. However, during...

The most common ones people use are Pearson chemistry and chemistry in focus. Same thing for year 12 Your school usually will tell you to buy one of the books so I would wait for that information

This was like 7 years ago before the new updated MyUNSW website (which happened a few years ago as trimesters got phased in and they updated the website too). Due to that this won't work anymore

The booklets part of it is not really something you can find as a stand alone thing for free unfortunately since these take a large amount of time to put together, write solutions for and it would need a certain level of individual / group who has a good knowledge of the subject to put together...