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Engineering is a little bit different as the accreditation process (and as a result, graduating) requires work experience. From what i've heard students at UNSW typically do it towards the end of their degree. Theoretically, yes. But the facilities/subjects set up for the engineering practice...

Just persist with 2U then. You'll need 2u (arguably 3u) for your course anyway, so it's actually less work overall if you just do 2U. Not really, comp sci theory can be math heavy but software engineering and maths are VERY different.

Didnt need to do that in any of the first year business subjects, the lecture notes usually suffice.

Works fine for me, maybe try clearing your cookies and/or using another browser?

I wouldn't say the FBF textbook is needed - the exam closely follows the types of questions in the tutorials and assignment, dont need any extra resources.

Depends which model of the R33 and S15 and for what purposes. (i.e. R33 GTR > S15/other R33, but not for drifting)

Still no problem with learning something like Rails or Django (Python) even if they are getting a bit dated! They were/are very influential. I just think full stack Javascript is very exciting as you can do so much with a single language and it's becoming mature enough know that large companies...

To be honest, Rails is losing favor to full stack JS these days - stuff like the MEAN stack (MongoDB + ExpressJS + AngularJS + NodeJS), MeteorJS etc.

VERY rare for web development. You'd only (maybe) see it in some highly optimised back end.

Are you doing NodeJS/server side JS? It's the big thing now (full stack JS), but traditionally back end work is done on other languages/platforms. (PHP, Ruby on rails, python, .NET etc.)

Redirect has been fixed.

I don't count that as affording it though. If you have to make sacrifices to buy something and maintenance/unpredictable costs might be a problem, you cant afford it. Tbh, I wouldn't be surprised if in the current market you could rent a house and buy a super car a few years old drive/maintain...

Sorry to cut your dreams down but most people will never be able to afford a C63, let alone from their first job.

Lol no, the first 427 CI BBC made 390hp in the late 60s according to wikipedia. Also back then the American manufacturers uses to underrate their engines, sometimes significantly, for insurance purposes. That's around what/more than the exotic manufacturers were getting out of their engines...

I don't think there's any ambiguity to it. You can't simultaneously be a full time and part time employee, and as per the question part time employees do not work in NY. If there is some case where an employee can be simultaneously ft and pt it would be beyond the scope of the question and not...

Yeah, but the second step doesn't involve authorising the uni to share your enrolment information etc. with Transport NSW. That part is optional in the first step and is what the concerns earlier in the year were about...

I'll fix this soon.

Do you mean the redirection itself or the fact that it redirects to the main page? I don't think the redirect itself is avoidable. It's never been much of a problem for me, I usually tick remember me and dont have to login while using the forum.

That's not what the site says?

Looks like we've got concession opal for next sem: http://www.uts.edu.au/current-students/managing-your-course/your-student-info/student-id-cards/travel-concessions Also seems that we don't have to share our info with Transport NSW if we have a valid concession sticker - not sure if that will...