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Some schools do 3/3 which is basically doing 3 subjects in Year 11 for the HSC. or Accelerated.

Speeed back to the rescue, stalking each and every post of the TAFE executive.

. _ ., What a school!

I spent 30 minutes on it until I remembered that paper. I am extremely glad that I went through Q16/10's.

Nope. Did you mean to go to the EXT 2 thread? :)

Much longer too :)

I don't think so.

I thought the journalists were going to do Ext 2 questions.

Wait. So are you going to university or are you going full-time work?

For 14 (a) ii), Since it is distance fallen, shouldn't it be 110 - 41.55?

It will depend on your condition after Physics. I would definitely do some light study.

Holy shit. Is this the first time you didn't post a TAFE link? In all seriousness, :D

I'll bet one rep. (Assuming this is allowed.)

So you guys are talking about % raw right? I may scrape a b6 :D

To be brutally honest, you can always start out this way but if you are looking for a job like during Uni, I don't think they will hire someone with elementary c/c++/python knowledge. Try building your portfolio straight after HSC if you are wanting to land a job in the field for work experience.

Do they give half-marks in the HSC?

It was alright. It was almost like they spoonfed answers because so many were proof that ... is xxx. That's what I got.

I would build the portfolio according to the type of sector/company you are looking for. If you are interested in front-end dev/design, certainly build your portfolio that way.

There is always Android :) When you aren't qualified on paper, a portfolio is extremely important.