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Semester is about to wrap up so I'll post some: * Subject Name: Programming Fundamentals Subject Number: 48023 Faculty: Faculty of Engineering and IT (FEIT) Semester: Spring Ease: 7/10 Lecturer: Raymond Lister, this guy is knowledgable but he is very lazy and didn't show up the whole semester...

I found year 12 physics much more content heavy than the year 11 course, depending on your option topic, the majority of work will be rote learning will not much math, the math is just progressing on from the stuff you learn in year 11, especially the moving about equations.

land rover discovery, toyota landcruiser sahara.

yes

you have to be first in your subject, and get pretty much 100% for all of your assessments/trials/exams.

86, *tips fedora* *scratches neckbeard*

Dicks out

Highly doubt it, the majority of band 6 questions destroy the page with writing. As long as you stay within the designated border of the page, everything written will be marked so best to put as much relevant information in.

Just shout everyone free HSPs, done.

Yo, clear ur pm.

The LAMS mt07 is most probably fitted with a restrictor that limits the output of the engine, 52hp is whats listed in the spec sheet but the LAMS probably restricts it quite a bit.

yellow and silver :(

love the new xsr900

love the new xsr900

Re: CARS & RIDES & Mighty Car Mods nothing bad about a 250, for city runs they're pretty quick and nimble and have awesome mileage, but they suffer keeping up on the motorway.

awesome mate, what bikes you eyeing for the future?

It honestly depends on your degree as the level/amount of math required in uni subjects varies greatly.

Anyone know about 'Interaction Design' I think its new since there's not much info about it.

Yea I want to do something I enjoy and can excel in, I think it would be better to be great at something than mediocre at something. Regarding job prospects, surely its not impossible to find a job. With the compulsory work experience for UTS and maybe some work experience through internships...

Don't really like programming/coding Enjoy hardware / application side of things, not the deep down in depth shit. Want something that can pair nicely with a business double degree. Something similar to the HSC subject IPT, if you're familiar with it.