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I haven't done either math course, I scheduled it for the second semester. Anyways, the IT course seems much more interesting for me.

Yea, that require prereq of mm2 so it will be really hard, I never chose software intending to do this much math haha so I think IT would be better for me.

You can't compare apples to oranges, the mindset will be completely different but the general consensus is that the smart people will remain smart and the dumb people remain dumb

We have two math courses, followed by electrical engineering subjects. The math courses have tests every two weeks and require 80% to pass, if you fail a test, you fail the subject.

We have two math courses, followed by electrical engineering subjects. The math courses have tests every two weeks and require 80% to pass, if you fail a test, you fail the subject.

I've gotten an offer to do a bachelor of science in IT and am thinking whether or not I should accept it, I'm currently doing software engineering but I chose it as I thought it would require little math and physics, but this was far from the expectations. I suck at math and don't enjoy it so...

You can find more of them where you find them originally.

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Sorry if this is the stupidest question ever but what is a credit average and how do you know if you have one? I'm currently sitting on two distinctions and one pass for 3 subjects I will complete this semester.

Study like you would any other major exam, practice a lot, do lots of questions. Hardest trials are probably BOS trials, aka. the trails made by this forum. Regarding schools, it's hard to give an exact answer, it depends on the leniency of marking by teachers. Sydney Grammar are pretty tough in...

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Drop whatever you perform worst in, HSC sciences barely scratch the surface of what you will learn in university and in later life. It would be best to do subjects you can get the best ATAR with. If you are really concerned about which would be the best option for the future I would assume...

There are hundreds, what subjects do you do?

18 hours 41 minutes 5 seconds, no more no less.

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Depends on how much time you want to devote to it, an hour or two a day is no problem at all. Beyond that, you will probably need to start scheduling your workload, especially as you approach exams. Also year 11...

A 5.0-kg crate is resting on a horizontal plank. The coefficient of static friction is 0.60 and the coefficient of kinetic friction is 0.50. After one end of the plank is raised so the plank makes an angle of 35° with the horizontal, the force of friction is ?

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