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Upon further calculations, it seems that if I didn't do advanced, my raw mark would be ~85.7 which is consistent with my mark. Perhaps for SSP, you get the better mark of either SSP or advanced weightings.

Also seems that CHEM2404 scaled from 86.3-->87. In either case, it's pretty small.

CHEM2915 scaled up 84.6-->86. So basically, next to no scaling.

I was thinking of loud headphones on trains when I wrote that.

I should also add loud headphones that can be heard 1 km away.

Very dumb (that it gets annoying), overly materialistic, smoking, drugs, excessive drinking.

You just need to do the units for your major - your final year will probably be all major units. http://sydney.edu.au/handbooks/science/coursework/b_science/b_science.shtml

Don't go off topic.

JD was always 3 years, I think. If it wasn't, it would be kinda lame to do LLB when you can get JD.

ENVI3114 seems like anyone can do it.

Can we remove the dot from the thread title, it's ticking off my OCD. Thanks _traveler_...

Independent papers are copyrighted and illegal to distribute.

They produced Tony Abbot so they are worse by default. Agreed with this.

The correct answer is B. When the bar rolls down, there's a change of flux in the closed loop so a current is induced (b to c through the conducting bar) - this current also produces magnetic flux in the same direction as the provided magnetic flux so flux density increases. You are making the...

As long as you do the calculations accordingly, it really doesn't matter. However, it's typically preferred to put the standard in the burette because if you are working with multiple samples, you want to just refill the burette after each test - if you put your unknown there, you'd have to...

Some fuckhead removed me from GEOS2921 because I didn't satisfy prerequisites - they didn't even bother adding me to GEOS2121 where I do satisfy prerequisites...and I can't figure out how to add a unit. Same, I don't have any options to change units - no trash cans, no undo selections, no add...

For things inside the space shuttle, it's an inertial frame of reference since they are all accelerating together.

Wow, that was a bad response - so much wrong...

Not relevant - that is the speed relative to the centre of the Earth - aging depends on speed relative to each other.

The one on the ground would tick slower - gravitational time dilation. I don't think there's relative motion between them.