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Re: Would it be unwise to do a degree in IT when you are hopeless with computeres? Most universities teach Computing degrees from scratch, so you don't need experience. And remember, experience with using a computer won't have much to do with Software design. Computing can be applied to all...

Keep in mind that if you want to do more Computing electives later in your degree, COMP1917 will be more useful (and a shorter path).

Applicants will be awarded a maximum of 5 bonus points for each UNSW preference. The number of bonus points awarded and the Year 12 courses considered are specific to individual undergraduate programs. This means that if you apply for a range of programs at UNSW you may have a different...

Sorry for the slow reply. We have an unofficial stream in Computer Science called Computer Forensics (the paperwork to get it official hasn't been completed yet). However, you can probably do all of these electives under Software Engineering as well.

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Thanks Gigacube, One thought that we have is to move our displays to our main building, K17. Many years ago we held it there, but the complaint was that people found it hard to find K17. So, we're trying to decide between having more space in a location that is less central. What would you...

Who came along to our Computing Open Day displays or talked to our advisers? How was it?

You will learn programming in both degrees (but more importantly, you'll also learn software design, independent of any languages). You can choose a Networking Specialization in Computer Science http://www.computing.unsw.edu.au/computerscience.php . Security is covered in a few Courses, and...

Several universities also offer Game Design as a major in a more general degree, like Computer Science. That way you can get the "serious" degree name that you're after, along with the knowledge that you seek.

Each Faculty and most Schools will be manning desks to answer all kinds of questions about degrees at UNSW from 9am-4pm. On top of this, there are the lectures, Scholarships desks and the Colleges. You can come to the desk anytime between 9am and 4pm.

Just a note on your comparisons - you have listed COMP1911 and COMP1921, but if you do any Compuitng Major you will need to do COMP1917 and COMP1927 http://www.computing.unsw.edu.au/computerscience.php . This is scheduled to be taught by Richard Buckland again in 2011 and put up on YouTube as...