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yea, im pretty sure you can use the command line in putty to transfer files from your home computer to your cse account its just that WinSCP provides you with a graphical interface (which resembles windows explorer) and so it makes the whole process a lot easier. if you have already used putty...

i assume you are compiling, minimising the code blocks window and then running the .exe manually what you need to do is run the program through code blocks. there should be three small blue icons toward the top right. one is a cog (compile), one is a play button (run program) and the third is...

the calculus stuff isnt hard, its actually quite simple. its just that Blennerhasset's teaching style is a bit quick and some of his examples are full on. when you combine that with trying to fill the gaps in his course notes you just dont retain much of what he is saying

working fine for me i assume you are using the CSE guide: USING PuTTY and XMING TO CONNECT you can try cse.unsw.edu.au but that shouldnt change anything you should also get WinSCP while your at it. makes transferring files from your CSE account to your home computer and vice versa...

you will have to explain to me how all that work makes it easier i only agree when it comes to tasks which use the automarker. but for labs and stuff, i dont see why there is any need to login to your cse account just to compile code. to me it seems like you are just making three left turns...

Re: Lost - Discuss Future Episodes Here! thats true, but I was thinking more along the lines of his sideways story. with him being a teacher and meeting Locke and all that

Im just guessing but I think what he really wants is an IDE untouchablecuz, the easiest thing to do is to download a program like codeblocks which has a compiler in it. you can also write your programs in it, press one button and it automatically compiles and runs the program for you. there...

Re: Lost - Discuss Future Episodes Here! just a tad watched Sundown a few days ago. All I can say is that it felt like such a nothing episode. the sideways story was unfufilling. the only points of interest came in the very last minutes where we learnt Keamy may be working for Sun's dad...

probably not. gen ed states that the same faculty is off limits. there is a big difference between mathematics and psychology, but they art both sciences. theres a big difference between civil and electrical engineering, but both part of same faculty unless you get approval from someone who...

its a shame though, BNW is one of the rare english texts that is actually decent its worth a read though. huxley is a great writer and the ending is brilliant

he should have also introduced you to the environment used in the maths lab machines there is nothing to using maple though. you just type what you want and press enter. simple. the modules are really simple too. the only thing that might hold you back is that you wont learn the...

maple is just this program that does maths. the 1st lecture was just introducing you to the basics of the language like you end every line with a semi colon ( ' ; ' ), how to do simple calculations and so on. basically a guy stood up at the front and did some of this stuff while he explained it...

my lecturer trying to explain why he wasnt prepared to give the lecture "im sorry but ive been organising a lot of admin stuff for a whole bunch of courses and i had to do a presentation. so next week ill be prepared or i will have another excuse. one or the other"

thats pretty much what my tutor said this morning right after he walked in at 9am

american dad is terrible. im suprised it is still going there are cartoons on the ABC that are more funny

lol, got no idea who this blastus guy is, but his advice on programming is pretty spot on a lot of academic stuff has been mentioned, omie touched a bit on social side. basically the first week or two of uni is this magical period where it is socially acceptable for you to talk to anyone you...

the library should have a copy, go there and check it out. better yet, borrow it from the library solution packs should have worked solutions. most maths books, or rather any decent maths book, will provide you with the final answers to some questions but as omie said, course notes are...

family guy is really weird cause you get some people that like it and some people that dont find it funny at all so the OP's questions cant really be answered. you just have to watch and find out

shhhhhhhhhhhhhhh we dont want them to figure that out