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Considering that only 7% of students doing SDD are female.

Motif

Don't worry. I just spent the whole day relearning the course.

The Drama teachers at my school put on a play about the exciting world of Drama. But, anyway, back on topic. I find the theoretical side of SDD is content heavy with a bit of common sense mixed in, save the coding parts of course. Head over to HSC online or the resource section here has some...

Got Software next Thursday... sigh.

I'm coming second at 85% and my friend is coming first at 93% or something. I think the person coming up third is around the 60%-70% range. The rest don't even care for the subject with the bottom guy at about 25%.

The only question that stumped me was the very last. Took me at least five minute of writing for me to actually get what it meant.

So, how easy was that?

Going by yours, I got the last 4 right.

A story board is multiple screen designs, so if you drew more than one screen, you're fine.

3, 4, 7 :(

It was alright. The only one are really screwed up was on Question 23 or 24 there was a question about designing a database view or something. I had no idea what that was about so I skipped it and come back to it 1 minute before the exam ended, and just draw 2 tables with random headings. I...

"a composition on or adaption of a studied text" Does that mean what I think it means?

My Ext 2. Short Story had Christian symbolism and motifs, and my teacher said it was alright. As long as you don't say anything to rambunctious like "Christianity is wrong!", it'll slide.

Thing is, I start on creative because I know it's my strong point and I know I'm going to get all the marks there, but I get carried away and end up going over 45 minutes. So, I'm going for a risky strategy and starting with essay, then short answers, then finally creative writing.

English Part 1: 8 IPT: 7 English Part 2: 3 2U Maths: 4 EX1 English: 3 Entertainment: 5 SDD: 5

The 1987 song, Luka by Suzanne Vega. Alright for a related text? I recently swapped text because my original was quite terrible. Just need a bit of reassurance.

Is your candidate number your student number?

"50/50 short stories are terrible" Ah, looks like I'm getting 50/50.

Just checking up on the Board of Studies Assessment and Reporting guideline, and it says I need a cover page with my School number and Candidate number. Well, I don't know either of these. Is it important? Anybody know where I could look?