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it doesnt really matter which one you choose. i picked chem1031 which went into deep chemistry details that are somewhat irrelevant to further chem eng subjects. chem eng mainly focuses on the physics side of thermodynamics and what not with a basic knowledge in chem

what school did you go to?

yeah i got 88 for 2u... so struggling with complex numbers atm... as well as calculus

yeah, ive been putting in work for my subs... sleeping late night to study. still don't understand shit. should i focus on the lecture notes or the problem solving homework they gave us for maths and physics? so basically, im asking should i focus on the information side (writing) or the...

well all I can say is... Fuck! I was aiming for a D avg... I guess a Cred avg is good enough for Engineering.

With uni going by very fast and lecturers blitzing through their slides in the lectures, how hard is the final exam going to be? Is it harder than HSC? I'm doing Math1131, Engg1000, Engg1811 and Phys1121 plus people say that those who study their ass of during uni will generally get D and HD...

not the highest but I would think that Chemical is up there. Plus it is high in employment

yeah I shouldve done 3u. the lowest mark in the 3u class was 29. and he had an 85 for his HSC mark in athd advanced. so yeah hopefully i'll be able to catch up in first year maths.

currently dropping my nuts for this semester.

i didnt do 3u, will I struggle?

But i didnt do 4u so i wouldnt have a clue if I did read over it.

mech eng/science (chem)

im thinking of getting a macbook pro. is it alright for my degree and my comp subject?

im doing math1131 phys1211 chem1031 and computing for eng is it better to have a mac or windows for the comp course?

so im doing Mech Eng at UNSW this year and im doing a maths, phys, chem and a computing course. I heard that the maths is pretty much yr 12 4unit. How can I prepare for this? I only did 2u maths (hsc mark 87). How can I also prepare for the other subs?

yup smashed it!

Where can you find tje cut off for all courses in 2012?

Yeah true. And I might consider the double degree. What happens if I fail it though,

yeah I checked uac. and it is possible. what would be better do you think? is it easier to transfer to a single degree or easier to transfer to a double degree.

I can get in b engineering (Chem) / b engineering (materials science) now my options are to take this course and transfer to b engineering (chemical) if I'm struggling with the workload. or do b engineering (Chem) and combine it with materials science in the second year if I do well in the first...