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Actually nvm just remembered google. Thanks!

What is linear algebra exactly?

I didn't do that well in 1131 :/ What topics do you guys think I should study/not study at all for MATH1231 next sem? (I hate matrices. Their applications are cool, so I'm trying to use that as motivation)

There's a b!tchload of other things I'd rather do tbh :)

What happens in them aside from that though? The engo one is 5(!!) hours long

Is it necessary to attend the faculty welcomes? I've been to UNSW several times, and have read the website's info on each of the faculties. I really don't feel like attending my faculty (Engo and Science) welcomes cos they clash with interesting events/seminars :/ What do they do at the faculty...

why did I wake so early

There was a guy called theism who started a classical music one in the music forum in 2010 :)

Classical Soc FTW!!! One thing that I'd also like is for people to come together and share any neo-classical pieces of music they may have composed. I have a few melodies, but I want to make up a proper piece :chainsaw: But yeah, neo-classical composers + concert hosting + general blabber about...

I can't find any societies that have classical music enthusiasts :/ Is there some sort of group like this? The parties and camps look fun yeah, but attending a nice classical music concert would be nice :) And if my piano abilities get better (Chopin's op64 no2 waltz is still giving me trouble)...

Re: PHYS1111 (fundamentals of physics) vs. Physics bridging course at UNSW for Chemen thx bby

Re: PHYS1111 (fundamentals of physics) vs. Physics bridging course at UNSW for Chemen PHYS1111 is good for me?

^ I want to do PHYS1111, so I hope it's the better option.

Calculus was quite fun and enjoyable :) And I'm not $380 out of pocket

^ + why is/isn't it necessary. Thanks in advance :)

^ I know that we have to do Physics 1A/Higher Physics 1A in the 1st sem. What parts of HSC Physics are required for thid, and

I want to choose a degree that not only lies in my interests, but can lead to a high paying, enjoyable job (yes you've heard this before). I don't mind anything chem/bio related, which is why I asked my question. I've heard great things about biotechnology, and environmental science etc...

Sorry to hear about your dad, haya. The fact that you got the ATAR you did is amazing, because in your situation I would have simply fallen apart and given up. I'm not going to ignore your cockiness on the forums, but props to you for that number despite your situation. I hope you applied for...

Ditto!

Yeah they're activated together in a way. Th cells activated ---> release interleukin-2 (a cytokine) ----> activates B cells, which then clone once activated (killer T cells also clone upon activation)