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They give lots of time for this exam because you the drawing component, so normally you will have heaps of time at the end, stay even if you finish early all the way to the end and just keep adding more to the longer response questions, repeated things you have said worded differently, my...

I know this is a late reply, but the best advice I can give is to really know types of material processing and forming, such as forging, extrusion etc... and also the properties that accompany them. You should find the ones you need to know in the syllabus. Clearly drawing and truss analysis...

Okay fair enough, I guess I just found the jump from acid-base chemistry of high school where only minimal maths was used to the first year acid-base chemistry where K values could be calculated and ICE tables were used. And yes thermodynamics is maths heavy, I think I like that having more...

Yes I completely agree with you on that, but most first year chemistry subjects will have you doing many sub-disciplines. Well from my experience anyhow. Are there universities that offer specialised first year chemistry subjects? :) Would be interesting to know.

If you look at 'the good university guide' not sure if they have an online copy! Maybe someone has it and could share? But anyway they provide all of the graduate statistics like that! Don't get caught up in prestige, in engineering faculties University of Wollongong last year or perhaps the...

ooo nice! Picked a engineering discipline yet???

Yeah the high school physics is more of a history of physics in a sense. Interesting still.

Yes, you will find that University Chemistry is much more maths heavy, the reason they limit the maths in high school chemistry is to make is accessible to people without a 'mathsy' background.

Okay that is 1000 times easier than what I was doing! I always fall into the trap of doing LHS first everytime! Thank you so much :)

So the problem is (tan^2x - tanx)/(tan^2x + tanx) = tan2x - sec2x I am completely stuck on it and have put it into trig solvers and they give me huge proofs, but it is only worth one mark so it heaps too complicated for the marks allocated. Can anyone enlighten me with the way of doing it...

Yeah thanks sup and AD, I think it is just 'big decision nerves' will be good once i start actually class I think :)

My fav HSC physics experiments :)

I'm starting 1st year this year, and I have been super keen for my degree (engineering) and it has been what i've wanted to do for years, but now I am having second thoughts about it. If I am having second thoughts does this mean it might not be the right degree for me? Is this a common feeling...

This thread has made me keen to start collecting :P

What number of coins produced would classify a coin as rare? :)

Awesome Language marks! :) Bump

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I wish my school did that, would have been fun! Although, i'm not sure if the attendance would be enough for it to be practical

Re: engineering studies whos doing engineering studies 2014 HSC!!! lets make a thread If you are talking about past papers( Engineering science 3u) there is the past papers 1995-2000 on Board of Studies. If you are talking about Copeland, ask your teacher to get one/some sent from other...

Re: engineering studies whos doing engineering studies 2014 HSC!!! lets make a thread Yeah true, in the big scheme of things no one really cares about the subject so less resources are made, if you go back far enough when engineering studies was called 'engineering science' and had the...