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Nope, nowhere near as deep. Most of the math you do in the other subjects are pretty specific and you can revise pretty quickly (like graphics is only about matrix algebra, and pretty straightforward ones at that)

Very little to none. Subjects I know of that have some involved math content: algos, graphics, neural networks and machine learning.

You get what you pay for :p

Uhh, yes. Pretty safe to say that I did.

Just went from a stone age WRT54G to a Billion 7401VGP R3, and the WRT54G craps all over the Billion in wireless performance.

One of my friends was a low 90. The three of us went through honours class 1 together but it got him the uni medal too.

Depends on the subject...if the content is more abstract/graphic then pen and paper.

1) They upload reading materials 2) You do quizzes online 3) They set tasks online, you submit them online 4) You participate in forums

Probably, depends on your program. Or you could wait till 1141 frees up.

Because you're a bit late in the enrolling, the stream of 1141 that doesn't clash with discrete is full atm. Class Details Class Details

And that's probably where the usefulness is likely to end :p

Like I said in the other thread, you can pick anything you want. Uni isn't spoon fed, you need to get used to looking for things.

UNSW Handbook Course - Computing 1A - COMP1911 Anything you want, unless you're working towards a specialisation/major for some reason.

Everyone is different, you should just see how you adjust to uni life.

Do you want a life? I did higher comp and higher phys when I started. Didn't do higher math - I don't have a thing for maths. I think it was alright. Phys can be a bit tough at times, and higher comp is very enjoyable.

Pretty sure colleges have their own thing. UNSW's wireless has been free for a couple of years now. IT at UNSW - UniWide - UNSW Wireless Network

Don't know what your degree is, you should check if there are any restrictions on your electives.

Swap the one of the two clashing classes for itself, then you'll be able to pick different streams of lectures/tutes/labs to find a timetable that hopefully doesn't clash.

http://community.boredofstudies.org/589/general-university-new-south-wales/235424/unsw-id.html You will memorise your student number, or you will be shot.

My blanket advice for normal vs higher: If you're the academically capable type, you can handle your work and get off your ass, then go higher. Normal/higher courses have leeway (sometimes even past census) for students to go between the classes if they find they're not suitable.