I don't know about transferring to other unis - but I would imagine that stuff requires going through UAC, you should check with UOW though, they can probably tell you the proper procedure to transfer into their uni.
Damn, its a bit too late now but I was planning to goto Asia and set up a dot com scam to scam credit card number on the net, seems like this theres a common trend in hacking and creating cunterfit websites to rip off credit cards and banking assets, Theres lots of money involved and depending in the country your in there might not be and laws agaist it but you do have to move from places to places in order not to get cought by international agants. Man theres also internet pryamid sceams thats happening now so theres still hope in the IT industry, I was gonna goin AMWAY when I turned 18 but was crushed that it was shut down
,when I was 12 I went to lots of AMWAY lectures saying how easy it is to make money that way. :mad1: Guess all good things come to an end.
hehe...I was just trying to explain the comp sci degree in contrast to the other ones - many people have a misconception that its the easy way out.
Yes it can - comp eng leans towards the interface between the hardware and software, including the low level electronics behind the hardware, seng works with developing reliable software but also covers hardware, but not to the same length and detail as comp eng. The general misconception is that comp eng is all hardware, and seng is all software. Comp sci can give you a balance of both since you can choose your electives - so maybe in third year, all your electives might be hardware related subjects.
I did the first year planner and all they had for electives where physics and more physics whlie math and computing were the core subjects, how you manange to get into Computer Information Systems (INFS1602) and Electrical Engineering (ELEC1011) in semister 2??
Man I think I'm really not doing the thing right at all. So I have to do pyhsics first semister and then for semister 2 I can do something else? Is the first yr palnner just for Computer science or for lots of other courses? Why is UNSW so confusing, I'd rather wait in the cue for 4 hours and actaully talk to a real person.
COLA probably suggested physics because you did physics in the HSC - you do not have to follow COLA's advice. At the end of semester 1, before semester 2, theres another enrolment period where you can change your enrolment for session 2.Originally posted by Snapwizard
I did the first year planner and all they had for electives where physics and more physics whlie math and computing were the core subjects, how you manange to get into Computer Information Systems (INFS1602) and Electrical Engineering (ELEC1011) in semister 2??
I'm starting understand it a bit more now , thank just wanted to know what you did in high school and what did you get? Man I though I killed physics in the HSC and I still cant hack it not couting to my UAI (got low band 4), anyways whats the core and elective in year 2 of computer science?
haha...I'm not a computer nerd that sits there and codes all day. Outside of studies I'm in the uni volleybal rep team, and I go bike riding too. In studies I was interested in electronics before computing, but that never took off as far as computing did - thats why I do electrical engineer as my elective. Sometimes people might not like programming because the way it starts off or they've never done anything interesting with it - this might change with some of the assignments you do - in first year we did a handwriting recognition program in C.
In high school I did 3 maths (b5), 3 english (b6), sdd (b5, missed 6 by 2), physics (b5, missed 6 by 2), and chem (b4) and 95.7 in the end.