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What thing? :confused:

1280x768 on a Fujitsu P5020 and 1600x1200 on Sony G520

If you do manage to get the transfer you will basically be a semester behind at first. But since a lot of the foundation units are offered both semesters it shouldn't be long till you catch up by doing law units where you previously had business electives.

IT at Usyd is identical to CompSci exactly the same subjects. Except you do an extra year (perhaps 3 majors if you can fit).

Some of the Dell Insprion(1150) at www.dell.com.au series will probably fit your budget. If the notebook is for bringing to uni you should look for something with at least 4 hours battery life and weighs no more than 2.5kg you won't get that new for $1300. I just bought a notebook recently...

Whats wrong with B.IT at Sydney? It is one of the most difficult IT degree to gain entry (97+) and requires a credit average every year to continue. Just by itself probably none of the IT degrees out there teaches you enough or the right content to easily obtain work after graduation. Employers...

It s quite good actually, better than I expected. Most of the staff have a good balance of teaching and work experience. Rather than all theory some subjects are more practical than others requiring moots. A large number of students in every class are graduates often from areas of humanities...

IT - 4 years honours included, maintain credit average in IT subjects Comp Sci (adv) - 3 years, must study half your IT subjects at adv level and maintain credit average Comp Sci - 3 years and no other requirements You can transfer or force to transfer between programs depending on your...

Do you mean counsel? Probably the sides representing each of the parties

Vidomi is quite easy to use but you still have to spend some time configuring the codec. http://www.vidomi.com/

yes they do http://www.physics.usyd.edu.au/ugrad/iphys/iphys_webct/ipexams.html

building and servicing computer hardware sounds like something you get taught in tafe or as an apprentice. If you read here there are 2 possibilites either a IT degree with a major in digital design and systems or a degree in computer engineering

it really depends on what you want to do at the end of it all. If you are interested in computing alone it may be wiser to do computer science as I think the extra electical and physics they teach you in software enginnering isnt really necessary if you were to program or maintain a network for...

I just got mine. Pretty damn happy did close to no work and didnt fail :D

WMA sounds better and compresses better at a lower bit rate (64kbps or lower). You might also want to try OGG algorithm probably the best lower bit algorithm.