Recent content by shannonm

It's as hard as you make it.. Ask your supervisor what kind of time commitment they should expect from you for your particular topic. I think most supervisors would be looking at minimum 6 hours - 1day solid hands-on work per week for your thesis project. Possibly less at the start when...

" Will a distinction average in engineering actually grant you first class honours? " Yes, a 'weighted' (depending on how your school does it) wam of 75 will always give first class hons ('weighted as in for example 40% 4th year subjects, 30% 3rd year subjects, etc.) I think some schools...

Comon, you think our uni will let you get away with 10$ in fines? Heeeeell no. Your graduation status won't be updated until you've paid all fines/debts

you're still around AC :rofl: :rofl:

btw, it's actually worse than homework, it's from an online (3%) quiz :rofl: :rofl:

smells like first year phys quiz 1, hmm? ..hate to say it but if you need help this early your probably fucked for the rest of the course hot tips: 1. draw a vertical line (rain relative to earth) 2. draw a diagonal line 70° to the vertical (rain relative to moving car) 3. draw a...

Yeah go the postgrads!

Re: 回复: Re: B Engineering/B Arts 4 UOC per subject (most of what you'll be taking) 4 subjects per session 2 sessions per year 4 years for straight engineering 5 years for engineering/arts (so yes, 240 UOC total for this) is that what you mean?

Results just came in for the likelihood of getting a high distinction. It is presented below: </shit stirring>

For (engineering at least), the uni medal usually goes to someone if they score alot better than the second best ranking person (or for larger degrees like EE, the top 2 people if their marks rape the rest). For mine the person who got the medal had a wam (weighted by year, not the nss wam) of...

Btw if you want to get technical we didn't use the "current" flag in a bunch of wars (ok maybe if you mean in Afghanistan and Iraq, sure), but using reason for keeping the blue flag is bs. Find ANY ww2-era (or ww1 if comparing red/blue ensigns) pictures (in colour) and they will show the red...

No. Australia's NATIONAL colours are green and gold - officially since 1984. One of the only change of flag I could take, and the best proposal I've seen so far:

no

law firms pay engineers and scientists to appear in court to explain 'advanced calculus' shit. because lawyers 1) don't know anything about advanced caluclus and 2) they understand that to convince anyone about anything maths/science related, they will need to throw a reputable expert in the...

lame emo