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I'm sensing a pattern here.. on another note, I've been hearing such horrible things about USYD toilets?? What is up with that? Is it true? I know this is so random but anyway..

yeah but hahaha those are probably for ChemE which I won't be doing so it makes no difference... I think USYD also has a flight simulator for aero students

lol three times now (twice from you but still) I like the sound of SE more than CS. I'm so torn on this. When it comes to UNSW SE and CS seem pretty similar with the exception of SENG workshops. I have friends who've graduated with EE and are doing really interesting work in the US which is...

This is the second time I'm hearing this today lol

Thanks for the reply! Does it impact on the quality of work being done - the facilities being more modern? I've heard the EE building is not that great looking at USYD? Do you regret not going to UNSW or are you happy with your USYD choice? The industry placement program sounds interesting...

You mean the EE building at USYD? I can't check them out because by the time I get back from Europe offers will have come out already which is why I ask :P I'm going to have to choose without visiting the campuses.

I just assumed that the SENG program would be more tailored to software engineering than the CS program seeing as SENG is like a subfield of CS and the program has SENG workshops.. idk.. I'll think about it. When it comes to doing combined EE and CS, I didn't really want to go down that road...

Taking a major in Information Systems would complement your CS degree well. However, considering you'll already have a lot of technical courses in CS and you can choose to do INFO1602 for your core you could take a commerce major that would allow you to step outside of IT if you ever desired...

From the research I've done it seems most chemical engineering jobs are those of a process engineer and the field is not as strong as EE/ME/Civil in Australia. If your interests lie in biomolecular/bioengineering (bio fuels or medical) then prospects aren't that great. Nevertheless it's a strong...

What are the facilities like for engineering at USYD compared to UNSW? Are there any major differences in teaching style? Also where are the lecturers more approachable? I'm interested in EE or Software Engineering and will most likely be combining this with Commerce or Arts (undecided atm)...

Thanks for the quick reply! I'll have to think it through a bit more. Do you happen to know how the EE and SE programs at UNSW compare to the ones at USYD. I know that UNSW is generally regarded as the stronger engineering school but is it a significant difference? I ask because I'll be...

The Broadway Scheme cut-off changes slightly every year. To be safe you should aim for a 98 (low 98 should be ok) Usually the cutoff is just below 98. Don't stress, if you don't get in you can always transfer or go for a JD once you complete your undergrad. Also don't forget to apply to UNSW...

Basically the course at USYD has more of an EE focus and I'm just wondering if that's a good or bad thing.. https://cusp.sydney.edu.au/students/view-degree-page/degree_id/454 http://www.handbook.unsw.edu.au/undergraduate/plans/2016/SENGAH3707.html I know UNSW is meant to have the better...

I've been looking into engineering for a while now but I'm not sure which field is right for me. I've considered almost every discipline (still have Civil at the back of my mind) and at the moment I'm torn between EE and SE. I like the idea of working as a software developer but I'm not sure...