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You might be able to do the work of an engineer in some fields, but you will probably struggle throughout the degree which is needed to become an engineer.

Assessment mark is based on your school performance (which is moderated by your school's HSC exam performance). Your HSC exam mark is the mark of your performance on the day of your HSC exam. Your question makes no sense.

Well yes, in that specific case, you will be first in the state without any doubts. But you don't necessarily have to come first in school in order to get first in the state. Of course it makes it harder and less in your control, but certainly possible.

Transferring large files or many files. You might not always have access to internet. Backup storage. Using a mouse. Using a dongle. Using a portable CD drive. Attaching a printer. Redundancy, in case one doesn't work.

Not necessarily.

No, that only counts for half the mark. The other half is their assessment mark.

Final HSC mark.

right... is it Open on here: http://classutil.unsw.edu.au/COMP_S1.html#COMP1511T1 ?

Do you see the Staff Contact? Dr AJ Taylor for COMP1511 Dr JM Kress for MATH1081

http://timetable.unsw.edu.au/2017/COMP1511.html http://timetable.unsw.edu.au/2017/MATH1081.html

You won't. These 'asians' are mostly Australians who were born in Australia...

Do you know that marks matter a great deal? Your rank is mostly irrelevant. Ranks are not a factor in the calculation of your assessment mark. When you said your rank is more important, that is actually incorrect. Your rank doesn't gauge your abilities or your understanding of the subject. Your...

Re: UNSW chit chat thread 2017 They can be final year courses (in 4 year degrees), special undergraduate courses requiring permission, postgraduate only courses or a mixed postgraduate + undergraduate course. It's typically a lower level course is a prerequisite for a higher level course. But...

Oh but I heard that BOS does something called 'moderation' which is based off the raw marks: http://www.boardofstudies.nsw.edu.au/hsc-results/moderation.html Can you elaborate?

If you applied for HECS then you first enrolled, it is automatically applied for each semester. The liability will disappear after the census date.

Re: UNSW chit chat thread 2017 You tell me: https://www.handbook.unsw.edu.au/undergraduate/courses/2017/MGMT1101.html

Yes, there are a lot of Australians and international students.

You should be able to just email the School office and they can manually swap you. Make sure to write clear instructions, just state what you want.

I'm curious, can you explain why?

no