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Laptops are overrated at uni anyway, unless you're actually studying computer science. Pen and pad for note-taking.

Mac Pro?

Surprisingly the latest version of Bootcamp access OS X files from Windows without any extra work. Fair enough. What model Asus are you going for?

Okie. I only ask because there seemed some issue about requiring 'permission' to do so. Because I'm cool like that, mayne.

What's the best way to go about it?

What happened with the notes??

Get Microsoft Office for Mac. Set up a FAT partition which you can access from both OS X and Windows for documents you want to share between the two if you use Boot Camp. Alternatively you could use VMware or Parallels for the rare instance that you need Windows for a task within OS X. I...

My first year IT subjects are: INFO1103 (1st sem) INFO2315 (Intro to IT Security) (2nd sem) and possibly ELEC1601 (Foundation of Computer Systems) (contemplating 2nd sem.. needed to be eligible for master of professional engineering or to transfer into B.E.E/B Sci) That's interesting about...

Sounds right. Danke. I went to enroll in some of the electrical engineering subjects the 28th and apparently I need to seek permission from the dean of engineering to take subjects from the faculty. So currently I'm just loaded up on the appropriate I.T, physics and math subjects. Should I...

Lies.

People at the info day were telling me that they expected it to be actually higher than Science. I expected it to be around 75 considering it was replacing at least two other 75 UAI courses. Looks like I was right. *facepalm*

What more do you need to know?

Fair enough. Should I touch the engineering subjects listed in the table while I do my science degree in physics? To be frank, $20k a year for the MPE doesn't worry me. Taking an extra year does though.

Hmmm. Really? Should I touch the electrical engineering units in my bachelors then? What's the difference between M. P E and just a M. E?

I'm thinking of pursuing this some time after my Science degree (physics, IT minor). Actual 5 years in a BE/Sc degree is not something I find particularly appealing due to the time duration. Three years seems better suited. Now, Engineering handbook seems to suggest that if I do certain...

Stop touching my willy.

(mod1)^5/(mod2)^3 * cis(5alpha - 3beta) easy peasy with de Moivre

It's a loaded question. However you should still know how to solve this using De Moivres.

Easy way to remember - ratio: rad/2pi = deg/360 and so... rad = 2pi * deg / 360 deg = 360 * rad/2pi

I would say you're in, even if you apply late. You would receive part of the five bonus points (i.e 3), not to mention the course is filled to only half capacity.