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What particular part of the HSC Physics syllabus do Civil Engineering courses use? The projectile motion stuff and newtons laws and that stuff?

Thank you very much. Is it worth taking a whole 3U and 4U course, or would it be better to learn the whole 2U course, and then learning specific subtopics of the 3U and 4U courses?

lol, why is it that people are re-answering the same question, I clearly understand General Maths is a no no for Civil Engineering/Structural Engineering, which is why I plan on doing 2U after my HSC is complete to learn the coursework before enrolling into a Structural/Civil Engineering course...

I've looked at Differentiation/Integration, I find it pretty easy so far, and if you don't mind me asking, what aspects of the 3U course are used in Structural Engineering? Say I didn't get the UAI I wanted to get into this course, could I do Structural Engineering through TAFE and then...

So you could say when I do 2U after my HSC (only the coursework, no re-doing HSC etc), I would be able to do Structural Engineering?

I forgot to mention I'm in Year 12 now, so it's a little too late.

What about the answer to my other question about 2U/3U?

I am wondering if 2 Unit Maths is substantial (or do you need 3U as well?) in order to do Civil/Structural Engineering at University? I've heard it can be done at TAFE, then you can articulate into University if you do not have a good enough UAI. I do the following subjects: General Maths...