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It just feels like theres a lot to be desired...stuff they could have looked at... Read somewhere they could've called this movie 2.8 Years Later and it would've passed...

Not boring...but a bit disappointing..

You can go to UNSW even if you don't get coop :p

Yes...the limit is on UOC not number of subjects.

DX's prices are great, just don't use them when you need something in a hurry. My biggest score on eBay was a new IBM Thinkpad T43p for $1.2k. RRP $2.4k on the market then :D

Elec is pretty hard. gman can probably tell you more about it. I did ELEC1011 and though 'yeeer not too bad', then I did ELEC2031 and got the worst mark in my uni career. I for one definitely underestimated how hard it was going to be. For a 3uoc subject it was hell.

There there kids....settle now...

From what I understand: - its group work, so you might have dodgy group members - subject itself isn't all that exciting Yes you can, except in first year and maybe some of second year because there aren't any COMP electives you can do as a first year. And in second year you don't have the...

http://community.boredofstudies.org/589/general-university-new-south-wales/48486/studying-unsw-guide-student.html See transport section.

I am yet to meet anyone that enjoys writing user manuals :p That depends what electives you choose in comp sci. Here is a list of subjects I've done: MATH1131 Math 1A PHYS1131 Higher Physics 1A COMP1711 Higher Comp 1A (some coding) MATH1081 Discrete Maths MATH1231 Math 1B INFS1602 CIS ELEC1011...

INFS = information systems They're basically subjects about computing without the technical detail. Think of them as courses in computing (eg, spreadsheets and databases) for commerce/business types. At its worst you learn about the use of the power switch and the different kinds of plugs you...

Most of the time you can find out with a search on myUNSW or https://my.unsw.edu.au/help/COM/glossary_a_to_c.html Otherwise just ask and see if anyone knows.

BIT isn't really what you'd classify as maths and programming. Most of the BIT subjects are INFS. I think the general rule is you can't combine at all if you're on coop. I was comp sci though so you might want to check that.

qtf. Do comp sci and pick whatever subjects you want to do. qtf+2

Get a SATA drive, make sure the case supports SATA.

Programming = writing/testing/maintaining/debugging code. No one sits down to draw a UML or ERD diagram and says they're programming. I've seen it year after year. Students coming into uni doing seng thinking they'll do tonnes and tonnes of hardcore programming (ie, coding) only get severely...

At UNSW seng has more focus on the software development cycle: design, documentation, teamwork, management, etc (ie, not necessarily writing code). Comp sci has no particular focus. There are core math and computing subjects like other programs, but a big chunk of the degree are electives for...

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Are they both bookmarked in a folder called "UNSW slander"? :p

That link goes to Computer Engineering? Of course comp eng is going to have elec subjects in it Software Engineering is here: http://www.handbook.unsw.edu.au/undergraduate/programs/2008/3648.html There is not one ELEC subject in the entire SENG program. Pretty much the entire thing is COMP and...