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but still they wern't very hard in terms of the math involved. Yes you do need this. But scalars and vectors, on the most basic level, aren't very difficult. All you really need to know is the conversions from Cartesian to polar and vice versa (which is just trig), and that you can add vectors...

I want TeX support too..

I don't know what big packs you are referring to. But yes what I was referring to only had numerical answers, no proofs, no working, but it still helps to you if you got it right or not.

LOL. That's True. There are answers for all the past HSC and CSSA papers, (excluding 00-07). The answers are a start. If then you are still stuck either consult your teacher or one of the many past paper books (only applicable for the HSC)

What are you looking for, (from the new syllabus onwards, i.e. 1980 something) I think the links that buchanan posted and the resources on the bored of studies resource page have about every single HSC paper and CSSA paper that has ever existed and hundreds of other papers from other individual...

Maths + Ext Maths, the resources section contains almost all the past HSC papers and past CSSA papers, That is 23+23 HSC papers and over 16+16 CSSA papers. Yes they are HSC, but the resources section has them sorted by topic, so just pick out the prelim topics. Trust me there are a lot of...

On the resources section, http://www.boredofstudies.org/view.php?course=13, (under the bottom of space) there are NSW IND papers from 01, 02, 03, 04, 05. And a heap of other misc papers.

Not exactly. Its hard to say if it works for your or against you as its hard to determine the neutral mark. However some subjects have pretty poor scaling even for a band 5 or band 6. For example in 2007 in Industrial Technology a HSC mark of 90 is equivalent to a 75 in Mathematics (i.e. they...

^^also agree with above. It would be an understatement for me to say that I disagree with every sentence (well almost every sentence). Not only are some things very bias, but some of the technical facts are wrong (such as he says that your HSC mark is given to UAC, it is in fact your raw HSC...

On some set-ups, Ctrl+Alt+Del does not go stright to the task manager. Where as, Ctrl+Shift+Esc does. Actually now that I think about it it defaults to teh 1st tab, and i was talking about the second tab.

Re: Wtf? 'All my own work' course? Yeah.. It sucks to be at a public school where the DET makes your school do what they want, not what is best for the students. And seriously what was the point in DET blocking Hotmail and Gmail!? I mean, how are students meant to send email!!! Aerath, I just...

Re: Wtf? 'All my own work' course? That's shit. I agree, its completely stupid. It's a waste of teachers time, it stops students from learning and is a waste of taxpayer's money. I agree, there should be no censoring whatsoever, Hmm.. well maybe those porn sites should be blocked, put...

really. well as i said, i was not 100% sure. who sets these requirements?

not exactly, because the quality of students changes from year to year. I still think, that at this early stage your best estimation of your UAI will come from your teachers predictions of you HSC mark for each subject, and then putting those marks into SAM.

When you press Ctrl+Shift+Esc can you see "iPodService.exe" and "iTunesHelper.exe" on the list? They should be there.

well.. if you are coming near the bottom of your class at james ruse, you may be doing better than coming first in your class at some crap school. Just as a side note, I think that UAI predictions could be more able to be estimated from just your school assessment marks if a system is created...

Re: Wtf? 'All my own work' course? Yeah. Its crap, I hate it, all I can say is try to find some proxy sites that allow you to get around the crap system that stop students from learning. Although they seem to be blocking these faster than people can make new ones. Since this post is old...

If you plan to work for DET I think there are minimum requirements, however, if I understand correctly, there is no minimum requirements for non-government schools, however that just means the government doesn't control it, and obviously different private schools would have their own policy on...

Yes, you cannot be that precise.

Just to let you know, its not a HSC exam then, it's a hsc internal assessment task, (there are many names for it, but HSC exam means the final hsc exam).