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i think you need to have time where you study on your own, and time where you study in groups. Group study is really benificial.

you must do gen ed.

most people would just use a computer. excel can do it.

go to the lab's and practice, practice, practice. also make sure you know the work and know how to write up the practical, this of course depends if they are going to ask you to write the prac up. if they will then practice this. mostly they will ask you slightly different to what you expect...

The Board of Studies does not publish answers, only Marking Guidelines and Examiners Comments. However there are many 3rd party publishers which publish books with solutions. Also check the resources section of this site as it contains answers to past HSC's.

for the purposed of the UAI ONLY: Band 6 in Standard is better than a Band 5 in Advanced. Band 5 in Standard is better Band 4 in Advanced. 88 in Standard is better than 80 in Advanced. This is because they are scaled the same way. HOWEVER it is harder to get a band 6 in standard than a...

yeah true.. most people will just end up socialising, instead of talking about actual hsc related work. however if you get the right people, it can work out it doesn't always end like this.

you can do what you like, but i think you should either A. Go though past exam questions and discuss with the others what you think you could write about and then see what the others would write. Often others will think of good things that you would never have thought of and you will think of...

http://www.boredofstudies.org/resources.php then you can go down to the bottom and click on the subjects you would like resources for. :) Oh.. and this is the perfect place for a question like that.

divide each side by i.

yeah but that will only kill it once it's already started. i want it to never start in the first place. one is 80GB, the other is 80GB. yeah i don't know. is 10GB free space enough? and yes i've got billions of programs. what is the best free, spyware/adware/tojan removal tool?, Spybot...

i have like 50. but i think most of them are needed like svchost, csrss, smss, alg, spoolsv, lsass, hkcmd, ctfmon, etc, etc, how can i stop the "iPodService.exe" from running and starting on start-up, since i don't have an iPod I don't need it. But whenever i remove it from the registry or...

Over the year's my computer seems to be getting slower and slower.. It's using 1/2 of the total ram just after is starts up before i load any programs! (total 1GB). My processor is a P4 (3.2Ghz). I use XP, and my C drive has about 10GB free space. Should I consider upgrading hardware or are...

i think there was another thread just like this.. umm.. firstly i suggest you read my notes on a titration prac that i had to do, http://www.boredofstudies.org/download.php?id=9531 try reading that.. i can't really remember enough to answer your question, but i think the answer is in that link. :)

just grind up red cabbage, extract the juice, add a bit of water, then wolla, you have your own indicator. you can test it by observing the colour change in substances like vinegar, detergent, etc, etc...

If you ask me, this is just another one of the uni's dodgy methods to get more students while not lowering their uai (as lowering the uai would mean that high achieving students will think "i have a uai of 99.95 it would be stupid to waste it on this course which has a cut-off of 65"...

You would probably get more results if you post it here, then people can read it and make suggestions, etc.

Re: Request: Half Yearly Past Papers sorry. i only have past papers from the subjects i do (see my signature) and a couple odd ones like 4u and Information Technology.

Re: Request: Half Yearly Past Papers i agree with cal- just do past hsc and trials and skip the questions that you haven't done. most schools, or at least the two that i know of, just steal questions from past hsc's, cssa trials, and nsw ind trials, so the more you do the more prepared you will...

i recommend you do some trial paper's and just leave out the questions that you haven't studied. :)