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normal maths would do.. but I think you must do higher physics. hmm.. get someone from maths or physics to override the clash if you are keen ontaking higher in both

ofcourse comp/phys/maths will be easier to manage

The only difference is between the software used. 51 introduces you to matlab, a numerical computation software, while 41 teaches maple, which is a symbolic computing software.

international business should lead to a pretty concrete career, you can join one of the many importers, exporters or just any trading firm.

information systems ? :P

it's compulsory that you use.

monty hall

you usually do GenEd in year 2 and 3 only, not year 1.

you'll be fine.. there's not much beyond.. hey that's the formula, these are the sample questions, and these are the sample solutions, reproduce these in teh exams and replace with appropriate numbers

usually 4 subjects, 3-3.5 for most commerce subjects, 5-6 for sciences and maths, 6 for a language.. erh not sure about the rest..

well do a bit of both, then you are hedged against uncertainties

yes indeed, these responses ought not to influence uac prefs

6CP - Economics 3hrs, QMx 3hrs, accouting 3.5hrs, Maths-(if you do actl) 6hrs, Law -??? Don't get fooled by short contact time for law.. you do work at home too.. it's recommened that you do 40 hrs of HW for a normal load

a very motivating initiation lecture by Sacchi

You'll be fine. but ofcourse.. more knowledge is better than less

The old way is better.. you need a liberal education to be a good professional.

management sounds good..

So in conclusion, UNSW is better

Yes, just look up CVs of senior management of companies. though most of them has good business sense to begin with

Macquarie is a paddock. Macquarie works your arse off Macquarie is not is in the go8 http://www.go8.edu.au Macquarie has a worse maths department. Macquarie isn't as established I don't go to Macquarie. :D Therefore go to UNSW