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whatever you are comfortable with... I think cambridge/arnold is quite good.

There's more information here than what they tell you on open days... possibily with the exception of the career prospect of courses

They get offered on the same time if I heard correctly. I recommend second hand textbooks for computing 1A

You might as well appoint an attorney just in case

digression

actually.. it's how well you can talk/communicate + ofcourse you will need to know what you're doing

course cut due to it's popularity(lack of)

Don't think your degree matters much

on paper .. yes :P

bank teller, bookeeper, accountant, alot of things.. a degree is less than half your education, there are professional courses for things such as CPAs etc... what job really depends on what you want. the double degree is not that popular.. think less than 10 choosed that particular program...

Doesn't really matter since... if graduates of a particular field find good levels of employment, other students will hear about this and more will be studying it, hence reducing employment levels back to equilibrium.. actuarial studies seems like one such example.

wouldn't that support my question

Visit red center to sort that out. why would you want to do discrete now?

since you would have to take a combined program to take law, you should choose something you would like to do, and as timmy said I think you should keep your options open. Comp Eng is quite different from Soft Eng, the former seems more technical and the latter (from what I heard) involves...

There is usually some trial and error involved in these kinds of equations for integer solutions, though archman probably solved it by atmospheric extraction. However there are some methods that tell one what to look for. x * y * z = 140 = 2 * 2 * 5 * 7, and combined with the first equation...

as they say "There are lies, damn lies and statistics" deranged: be thankful you're not living in blacktown/penrith or even (I heard someone) katoomba

seraphim's requirement of precision and detail seems more demanding than that of the actuarial department requiring 5 decimal places for figures relating to money :P

Think keypad meant his computer "separated" two roots of the zeta function within that distance from each other. what are the two roots anyway?

Some of us may not have the luxury of a chance to pursue our own interests, and some may not have the determination.

but that isn't increasing