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*goes to edit the wikipedia article to say hedging and derivatives are the same thing* mwahahah :evilgrin:

omg, Captain Hero, you're such a maverick. hehehe oh and btw, I should mention, NEVER USE WIKIPEDIA in your assignments ... EVER.

not sure if you need to know that in any details in the economics course but it is usually covered in finance course in uni. basically hedging is investment in the security of another investment to minimize risk while derivatives is a collective name given to other financial instruments such...

ahhh I remember doing those lol.

basically what stazi said and you can always discontinue your current course and take the offer - well before the 'cutoff' date (I forgot the technica name for the date).

Undergrad 1st year - Design in Architecture Sem 1: - DESA 1001: Design Practice 1A - DESA 1101: Design Studies 1A - AWSS 1001: Architectural Sketching and Drawing Sem 2: - DESA 1001: Design Practice 1B - DESA 1102: Design Studies 1B - DESP 1001: Introductory Urban Design and Planning I was...

yep enrolling on Tuesday. Wilkinson Building anyone?

starting as of 2007 SureBluff - Bachelor of Design in Architecture/Bachelor of Architecture.

Usyd is the most recognized just because it's Usyd. Imo. I really like the course that it offers because of the flexibility (I'm thinking of branching off to another postgrad degree, not necessarily architecture). However, I heard UNSW is the most research intensive while UTS is really good at...

oh btw, I heard 65% of architecture students are female. Hurrah!!!!]

xXPanDa, you should have asked the people in the Great Hall for those questions, apparently from what I've heard it offers you a lot of flexibility within the Bachelor of Design in Architecture as electives. I heard the first year is VERY practical as you'd be doing group projects in your...

Imo, it ultimately comes down to what you enjoy more. Do you like being more creative or do you enjoy problem solving? Essentially, both architects and engineers needs abit of both, but I see architects as being more creative while engineers are better problem solvers. I had architecture as my...

^^^ where the hell is usyd??? :burn:

wow, has this thread gone off track or what? okay any 06 highschool graduates here thinking of doing architecture in 07? btw. usyd is totally for me, mainly because I really like the course outline, the neogothic design of the buildings are totally sexy (love the atmosphere). also, its more...

nah I thought it was too late woke up at like 10:15 or something and its 11:30 now.

lol Imran, were you aiming for first in state for 4u or something? anyways, I got 92 for 4u and I'm happy about it :)

SAM: 96.65 for the techies: ICQai: 96.45 Actual UAI: 97.25

lol Haque, everyone in school knew you'd get 100 >.>

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Engineering Studies: 87/100 English Advanced: 83/100 Mathematics Extension 1: 96/100 Mathematics Extension 2: 92/100 Physics: 89/100 Visual Arts: 88/100 Visual Arts, Critical Historical Study: 42/50 (extra credit, does not count for UAI) dammit, so close to band 6 with everything except...