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Hi, here are some questions about this topic. I understand that Bridges connect networks of the SAME protocols And Gateways connect networks of DIFFERENT protocols. And modmes retieve internet access from the ISP and routers are just use to "route" data packets across two networks, are...

I'm stuck, I've never done anything like this in class. :S

honestly this question leaves me speechless: And this one...someone care to explain the difference between direct and indirect discrimination? Thanks

Anyone got any tips? lol I thought people might want some guidance.

Who still does them? To take a break every once and awhile eh? get some fresh air outside while putting up the clothes. share your thoughts / parent's views.

Thanks.

Hey, So how do you draw these things properly? I've looked in books and they don't explain it very well :/ I know all the relationships.

This is a really dumb question. it could be A or B. A is operational feasibility B is technical feasibility -.- >.> stupid Board of studies.

Say someone coming 1st internally at school A (ranked 1st) And someone coming 1st internally at school A (ranked 250th) They both get the same raw mark in externals lets say 96. and 96 was the highest mark. Who would get a state rank?

Just curious as to whether anyone here would know, from previous HSC results or if you've been a previous HSC marker yourself. I always thought my school mark very "critically", because cramming 3 essays into a 2 hour time slot ain't gona bring out the best essays tbh. How lenient are they?

you don't have to register software to receive updates/patches. That's provided by default on MOST if not ALL software applications today. and software upgrades, no because you usually have to buy a new version e.g. Norton 2011. should be B, most correct.

Is it just using more descriptive words instead of directly telling the audience what is happening? E.g. Telling: John walked to his car. Showing: John steadily approached his vintage car. Is it right? thanks.

I usually just flick through the paper quickly, and then focus on preparing my essay with the question in my head. After I have a sound understanding I then go to read around 2-3 unseen text. What do you do?

This probability paper I can't quite understand the last part. http://www.boardofstudies.nsw.edu.au/hsc_exams/hsc2000exams/index4.html#m go to 1997 2 unit paper. Thanks.

ahaha just curious really, where do they store all these papers, if there's an excess of 80 000 students and around 50+ subjects, that a lot of dam paper to be kept tight and secure. How do they do it? And not let one kid see the paper. I'm sure people would have tried to roll the truck...

Why is there no grid paper for HSC Mathematics examinations? Right throughout my 13 years of schooling teachers have always said use an A4 'grid' book. But you get to the HSC and it's just a page with dotted lines. -.- How is that even helpful for graphing solutions in appropriate scales?

I've heard that it's not as good as UNSW or UTS. Is this true? What have been your experiences at Usyd?

I was considering do a combined international degree, but I don't have much experience in other languages and I keep thinking two degrees will be too much. Also the expense of living overseas throws me off. I do not have a job yet. Also how will an international degree help my degree in I.T...

(a) you write your centre and student number within reading time? (b) you right tips on your hand, say you got stuck on qs 6 for example, can you right qs 6 on your hand so you know to come back to that question in the end? Imo I thinking it's risky doing either of these. and better just to...

I've heard UAC does this. Meaning they only use the 50% of our mark, which they take from our final HSC exams (because everyone does the same exam, so it's fair). But this sounds incorrect. Don't they get our overall HSC mark and then scale it out of 50 for a 2 unit subject? Not sure what...