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Does anyone here do B Digital Media at COFA? I want to do film at uni, and I don't know whether to choose this course, over me two other options: B Media- Macquarie University B Arts in Communication (Media Arts and Production)- University of Technology, Sydney

Does anyone here do B Media at Macquarie? I want to do film at uni, and I don't know whether to choose this course, over me two other options: B Digital Media Degrees- University of New South Wales (COFA) B Arts in Communication (Media Arts and Production)- University of Technology, Sydney

Don't know where to begin Ok. I don't know if I'm too late or what, but i'm doing the HSC this year. So i've got, what, 3 months left of school. I REALLY want to do a film course at some uni, or maybe go to a specialist school for film. But mainly, I want to do Film (celluloid & digital...

HAHAH! I'm on the 23rd! Nah nah nah-nah nah.. Doesn't necessarily mean I'm ready to hand it in yet though o_o

i'm looking at the 2005 paper for ancient history, and i see that there is this section iv.....additional historical period or ancient society. maybe this is a dumb question, but do we do this section? or is it voluntary? how does this work? or is this phased out this year as now we have the...

So, do you mean that I would need to complete an undergraduate course first, then apply at AFTRS?

Bear with me if this sounds stupid- what do you mean by that?

I'm not totally sure, but from what I've read at the webpage of the AFTRS, their courses don't allow much room for experimentation.... I don't know. Does anyone go to AFTRS?

Can anyone else help me out?

Ok. I'm doing my HSC year- I know that what I want to do in uni is Film. Both the theory and practical side of film. Now, I don't know where to go from here. How do I find an appropriate uni and course? I know this sounds really stupid... but any help on where to go from here would be greatly...

Hi! Recently, I've been looking around on university websites at courses etc, looking up my options (I want to do film). However, I have found it VERY difficult to keep up with what I am looking for and reading about. Could somebody with the time, please explain for me, & I'm sure, MANY...

that's good! thanks heaps!

Also, in my Marking Guidelines for my ISP it says "Contains reference to at least three sources in the Report." Does this mean footnoting or actually referring to sources in the actual report? I'd ask my teacher, but its due tomorrow and I just realised this point.

Does the question have to be in the form of a question? lol, ie is this a suitable "focus question": "Make comparisons between the teachings of Mencius and Confucius and thus describe how the former has helped define Confucianism as it is known today."

Anyone else recommend anything other than the Excel books?

Do you think that Phoenix guide would be available at a Five Senses store? I mean, if THEY don't have it, I can't guess who would.

Yes... my notes... about that.. See, when I began the HSC year, I wasn't exactly dedicated to getting a good mark, and most of the time I wrote down the notes and then lost them again in massive dumps of ripped up notebooks... Don't ask. So you see, THAT is my predicament.

Hmm... I see your point. Well, I've thought up another focus question which would be A LOT easier to research: "What comparisons can be made between the teachings of Mencius and Confucius and thus how how has the former helped define Confucianism as it is known today?" What do you guys think of...

The textbooks I am using are: Ancient Egypt (Reconstructing The Past). Bradley, AND Pompeii & Herculaneum (Hein Ancient Med Hist Srs). Iselin et al. The thing is this: we didn't use a textbook for Hatshepsut (I think... well at least I never bought it :( .. or was that included in the "Ancient...

My predicament is this: I am not the type who absorbs what I write; I learn only from reading or listening. In the beginning term of my HSC year, I was not as dedicated to studying or paying attention in class as I definitely should have. I am not looking for the easy way out: study guides just...