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An aerofoil (e.g. airplane wings) generates lift due to its shape and air rushing past it. However, the aerofoil also creates drag. Obviously you would want to create more lift and less drag to stay efficient. Remember, drag is always the opposite direction of travel (in most exam questions...

Hi All, Here are my credentials: - HSC 2003 UAI(ATAR) 90+ - Subjects Taken * Mathematics 2U 3U * English Advanced * Physics * Engineering Studies * Cosmology (Distinction Course) I tutored students since 2004 throughout my university days whilst studying Mechanical Engineering. I...

hey Illusionz, please send me an email to lil_honki@hotmail.com with more details. Cho

I taught method of joints/sections to many students and it can take more than 2 hours to teach just ONE method (thats if you need to relearn math basics). It's the hardest thing of the course. Trick is to practice with as many questions you can get your hands on. You only have 5 minutes to do...

Engineering Studies is a good subject to study if you are interested in doing engineering (any field) in university/tafe. It really gives you a taste of what to expect in studying engineering. I did Eng St in HSC and continued to graduate Engineering in Uni. It was a good subject to study...

diesel run on higher compressions than petrol. Diesel engines provide more torque and petrols are better for power....thats why 4X4 and trucks are diesel, need the torque. i say google the matter. google everything

Aeronautical @ Usyd doesnt give you a pilots licence. you just knock in some hours as mandatory for a subject. Civil is one of the highest paying engineering jobs available, and there is a huge shortage of civil(look at seek.com.au). Highest paying job is mining at the moment. ive been...

There are two methods to determine internal forces in members. Method of Joints and Method of Sections. First, understand the concept. The assumption you are working with is if the bridge is in equilibrium, then any joints must also be in equilibrium (ie no net movement). at every joint...

whats a container lifting crane? from what you explained, the context of 'container lifting crane' does affect you from building a simple truss. 50 paddle pop sticks is so less...how long is one stick? any limitations to the amount of glue? you need more info on how testing is going to...

Congrats Guys, From a ex-cosmo student, you'll definitely enjoy the residentials, they are great fun. I remember the first residential, all you did was play cricket and tennis. Haha!

Hi, I'm currently tutor 3 students now in Preliminary maths 2unit readying for next year. I've just started next years lesson. I teach around Guildford area so if your interested, send me a personal message on the forum. Ill pm you my number and email. Cho

Hey to all who do the fabulous Eng St, I'm currently looking for a few students to make a class for HSC or/& Preliminary Engineering studies for the summer and beyond. Cost is negotiable (depending on number of students). Please email me (lil_honki@hotmail.com) for more information or call 0423...

woow....seems this board was used alot during the exams and just before...sorry guys i wasnt around to answer. had a huge workload at uni so forgot about this post. The offer is still up! If you dont hear from me on this post for a while, email me. ill get it within the day. Hope you guys did...

Let them know about this. My week break is over, but post any Qs and ill try and get to it.

Hey guys, I havent been here for a while now. I graduated 2003, and studying Engineering at Uni. I did Eng St and did quite well. I have a semester break next week and thought i might offer my services to anyone who needs it. Its been a while since i touched the syllabus but the content is...