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Tbh the marijuana one actually made sense, which you didn't emphasise enough.....

You'll have great fun with Alan Blair. The content isn't all that exciting (personal bias though), but some of his moments in lectures were priceless.

You could still work full time and study part time. A lot of people do that and cope just fine.

Yes lecturers that explain arrays in terms of a man smoking marijuana and explain buffer overflow attacks with nudes of Jennifer Lawrence....

Higher first year maths final exam marks go up quite a bit (not sure about 1X51 though as they are run differently completely). First year higher Physics changes a tiny bit. COMP1917 in second sem is just a raw mark. Apparently the same with Elec courses being just a raw mark, but I'm not too...

re: CARS & RIDES & Mighty Car Mods Speaking of which, avoid touching the ignition map when using a dyno unless you know what you are doing. Changing a value by 50% or above could be catastrophic. Fuel map is alright though. If you run too lean or too rich it won't be anything like the damage...

re: CARS & RIDES & Mighty Car Mods Being pushed way too hard on the dyno.

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re: CARS & RIDES & Mighty Car Mods Dyno's are known to be the engine undertaker.

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Well you can get that in Engineering, but you are limiting your own job opportunities with that mentality towards it. This is because in Engineering, you can get all sorts of types of jobs and critical thinking would most likely be one of the skills that your competition will have most of...

re: CARS & RIDES & Mighty Car Mods How much did that cost lol? There's a lot of stuff there that can be custom made, but from the spec it seems a lot was bought and plug and play. I'm surprised that they didn't go with DBW but then again it is a drift car.

Lecturer said that the content is different compared to previous years because the content is done in a different order now or something.

If you want to do Elec Eng then you must do PHYS1231. I don't see why PHYS1221 wouldn't be on the electives list, unless it is for the reason that someone is doing Elec Eng. Contact your program co-ordinator for your desired program once you transfer from flexible first year (so maybe if you...

This was how I was back in your shoes and also a bit of useful info here too.

What program are you enrolled in?

Well to start off, do your research (which you are currently doing right now by asking so you are on the right track). I say go with something you will like and find great for the long term. Look to what you think is interesting. Then from those that are interesting, look to the opportunities...

Have a read through the thread I linked above. Generally, the competitiveness can vary from job to job. The money also varies. On average for Engineers, they get paid above the average salary compared to other jobs. For competitiveness and availability, there are quite a few jobs available...

If by job opportunities you mean the types of jobs available, it can vary from degree to discipline. Your skill set can play a factor into this too (previous experience mainly). If by job opportunities you mean the volume of jobs available, you'll find some degrees can provide many jobs on one...