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Companies can vary from engineering companies such as Honeywell or to big businesses like Dolby Digital, Energy Australia, etc. It does depend on what field of engineering you go into though. There's even the case where you could end up in a commerce firm or something. The uni you attend is...

wtf lol. My mate wrote "made me swaggier" on the survey lol. I didn't cross it out and just wrote my side of things below any way. I did that survey and gave advice, but I did not do the CATEI one which is for the whole course. I had some useful info but they made the deadline before exams...

Not everyone believes because they "fear" of something or not knowing what happens after life. Some people take it as a rewarding experience instead.

Honestly the phys quizzes should be like the maths ones. You get five attempts and they are timed. That way it reduces the ease of cheating and also you would actually be bothered to try. When you get questions which are really difficult and out of scope of possible exam questions, you really...

not yet phys exam awaits.

I think 1141 scales quite well.

Physics does not look neglected by people. Idk but everyone in my program has found it problematic so far. Apart from smashing the quiz and lab components for over 90% we still aren't feeling confident for the final. Maybe the supplementary exams are made easier so more people pass. Idk though...

Well not many people read up on the threads in moodle but our course convener clearly stated that you had to pass in terms of raw marks to pass the course no matter what. They did not mention what happens though for marks above and beyond the pass which I'm assuming are scaled only once a...

Well I am decent at waves and oscillations and thermal, but mechanics the questions always have some little piece of information where you don't know how to compensate. Then you only get a partial answer which is wrong any way. But by doing them yourself and reading over the answers you learn...

Whatever. I can't see myself doing commerce. Even though I wanted to do commerce back in year 8 or something by year 11 I knew it wasn't for me.

My typical cram session is practically that lol. Did it before every major exam for the past two years. Usually works. However in those situation I had previous study accomplished. Lets just say for Phys, although I tend to make a start, I always miss one detail at the start or take the wrong...

I'd rather do a phd and finish before a typical comm engo student lel. I probs could get a phd in 7-9 years study total (5 now, maybe another 2-4 later in like 10-20 years form now if I'm really that bored), which is similar to comm/engo of 6.5 years.

Read the forums section you need 50% raw. ie 50/100 for 1121 and 60/120 for 1131. Nope. You need 50% raw. ------------- idk but the lecture and quiz stuff has helped. In saying that from marking my past papers I sometimes get like 45% or 60% so on the day I guess we have to be lucky with...

Umm when you measure a voltage drop you have to measure it between two points. So you have to measure the voltage drop across two points in the circuit. This is due to voltage being the same with two components in parallel. If you connect a voltmeter in series you will get a reading of zero...

I expanded the first part then practically ran out of time and just rapped up when trying to do the second part. I made a mistake in it though so while I was thinking about second part I had to somehow redo first part. Though my reasoning in one step was really weak (it was the main reasoning...

Well I know a fair few people who aren't asian lol. Even in my program there's a much better distribution across race. Can't say that gender wise though lol.

expand both sections. You get 2[cos(pi/4)cos(theta)-sin(pi/4)sin(theta)][cos(pi/4)cos(theta) + sin(pi/4)sin(theta)] Then you expand again then simplify and you get the final result.

Same thoughts I have always had on the matter. Its not a matter of being compulsory or not (it should definitely be compulsory). Rather its a question of changing the syllabus to something completely different. And then they can have the analysis of texts as an extension or something or a...

Yeah that seems like a personal dilemma then. However the fact that they can't bring themselves to believe is probably due to external forces. I guess one day they will probably choose one way or the other.

You do this every single time for every single UNSW vs USyd thread but it just keeps getting funnier.