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My friend, for some reason, went to re-check his Timetable, and then frantically msged me on MSN telling me it had changed for no reason. And so i went and did the same, and alas, it had changed also. Just wondering if anybody elses has also changed, and also alerting people to the fact that...

I certainly will be. But now i don't know which one i have to use for tomorrow. :( This was my old one: And now it comes up as: What to do... what to do....

Has anybody elses timetables changed? Mine has gone from perfect to completely fucked up AND with a clash. And i didn't request for it to be changed/haven't done anything to it. This just plain sucks.

Anybody find out that EAS actually helped them get into their course? 601070 Bachelor of Design in Visual Communication - full time at University of Technology, Sydney, City campus This years cut-off: 92.70 My UAI: 86.35 Difference: 6.35 I thought it was up to 5 points maximum...

B Design in Visual Communication @ UTS, first pref.

?? Last years cut-off was 92.30. I only got 86.35 and was also accepted for EAS. So either the cut-off decreased significantly or something isn't right.

I was logged in as Ge Gao at one point.

Yes. Mine was 38 and i was expecting low-mid 20's.

Yeah, i wonder which subject she topped though.

USYD = Broadway Scheme

Also i think 3.D is steering towards an OH&S policy issue, and leading away from what a mission statement actually is.

I found most of the previous IT exams to be relatively piss easy, but just look at the percentage of band 6's 0_o. A mission statement outlines a company's overall "vision". P.S WHO CARES!!! YAY FREEDOM!!!!!

[Edited] Actually they are different. Incremental: Is a back of all files that have been modified since the last back up of ANY type. Differential: A backup of those files which have changed since the last FULL backup.

Field Type (Text, Boolean, Date/Time etc.) Field Length Required to be filled in, or not required i'm sure there might be more but i can't think of any atm.

Right, i've got the 2003 Student Answers book infront of me so i'll just copy out whats in there: To get full marks for this question you were required to outline four or more steps in correct sequence. And for the "high" mark responses, one of them has actually mentioned something about...

It all leads back to the lack of information provided by the question. It would be 8 provided they re-used the one monthly back-up tape, however, if there was a "bigger picture" grandfather-father-son back up, they would archive the monthly back-ups in succession after the 3 month period re-use...

For the first one i don't think they provide enough information for anything but A to be correct. By my logic they would need 10 tapes (Mon-thursday + Weekly Back Up tape x 3 + monthly back up x 3). And for the second, again i don't think enough information is provided, but i would be would...

You cannot "easily" eliminate C and D because there are not "many" customers.

Well as i said, it did say ONE task, and there surely is more than ONE user management task that a network administrator has to do. And the one i mentioned is the first, and therefore most important task, as he/she can't manage any users if the network has none. And it didn't specific any...

Oops, typo. Hopefully i didn't have any of those in the M/C >_>.