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Well it reinforces the demise of the republic-- I think.Also, I think I wrote one or two dates wrong, would I lose too many marks for that.

I recently had my half yearlies. The question was 'how important was the Great Depression for the collapse of the Weimar Republic? ( didn't write the question properly) I started with that the Great Depression had the greatest impact to the downfall of the republic....then I supported it through...

I have looked at most uni's ( uts, usyd,unsw, uow) and most of them list it as assumed knowledge, none of the pages mention anything about prerequisites.

I only do 2u math. I am just wondering if I can still apply for electrical engineering or whether there are any prerequisites for engineering at different uni's. I am doing my hsc this year.

I am doing my hsc this year, and If I should consider electrical engineering.

I should have thought ahead! That's what I am planning to do ( go over HSC physics and Ext 1 maths ). And I might get help from my friend (who did ext 2 maths) to learn some of the ext topics.

I was wondering if I can do electrical engineering with 2 unit maths and not doing physics in year 12. (I can probably teach myself extension 1 and 2 maths ) I was initially interested in software engineering but I changed my interests so I am wondering if it's possible to pursue...

Hello, Im new to this, and i am unsure if creating the thread correctly. But, I just need advice on whether if i am still able to get a band 6, as i only got 70% in first maths assessment that was worth 15%...and the highest was about 92%.' Thanks.

Hello, I am quite new to this, and I just need some advice regarding maths. recently, I received my marks for the first maths assessment (2unit), which is worth 15% and I got approximately around 70%. I am just wondering if i can still get a band 6. Thanks.

I'm quite new to this, and I'm just wondering if it is possible to do computer/electrical engineering with 2 unit maths, and not having any knowledge in physics.Also,miss it possible to teach yourself physics. Thanks.