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nit
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hehe just having a bit of gentle sparring 
nit
Member
lol what did I tell you, xiaoie - think positively - one bad semester/year doesn't mean you'll be forever incapable fo scaling the heights
no no really...nit said:lol what did I tell you, xiaoie - think positively - one bad semester/year doesn't mean you'll be forever incapable fo scaling the heights
uni's boring as crab these days...
working no much funner either, but at least it beats boring lec's
KeypadSDM
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Maybe for you, I'm still aiming for that 90 average [goddamn 2nd year maths, 89.94 I'll freaking kill yo....]xiao1985 said:
In one semester? Thats freaking insane!casebash said:
I ended up doing 22 and 21 in each semester. Unless you want to do Bio, that's really the limit of advanced units.
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In one year. Nobody's stupid enough to do 48cp of science in one semester (which happens to be the total number of cp of subjects that I want to do this semester).KeypadSDM said:
Plus you'll use up your 144cp in no time, and will be kicked out by the uni.
machiavel
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The evil evil USyd software/computing course is INFO1903. It's a fantastic course and is extremely useful because it covers a widee range of topics, but...
...it should be at least 12cp!! It took me more time than 2 maths subjects and physics combined. Admittedly, I didn't have prior experience with python, UNIX or SQL, but I had basic knowledge in the other areas and was skilled in HTML/CSS. It was STILL difficult.
So if you're doing a BSc in anything, do this with 12 or 18cp of something else in Sem.1 and do an extra 6 or 3 cp subject in Sem. 2 to catch up.
...it should be at least 12cp!! It took me more time than 2 maths subjects and physics combined. Admittedly, I didn't have prior experience with python, UNIX or SQL, but I had basic knowledge in the other areas and was skilled in HTML/CSS. It was STILL difficult.
So if you're doing a BSc in anything, do this with 12 or 18cp of something else in Sem.1 and do an extra 6 or 3 cp subject in Sem. 2 to catch up.