anyone doing engineering (2 Viewers)

[kr73114]

then why do only a few unis have chemical engineering?

 

[addikaye03]

HSC physics is COMPLETELY different than University physics. I cannot emphasis this enough. Alot more mathematical. I had my end of semester adv physics exam yesterday lol

 

[kr73114]

I had my end of semester adv physics exam yesterday lol

how was it?

 

[addikaye03]

how was it?

It wasn't too bad lol the good thing about doingg the adv is it can scale very well. I have friends that did it last year getting about 50% in the exam, and that scaling to a final of 90/100. I think i went a bit better than that but it might have been an easier exam, i guess well find out soon

 

[ClockworkSoldier]

Audio Engineering has the least amount of physics... Not really related but still has the word 'engineering' in it lol.

 

[kr73114]

do u know what degree is required for audio engineering?

 

[Aquawhite]

does anyone know why there are very few unis that have chemical engineering?

Every university that offers Engineering should offer chemical engineering... I think Macquarie is the only exception to that since they offer IT engineering or something along those lines and nothing else.

Chemical engineering isn't a very popular engineering field. Civil is probably the most popular, however, it will require the most Physics (but as others have said nothing like HSC Physics which is rather boring to me).

Albeit, there are plenty of Chemical Engineering jobs as there is always a need for engineers all the time.

 

[ClockworkSoldier]

Bachelors Degree in Audio Production/Engineering.

Not really what you are looking for though I assume.

 

[super.muppy]

HSC physics is COMPLETELY different than University physics. I cannot emphasis this enough. Alot more mathematical. I had my end of semester adv physics exam yesterday lol

yea thought so, at school its all benefits to society crap

 

[kr73114]

to anyone who does chemical engineering...is it boring?

 

[-Lemon-]

to anyone who does chemical engineering...is it boring?

yes, unless you like staring at toothpaste all day..

 

[kr73114]

yes, unless you like staring at toothpaste all day..

lol, srs?

 

[addikaye03]

yea thought so, at school its all benefits to society crap

exactly. This inturn makes it a billion times more interesting though

 

[arjungamer123]

Well as far as I am aware there is only 2 uni's that offer chem eng in NSW which is newcastle and UNSW.
Newcastle is one of the biggest coal ports in the country and has heaps of minerals processing up in the hunter valley so I would say Newcastle.

BUT UNSW has much more funding for it, and more industry links. Go with UNSW I reckon.

 

[kr73114]

should i do chemical engineering?...ive done some research and seems interesting.
i enjoy chemistry atm but dont do physics.