yeah but u do civil engineering?
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What do you need to bring to uni? (1 Viewer)
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I wasnt trolling that time, I actually think civil engineering involves bringing different stuffOnce again,
annabackwards
<3 Prophet 9
Tis the same stuff + a calculator. Lecture notes are optional.
K thx. You dont like me much ay
annabackwards
<3 Prophet 9
Not particularly. If you were nicer though, I might start to like you
Anyway, let's get back on topic. I know that architecture students at UNSW have lockers. I wish i had a locker >.>
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If you do unpopular units (i.e. my discrete structures class had 40 people in it) I'd go to the library on the first day and get the course book out (most lecturers cbf reserving it.)
Had the course book for structures for the whole semester - cost $200 in bookshop.
Had the course book for structures for the whole semester - cost $200 in bookshop.
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Download all yr textbooks
put on iPad
save money
take amphetamines to do extra go pill performance in class
rock lab coat to be a fuckin cool dude
paper and pens for building structures (as a civil engineer you WILL DO THIS)
put on iPad
save money
take amphetamines to do extra go pill performance in class
rock lab coat to be a fuckin cool dude
paper and pens for building structures (as a civil engineer you WILL DO THIS)
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and balloons
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Bring money. So one can purchase snacks when marauding about the campus.
Lou283
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I normally have the following in my bag:
snacks - lollies or something as lectures can't get tiring and sugar helps
iPod - for the bus
Pens/pencils - and other stationary as needed like ruler, whiteout
calculator (when needed)
textbooks (if you need to take them, often I just get them out of the reserve if I need them at uni though because they can't be heavy)
Laptop - only if I have more than an hours break between classes as I don't normally use it in lecture/tutes but I can get on with assignments if i have it)
Lecture notes/tute stuff - as needed
notepad
purse
mobile
lunch
bottled water
For your first day just print off any notes that you have been given in advance and a notepad and pens/pencils along with anything they tell you you need like lab coat, calculator etc and you will be fine. They expect people to be unprepared the first week anyway and after that you will find what works for you. I know people who come to uni with a pen in their back pocket and sometimes a folded up piece of paper to take notes.
snacks - lollies or something as lectures can't get tiring and sugar helps
iPod - for the bus
Pens/pencils - and other stationary as needed like ruler, whiteout
calculator (when needed)
textbooks (if you need to take them, often I just get them out of the reserve if I need them at uni though because they can't be heavy)
Laptop - only if I have more than an hours break between classes as I don't normally use it in lecture/tutes but I can get on with assignments if i have it)
Lecture notes/tute stuff - as needed
notepad
purse
mobile
lunch
bottled water
For your first day just print off any notes that you have been given in advance and a notepad and pens/pencils along with anything they tell you you need like lab coat, calculator etc and you will be fine. They expect people to be unprepared the first week anyway and after that you will find what works for you. I know people who come to uni with a pen in their back pocket and sometimes a folded up piece of paper to take notes.