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Glad we could agree, and I was extremely tempted to do software engineering at UNSW but chose CompSci as my first preference since it's flexibility and customisation with the open units and the ability to major in Database Systems or AI.

How'd you guys do it? I got 7/9 lolol.

Hence why I asked, are we talking about university courses or just in general? Uni-wise, SENG is larger than software development, but in general when you're talking to a friend/consumer and they ask you to make a software product for them, you'd run by the same course of action if you were a...

Software engineering is right, but comp sci is focused on systems, not only programming - programming is at the core of all computing subjects, but it's not the majority.

For a friend of mine, he thinks he got 50-55 in the exam and wants to know how that'll be when scaled/aligned - he's curious.

Got 62 in my CSSA trial with NO studying. Redid the CSSA trial, got around 80-85 raw if I recall from last night. I've been doing pretty damn well so I'm hoping for a nice raw 75-80, hopefully that'll be accommodated by my internal mark since I'm 4th.

What's your rank in class? Your internal mark is irrelevant, only the difference in ranks.

Characterisation of Rosalind, Duke Frederick, Orlando, Oliver and Duke Senior as well as Celia depicted belonging and how it changes over time, then a ton of making up content - lol.

I never learned about the major sector, ffs thank you so much!

"Student performance in each HSC course is measured against defined standards. HSC marks for each course are divided into bands and each band aligns with a description of a typical performance by a student within that mark range." Aligning determines your final mark which defines your ATAR...

How would you do c ii)?

Are we talking about university courses or just in general? Software dev and engineering is nearly-identical in the workforce, you're writing software, designing the code, all the functions and operations, etc. The courses in university are also similar, but differ depending where you go...

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Alignment significantly affects your atar. 70% in english advanced is significantly different to 80 in english advanced when that mark is sent of to UAC which then scales it to your actual ATAR.

Define 'high'.

Not sure if serious or trolling.

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There are no stupid questions, great question and the answer is yes. If you score 95 externally, and an 85 internally, you'll get a 90.

What did you guys generally talk about and linked to imagery? I used At Mornington (no shit) and Father and Child and stated something about ambition and the need to change after failing when the persona "leapt" into the water. Harwood used imagery of water to symbolise life - stanza four...

Band 6 I think dropped this year, most people had trouble with module B and C. It was around 78-80/105 last year for a 90, I think this year we're looking at 75-77/105.