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Hi! How hard would it be to get a graduate position in an engineering firm with a Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical)/Commerce (Finance)? Would I be stuck without a job for months? Also, what would the starting salary be like? (A rough estimate if possible please!) Thanks!!

Oh okay then thanks!! Why is Finance the go-to major for Engineers though?

Hi! I am contemplating doing a Bachelor of Engineering/Commerce at UNSW with an engineering specialisation in Electrical Engineering; however, I am wondering what Commerce major would best suit my specialisation? Also, where could a Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical)/Commerce take me in terms...

You're right. 5k and an ipad won't determine my future haha :) Thanks guys

Hi fellow BOSers! I recently received an E12 offer for a Bachelor of Commerce at USYD. For those who don't know, the E12 offer consists of a reduced ATAR mark for BComm from 95 to 85. It also comes with a $5000 scholarship as well as an iPad. However, I completed a program at UNSW which...

Have you considered TAFE?

Hi! School rank is around 200-250 English Adv: 8/17 Ancient History: 10/52 Engineering Studies: 2/15 Maths Ext 1: 6/26 (Strong cohort) Maths Ext 2: 4/5 (Our marks are pretty bunched together though) Physics: 4/20 Thanks! :)

Hi! I was wondering if pursuing a Bachelor of Commerce at MQ would give me the same credibility as a Commerce degree at UNSW or USYD when pursuing a job? Thanks a bunch!

If you don't mind me asking, why? How? I really want this option! :(

do you think you could explain to me why the Meissner effect does not apply in Maglev trains?

So I'm correct and my teacher is wrong? Bts, waht is a meissner surface current? Are they similar to eddy currents? Or do they travel in the path of the wire?

Okay so I was discussing with my teacher about whether the Meissner effect applied to Maglev trains (where I disagreed with this and my teacher agreed with this). I stated that the Meissner effect stated that when a perfect eddy current (I say perfect because a superconductor has no resistance)...

thanks, but I am actually looking to enter UNSW :)

Hi all! I was wondering what would I need to do in order to pursue a career in event management? Would a Bachelor of Commerce help me? If not, what degree would I need? Thanks!

Just curious! Thanks!

Hi! I was wondering whether I would still be able to gain access into Medicine at Uni even though I don't do chemistry for my HSC? Thank you! :)

Hi! I was wondering if you needed to have studied any humanities subject in high school (eg. Business Studies, Economics etc.) in order to study Commerce/Economics/Business in Uni. I have seen the assumed knowledge for Commerce and it states only states Mathematics? Can someone please clarify...

oh sorry my bad

I guess it would be safer to say that the split ring commutator is a device which changes DC to AC. Better to cross-check this with someone else to see if I'm right though

They don't. The purpose of the slip rings is to complete the circuit and provide a power supply. Slip rings do not need to give an output current of AC since the input current is already AC in itself, so the slip rings do not need to reverse the current directions. The split ring (DC) on the...