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Thankyou for the compliment. I hope I can address the issue properly. Preliminary Having started to study the B.IT at USYD in 2003, before I changed my subjects and eventually transferred to law at UNSW, I do have direct knowledge of the degree. My prior history of computer studies is...

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I get it, I just don't find it funny - it isn't subtle, its more like common sense. there are much better satires out there

UNSW doesn't have a B.IT as such. Even for the universities that do have a B.IT, it is not the same sort of degree as the USYD version. The USYD B.IT is an exclusive degree designed to produce senior managers and leaders of the industry who are skilled across a diverse range of fields. There...

Whatever you did, I did worse trust me I did like.. 3.5 pages for Part A, wrote ages on section 1 of Part B, then sections 2 & 3 were in point form. Low credit for me. Hopefully I can make up for my terrible crim mark in property on monday.

It's funny how Heydon just sits there in silence, you forget he's there then at the end it's like, Kirby turns to him and goes "you can give him the news"

KIRBY J: Do you have a university degree in science yourself? MR ROUT: No, I am the world authority on it

Seen that one ;) MR ROUT: Small underground nuclear explosions could supply the world's electricity - I mean, that is public. KIRBY J: Mr Rout, the document you have tendered to be filed in the Court is called an electoral petition. MR ROUT: Yes. KIRBY J: It appears to...

Regardless of other countries, in comparison to other professions within Australia, law is a high-earning field.

I don't like Kath and Kim either, don't find it funny at all

For sometime when you're not busy :) http://members.iinet.net.au/~cgmhome/writings/law/judgingjustice.pdf

That's some error!

What'd you get? :)

It depends on what B. IT degree you are talking about. The B. IT degree at USYD is basically the most prestigious computer degree in the country. It is designed to produce managers and leaders in the industry. It covers all aspects of IT, from software design/development/programming, to...

It shouldn't be worth so much :( The 2003 exam was worth 40%!

I've been told make sure you know the drugs offences well, and the mens rea for them, etc. He Kaw Teh is a given.

Hypocrisy is not a counter-argument :P I stand by my OED, to the death I say!

The Oxford English dictionary recognises "aitch", it does not recognise "haitch" And yes, OED is God

:eek: EEEIIIIIGGTTTCHHHHHHHHHH

Just so no-one gets the wrong information, that opinion is wrong. It does make a difference as to how you will find law depending on your English ability. Again, your lack of knowledge (with the legal profession) has the potential to mislead people. Like anything, to be successful you have to...