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Thanks mirakon. Reasoning?

If anyone has experiences with either of these schools, could you share please? :) This is for my brother. Anything that affected you - teaching, learning environment, culture, extra-curriculars - anything. So far, points gathered: Grammar [mostly parent-logic]: More rounded (?) Smaller...

WAM-wise, no disadvantage. It's more relaxing and gives you time to do other things. However you won't be up to date with the courses your friends might be doing and it'll take longer to graduate if that's an issue at all. Don't think that it'll automatically mean you'll get a better WAM though...

No-one as far as I know used the math textbook. The physics one is quite useful, it's used for Phys1b as well.

Join the FB group and email Edwin Zhang with your details I think

If you're doing that, the longer term MyTrain tickets might be worth it as well, since there's concessions for those

http://www.oweek.info/transport.html

I enjoyed it. It was quite different from our calculus-based HSC courses. What degree are you doing? Do you like set theory, number theory, probability / permutations & combinations, proving things?

They're the same price as a normal "student" one

This occurred at the beginning of the year: http://www.131500.com.au/service-changes/archive/fare-increase-from-2-january-2012 Luckily I saw this and stocked up on traveltens and mymultis before it occurred :)

Re: 2nd year uni student - Liverpool/Cabramatta area or UNSW - HSC + 1st year uni During the semester, Mature Lamb shared his solutions to the past tests in the course booklet with Mathsoc. That was helpful. Free bump :)

I have "Discrete Mathematics and Applications" by Susanne Epp, 4th edition. Haven't used it so like new. Make an offer via PM.

Heh wait till you get to uni:

Lol I didn't draw out the whole thing, it actually doesn't take long if you just imagine the circle in your head. I have to do this because I have terrible memory :(

Here's an alternative way - check out this fancy pic of the unit circle: To use this, you just need to know that because sin = opposite / hypotenuse, in the unit circle sin = y/1. [The hypotenuse is the radius of the unit circle, which is 1] (Similarly, cos = x/1 and tan = y/x) E.g. sin(0)...

"You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to SpiralFlex again." :(

Re: Wut? Help. I think it's free now. Check the arc website.

It's true.

Ohai. Yes I'm aware that you can link them back to my account. It's not really that hard to find me anyway, I'm not bothered to upload the pics elsewhere haha.

Some of my loot from last year: http://a5.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc6/182293_10150425456400057_643805056_17225707_2991950_n.jpg http://a6.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash4/183318_10150426688385057_643805056_17241593_6146921_n.jpg...