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And this is why the uni you choose to go to generally doesn't matter in the long run because people from different unis will all come together to do the same job. I know a lot of people make a big deal of say the Go8's status, but in hindsight it's all irrelevant once you enter the workforce.

Luckyyyy... also I see what you're referring to with your location. You gonna break your rusty cage and run?

Also, I'm guessing you've listened to their new album Dark Matter... it's so good, seriously some of the best stuff they've pumped out!

I'm seriously considering it... the tickets are so expensive though but I'd love to go!

Sure, I'd be happy to help!

Haven't read To Kill a Mockingbird but from what I know about it, that should work fine! Here's a couple of other texts that could work: 1. The Talented Mr Ripley 2. The Hunchback of Notre Dame (the novel, don't know if people will take the movie seriously)

As someone who really loved doing EE2, I'm so sad to read all these comments saying y'all hate it. Like what happened? And interesting that people are using ChatGPT. When I started my major work it didn't even exist. Not trying to attack anyone, I just find it interesting that people are using...

Since when did my question about a uni management course become a discussion thread on UTS maths??

I'm aware of that, I want to take it because it's part of a project management minor I want to do. I just want to hear from anyone who's done the course on things like whether the lecturer's good or whether the workload's reasonable (the goal is to partly lessen the workload next semester...

Highly doubt anyone will answer this, but just reaching out here for the heck of it. Would I be able to get some honest reviews on MGMT3002? I'm thinking of taking it next semester and want to hear about things like workload, lecture quality etc.

Wine's my go to, but I can also handle beer and occasionally whisky, champagne or vodka. Guinness is also pretty good (one of my friends got me to try it and I thought I'd hate it but it wasn't bad).

What texts are you doing?

As a tutor myself, I can verify that's not normal. If I did that to my students my boss would have me fired.

Even so, people will be needed to write code, build programs and maintain it

And if I really needed to be fully accredited, could I just do the competency test after I graduate and I'd be good to go?

Ok, thanks! So I if I wanted to apply to somewhere like ANSTO, Frazer-Nash or Mott McDonald I'd be ok with provisional accreditation?

Thank you so much! Are you an engineer?

Hey guys, I've been told by my uni that the new major they've introduced as of this year needs to be provisionally accredited, and I heard that the process to making it fully accredited will take about 5 years. I've looked around and saw that provisional accreditation means you don't meet...

What's even going on here?