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Ask a S.P.R.O.U.T. (1 Viewer)
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Yay I got an answer! 
Fobs are cool, someone should make a cartoon about them. Not the Macq one though, a comic about UTS fobs.
Fobs are cool, someone should make a cartoon about them. Not the Macq one though, a comic about UTS fobs.
Nightshade
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but the worst thing about the fobs? how they rule all the programming courses with an iron fist... but yeah, fobs are pretty cool to laugh at.. esp when they all get in a group, but because a couple are chinese, a couple are jap and the rest are from some other asian country, they have to communicate in english - thats when the real comedy begins.
and where the hell did will get a pic of john?!?!
and where the hell did will get a pic of john?!?!
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Retired 13 May 2006
Well, if they just used C++ all would be solved.
Anyway, go fobs.
Anyway, go fobs.
Nightshade
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DIE TERRY!!!!!!! DIE!!!!!!!!!!!
and also robert john howard... no one likes a geek, especially a smartass geek (shock, yes they do exist)
and also robert john howard... no one likes a geek, especially a smartass geek (shock, yes they do exist)
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Retired 13 May 2006
Let Ian spam in his own sticky.
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Ok, why should we apply to UTS and not UWS?
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Retired 13 May 2006
Right, now can someone give me some REAL reasons?
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Retired 13 May 2006
I took your response as light-hearted and thoughtless, and apologise.
What I'm searching for lies more in the field of academia, such as standard of instruction, quality of facilities et cetera. I'm also interested in hearing about the varying fees, student associations and clubs et cetera.
So...SPROUTS?
What I'm searching for lies more in the field of academia, such as standard of instruction, quality of facilities et cetera. I'm also interested in hearing about the varying fees, student associations and clubs et cetera.
So...SPROUTS?
It depends what course you want to do. UTS is good for some courses, not so good for other courses, and don't offer some courses at all.
UTS is known for its Info Tech courses, and pretty much have the highest employment rate statistics at the moment. They are also quite good at Engineering and Science, and they have a very good Business course. They are currently renewing the Science building, due to be finished by mid-2005, just like they did for the IT building 2 years ago.
The clubs at UTS are great. Since its located close to the city, there are more eateries located outside of the uni, rather than within the uni (such as at USyd). The fees are pretty much the same as you would pay at UWS (which is half of what you pay at USyd).
UWS pretty much offers a lot of courses over all their campuses at lower UAIs. I mean the UAI is lower because of a lower demand, that doesn't mean the uni isn't as good.
Most people say that employers would prefer UTS students over UWS students, but this is probably not the case as much nowadays. I'm sure UWS students have just as much of a chance.
I haven't experienced anything teaching wise at UWS, so I can't really compare anything else, but most people would prefer UTS over UWS. Mark (tactic) has experienced both UWS and UTS, so if he's around looking at this, then maybe he can say a few words.
UTS is known for its Info Tech courses, and pretty much have the highest employment rate statistics at the moment. They are also quite good at Engineering and Science, and they have a very good Business course. They are currently renewing the Science building, due to be finished by mid-2005, just like they did for the IT building 2 years ago.
The clubs at UTS are great. Since its located close to the city, there are more eateries located outside of the uni, rather than within the uni (such as at USyd). The fees are pretty much the same as you would pay at UWS (which is half of what you pay at USyd).
UWS pretty much offers a lot of courses over all their campuses at lower UAIs. I mean the UAI is lower because of a lower demand, that doesn't mean the uni isn't as good.
Most people say that employers would prefer UTS students over UWS students, but this is probably not the case as much nowadays. I'm sure UWS students have just as much of a chance.
I haven't experienced anything teaching wise at UWS, so I can't really compare anything else, but most people would prefer UTS over UWS. Mark (tactic) has experienced both UWS and UTS, so if he's around looking at this, then maybe he can say a few words.
ameh
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Lol, im gonna be doing insearch this year, but it can be seen as the same as uts..., (dunno if im counted as a uts student or not), but lolz, i live in Blacktown which is much further away from the city then parramatta.....it really depends on what u see being limitations such as distance and time..., im going cause of academics, and of the i.t courses, and facilities they have there...which for meeh is way out weighing the distance factor...