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Hey sas, i will be definatly doing engineering. Just dont know which one nore which uni atm... how about you? Are you gonna go to usydney... im looking at that flexible first year course but im leaning towards civil... not sure.
Anyone else gonna join us???
Anyone else gonna join us???
Plebeian
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Yeah, I'll be doing engineering/science, probably mechanical for my engineering part.
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hmm i wudnt mind doing civil engineering at usyd ... but im like just under the 2004 cutoff. god damn ... is there ne chance if i write in for felxible entry use rekon ?
yeah i will probably be doing engineering/commerce unless the cutoff jumps above 96.35.......really wanna do biomedical engineering but i'm not sure if i can do that in a combined course.........i'll wait untill the information day to get some info
i'm a bit worried about the engineering part cos it seems all the maths freaks do it so i might struggle a bit
i'm a bit worried about the engineering part cos it seems all the maths freaks do it so i might struggle a bit
CrashOveride
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#4 said:
Most of the math 'freaks' actually don't do any engineering at all.
well from my school the top few ppl in my 4 unit class are considering or definately doing engineering....i know alot of the maths freaks also do like actuarial studies and that kind of thing but from the ppl that i know alot are also doing engineering.CrashOveride said:
CrashOveride
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It's been well debated that he was lucky last year.Adam said:
Also when i said math freaks, i didn't mean the people who beat you in your class, i meant people who go and do Olympiads etc.
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Whatever you do, don't bother doing Electrical at USyd. If you really MUST do elec, do it somewhere else.
The mechatronics facility is taking over a large proportion of the elec faculty's facilities, as the elec faculty is going down the pisser.
So either do mechatronics and get a job at the end of it, or go elsewhere for elec.
The mechatronics facility is taking over a large proportion of the elec faculty's facilities, as the elec faculty is going down the pisser.
So either do mechatronics and get a job at the end of it, or go elsewhere for elec.
Wraith, would u be able to help me out with this question. If i want to do biomedical engineering, when do i actually start doing biomedical specific subjects as opposed to generic mechanical engineering subjects. In other words what year do i actually start specialising, because i was told biomedical is a branch of mechanical engineering.
Also am i able to do biomedical engineering as part of a combined engineering/commerce degree.
Also am i able to do biomedical engineering as part of a combined engineering/commerce degree.
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You'll probably find that you'll have one or two biomed-specific courses in first year, compared to mech. What this means is you'll probably end up doing a couple of biology courses instead of chemistry/physics, which normal mech does.#4 said:
As for the proper biomed subjects offered by the aeromech faculty, they'll probably start in second year, and you'll specialise a LOT more in 3rd. You get taught most of the basic stuff that they teach to everyone in aeromech years 1 and 2, with a few special stream courses thrown in too.
You'd probably be best off looking at: http://www.aeromech.usyd.edu.au/6cp/ and checking the biomed section in AMME.
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I'm gonna be doing BE (Aeronautical)/BSc (Adv Maths), and yeah 4 of the top 5 maths people from my school are doing engineering in one form or another. Actuarial studies is for the posers.
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UNSW [comment]etcetcetc[/comment]Sasukekun said:
that could be because i am in ur class justin........any idea who this is.......withoutaface said:I'm gonna be doing BE (Aeronautical)/BSc (Adv Maths), and yeah 4 of the top 5 maths people from my school are doing engineering in one form or another. Actuarial studies is for the posers.
you got a 1/16 chance