Am I crazy or is this assignment so far out of what we’ve been taught? how is it okay to be assessed on so much coding in a language that they don’t even teach us and we are just meant to self teach. What am i paying so much money for if i’m just meant to teach myself? This is such a huge assignment to do in only 14 days, would appreciate advice from any past students
Is it possible to get by in this course by completing the app worksheets at home? I am diligent so will have no issues staying on track but would like to know if there’s any other benefit to going in person? (I would go in if i needed to ask questions)
From dawn til dusk yesterday there was this ominous apocalypse sounding siren that was audible in the southport area. Have been looking everywhere to work out where it’s coming from. Woke up today and it’s started up again? Does anyone know what this is?
From dawn til dusk yesterday there was this ominous apocalypse sounding siren that was audible in the southport area. Have been looking everywhere to work out where it’s coming from. Woke up today and it’s started up again? Does anyone know what this is?
which is the easiest/most enjoyable course? I’m leaning towards geom1000
Desperately need advice. I have a different undergrad degree from another institution (which is very irrelevant to my current study) so I used the first two courses as credit for general electives.
After speaking with an advisor, it turns out I can use those course for some hidden away electives that are relevant to my course! UQ website states that once credit has been granted they won’t take it back. But is there a way for me to provide two other courses to use for credit instead of those? so I can put them towards the electives I actually need? 2 courses credit versus 4 is a huge difference. SOS
Is anyone out there majoring in biomedical under mechanical/electrical or chemical engineering? I am really interested in this field but have only heard bad things about job prospects/employability. I am most interested in electrical engineering as my specialisation but would love some insight into what it’s really like.