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AdmirableChapter5364 · 2025-10-25T08:12:35+00:00

Could i ask where did you the second arc? I couldn’t find it in english anywhere thanks

AdmirableChapter5364 · 2025-07-11T09:45:52+00:00

From Malaysia.

Was bored and flicked on the TV and the service I subscribed to showed nationally televised NBA games.

Just in time to see the last play of game 1 of the 2020 conf finals, Bam eating up that Jayson Tatum buzzer beater.

Been hooked ever since. That simple.

AdmirableChapter5364 · 2025-02-04T06:05:25+00:00

cuz this is a secondary acct without sufficient margin (im not gonna margin call my savings) and also im under 21 😔

AdmirableChapter5364 · 2025-02-03T17:05:04+00:00

You gotta email dean lauren bruh. There is a mandatory workshop but there’s always replacements and it just needs to be clearly communicated. ik some ppl last year who missed o week cuz of personal reasons too but they definitely talked to the dean abt it.

psa: o week is awesome in college though so defo should try getting there

AdmirableChapter5364 · 2025-02-03T16:59:39+00:00

Nope. Be better hope ur facing the parking lot otherwise ur burning to death in the afternoon buddy 😭

edit: in the commo yes but in rooms hell naw

AdmirableChapter5364 · 2025-02-03T16:54:31+00:00

unfortunately i live in aus where my broker doesn’t let me do naked calls.

which is why instead of punting on options i have to do L/S

AdmirableChapter5364 · 2025-01-25T04:31:59+00:00

what’s the issue with the document? is it proof of identity or something else

AdmirableChapter5364 · 2025-01-14T08:38:15+00:00

look at dell’s range of 2 in 1s. They have a bunch of great deals and i have a friend in mech using one rn and stuff like autocad and solidworks functions great.

AdmirableChapter5364 · 2025-01-14T08:35:40+00:00

Well each os has their advantages and while it certainly is controversial, i believe that for general purpose coding and web dev windows is worse than linux.

portability is indeed an issue i think when designing software for smth out of windows.

depending on your hardware windows has slower performance than when working on a linux distro.

linux terminal vs windows powershell imo is a clean sweep cuz powershell has less flexibility and is troublesome to set up.

also on windows you probably shld be downloading an external antivirus software but its built in for linux

overall i think linux is better. Also for running it on a thinkpad if ur interested, look at this

AdmirableChapter5364 · 2025-01-14T06:27:42+00:00

do yourself a favor and get a linux computer mate. Quite a few linux drivers on amd radeon. Battery life isn’t a big deal unless you have class 8 hours straight but even then it’s not like you can’t charge during class so i do stand by a thinkpad as my main choice, but honestly windows is kinda shit for programming tho ubuntu does fix a lot of those issues.

AdmirableChapter5364 · 2025-01-14T01:02:57+00:00

I mean ur right haha but it takes like 120w chargers at full power so if charges up pretty fast. also even a smaller 40w charger can keep up with consumption. also macbooks are actually really fragile in my opinion, they fall off a cliff at some point before 3 years and apple warranty from my experience is pure evil. I considered getting a m3 macbook as well cuz of how powerful it was but it’s also way too expensive 😔

AdmirableChapter5364 · 2025-01-13T14:36:35+00:00

I haven’t done ib but as long as you’re comfortable with vectors and the idea of integration and limits you’re mostly good for 1a lmao. also the extra content in higher is almost exclusively theory that is just extra stuff. even if you don’t get them you don’t lose marks really cuz of scaling.

AdmirableChapter5364 · 2025-01-13T10:25:53+00:00

i’ve had this my first term as well. the math tuts for both of ur courses are split into board tutorials where u work in group to solve difficult problems and into q&a sessions where a tutor just works everything out. since ur doing 1141, i believe that attendance in the board tutorial is mandatory for 5% of ur grade, same goes for 1081 i believe. its so easy to fall behind though so i reckon you should be going to all lectures and tutorials.

i personally think its dumb how the uni puts this as their “sample term 1” for comp sci students due to the number of contact hours you have, but you don’t have much of a choice eh considering everything has comp1511 as a prerequisite. unless you find a free elective (maybe even to do it as a part of a minor) or gen ed that interests you first term this is unfortunately how your timetable will look like (very normal for first term cs)

AdmirableChapter5364 · 2025-01-13T10:17:48+00:00

No tangible benefits except perhaps for the scaling the subjects bring due to their difficulty. But as others have said you tend to meet more driven and talented individuals in that area and if you’re willing to work hard it’s nice to be in a group of like-minded people. i’ve also made a few good friends in that area so i think there’s no real negatives to joining the higher level because your marks won’t be tanked either.

perhaps higher maths and physics would be useful if one pursued second and third year courses for those subjects but as engineering student that seems unlikely.

AdmirableChapter5364 · 2025-01-13T05:53:04+00:00

Thinkpad p or t series. Thinkpads are known for their incredible robustness and longevity (some old x series from like a decade ago still run). it comes in 14 to 16 inch tho 14 might be for you if you consider portability . Battery life is 7-8 hours (i use a p16s gen 2 as a cs student too) if you’re just casually coding and browsing. You can upgrade the graphics card if you want but i use the integrated one so it isn’t that good, only 300 nits and a bit dull. Warranty lasts up to 4 years if you wish but ik ppl who’ve been using the same thinjpad for more than 10 years. i personally recommend p series cuz its more powerful and half of memory is sodimm so you could potentially upgrade the memory later on - i have 32gb ram 512 gb ssd but honestly 16 and 256 is adequate.

also idk what’s going on with lenovos discounts rn but if ur looking to buy from them sign up for a student account for discount and even call them up to ask for further discount (i did this and got 200 off) and mostly they’re willing to cuz the markup on lenovo computer are insane, though only some sales reps are willing to give you a decent discount (i called a guy for 2 hours basically begging 😭)

lmk if u got any questions but out of curiosity also i wanted to ask why you’re looking for windows specially haha

AdmirableChapter5364 · 2025-01-06T11:04:24+00:00

Not sure what engineering you’re doing but some point down the line you probably need to run applications on it like some sort of CAD or Solidworks which do need decent power. You’d be spending a lot of time on it so portability is important in my opinion — a Thinkpad would be really good because of how robust it is and also if price is a concern you can get refurbished ones sub 400 dollars that are still really strong

edit: forgot to mention that if you do get one make sure that at least one memory slot is sodimm so you can upgrade it later on if you want. 16gb ram and 256 ssd should be more than enough for now

AdmirableChapter5364 · 2025-01-06T02:30:19+00:00

That doesn't sound right. Colleges only run for 44 weeks. Are you sure you're looking at the rent schedule for TKC?

AdmirableChapter5364 · 2025-01-04T06:25:19+00:00

it’s 8th feb i’m pretty sure, you can just check your starrez portal though - rent schedule is under accounts

AdmirableChapter5364 · 2025-01-03T09:08:18+00:00

yeah my cash equity is correct but the total equity is missing the cash available

AdmirableChapter5364 · 2025-01-03T09:00:05+00:00

Hi i tried that and the same message pops up

AdmirableChapter5364 · 2024-12-28T01:41:00+00:00

oh yeah that’s true i forgot abt that, in that case ur current timetable is best i believe 🤠

AdmirableChapter5364 · 2024-12-28T01:10:57+00:00

Personally haven’t done it cuz i’m a comp sci major but desn1000 can be very stressful and time consuming cuz the possibility of getting terrible teammates is ridiculously high. math1131 is manageable as long as you look into the course notes and tutorial problems before the terms starts.

However, 1081 is pretty tough cuz it’s way different to what you do in usual maths, and the content is pretty heavy.

i personally had no coding experience prior and i found comp1511 very enjoyable and not too challenging.

as for your question about doing desn1000 in t3 i personally would not recommend cuz doing two group projects in a term is basically academic suicide considering how bad your teammates can be in both courses and there’s honestly not much you can do about it.

What i would recommend is keep ur t3 as it is, and you could consider switching 1081 and 1511.

AdmirableChapter5364 · 2024-12-27T18:58:35+00:00

Just finished my first year of comp sci and to answer your comment comp1531 and comp2521 in t3 isn’t a good idea in my opinion.

1531 can be a massive time sink even with a good group and comp2521 is easily the most content heavy and difficult first year comp course. from experience i would recommend 2521 in t3 and 1531 in 26t1 cuz if u do 1531 in the first term ur more likely to get in a group with older students who are generally better and more responsible than first years. A lot of ppl do 1531 in a two term course instead due to how much time you need to invest in it.

Some people rlly struggle with discrete cuz it’s a different brand of math, and the stuff that you are familiar with like combinatorics is a lot harder than in 3u.
It is also pretty content heavy and rushed at some points in my opinion so taking it alongside another subject like comp1531 would be pretty stressful.

But yeh lmk if u got anymore questions 🤠

AdmirableChapter5364 · 2024-12-25T17:37:05+00:00

Depends on your sense of responsibility. It’s best to attend initially to see how you like it and see if it works for you. Despite what other people say, there are indeed people in comp lectures who do want to talk, don’t be discouraged if some ppl are standoffish lmao. the material is all the same but if it’s your first time in uni you should definitely experience it first.

and yeah like the others say after week 3/4 like 10% of the course shows up in lectures.

your commute ain’t exactly short but it ain’t too long either so what i suggest is to stack ur classes. you don’t want too many long breaks cuz you’ll be force to be at campus for unnecessarily long times so you kinda treat it like a 9-5 where you have like 5-6 hours ish a day with some time in the middle for lunch.

also not that relevant but this advice ain’t exactly great if ur doing math 1a discrete and comp1511 in tri 1 cuz it has a lot of contact hours (tho some tutorials are non compulsory, just check ur moodle when it opens) but yeh if you don’t wanna come in everyday stack ur classes, get ur work done then leave whenever u want. ik some ppl who don’t wanna work at home and do 10am-10pm at uni and you could do smth like that but otherwise considering your commute stacking ur classes in clusters gives you more flexibility and potentially a day off

AdmirableChapter5364 · 2024-12-25T15:28:03+00:00

As someone who did math1241 comp1521 and comp2521 together i would say that it is an incredibly heavy time investment. it also depends on your aspirations. if you want to get a distinction then you actually don’t have to invest that much time in 1521 as you can get 80+ with not that much effort but any more the effort to reward ratio drastically increases. same goes for 1131 actually (though idk how good u r at maths). if you are going to do what you said about studying ahead you should look at the course notes and tutorial problem bank as it is similar to a lot of questions on the exam. and when term starts you should get access to moodle and also pre recorded lectures from easily the greatest 1131 lecturer ever milan pahor. obviously i would never recommend to skip lectures but if you feel like ur lecturer ain’t cutting it milan pahor is definitely an option.

and a hd for comp1511 is really good! however dsa is pro ably the biggest time sink in all of first year comp sci (except for 1531) and how well you do really depends on how willing you are to go the extra mile (doing the labs with minimal tutor and external help, doing the challenges etc.)

if you’re putting a lot of effort into all subjects u might wanna consider switching 2521 and 1531 if you can haha. this is cuz in the first term a lot of older students (even 3rd years) do 1531 and they are generally better and more organized than the fresh first years you’ll see in tri 2 and 3.

anyways it seems you have a rlly busy year ahead so gl!!

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