Quote from L|ama: March 09, 2015, 07:30:05 pm

Quote from Bounty Hunter: February 25, 2015, 05:39:50 pm

F**k I've been slack on here.

going to catch up, watch this space:

still rockin the warehouse stationery grind?

Nope went to UC, studied engineering, signing a permanent contract this week with Link ECU's as a software engineer.

Also graduating Wednesday.

Quote from Codex: July 11, 2014, 09:16:11 am

Quote from Bounty Hunter: July 11, 2014, 08:53:17 am

Yep!

I was in that area all morning and most of the afternoon.

Was awesome

Dang it should have come and touched you a little/a lot.

Quote from Pyromanik: July 11, 2014, 08:55:56 am

That's no reason in itself, it's more likely that you just don't have enough space for it around your other not so electives.

I took an extra paper one year (second I think) that threw me well over the 'limit'. I was told in no uncertain terms that I would fail.

Except that the elective that I was taking that pushed it out was computer science. I aced it with an A+ with ease, leaving me with plenty of time for normal amounts of study in all the other proper papers I actually needed.

It's not impossible - you just need to get it all signed off with the dean of your school (or something like that). It can be good if you've got the first level covered, but need it as a requsite for the next year. That or see if there's some kind of aptitude test to get straight in (ie test to see if you can go straight into 121 or whatever instead of having to take the year long 101 first).

That's interesting, yeah they said they don't allow it :/ could always try and see anyway which is what I was planning to do by just enrolling with the subject added haha.

I did do a timetable based on this years subjects and it fitted in very well, though the person I was talking to wouldn't have a bar of it lol.

If they don't allow me to do it will just try do more cosc stuffs anyway

I will say that cosc is pretty hardouts though.
Courses have just as much work, require arguably more study (because faster pace), but worth half the points.
Plus math and all that shit on top.

So it might be harder. It really depends.
Their policies may have changed.
It may also depend entirely on who you talk to/with/get to sign your 'well... ok' slip.

I know it's generally not recommended at least, yeh.
You have 2 weeks to change enrollments anyway without penalty.
You could wriggle your way into it / try it out soft for a week or so by just turning up.

Although with saying that cosc is hardout, so is language. Every single day, and requires just as much study every single day (as contact hours, at least - also very fast paced).
But if you have sweet supports outside of uni to practice and encourage, then that's a big big help.

I didn't have that.

Plus you have xenu and trolololololololololololololollollollolloloooooolllllolllolooooooo and even me if you get really stuck to help with cosc shit. And that kosmosymian fellow too.

Well... I can help with code... and memory management to a degree. But probaly not as well as Bounty Hunter. And not so much with red black trees. I mean I know what they are, and what they're for, and all that. But it always seemed to be the point where I switched off in concepts classes (all of them, and 2 different universities at different times) :< Though I'm pretty sure Tiwa could explain the shit out of those motherfuckers, given the chance.

So that's sexytime lunch dates at burgers and beers I hear?

i could be ALL done and dusted by this time next week....... cash offers being made to us, fingers crossed and hopefully can move on!