I would like to do a write up about Systems Engineering. I think that this is a brilliant idea to get some love for the less popular subjects, I know I certainly would have liked a bit of information from past students before entering 3/4 systems.
VCE have nothing?
Honey, try SACE ;)
VCE have nothing?
Honey, try SACE ;)
I would like to do a write up about Systems Engineering. I think that this is a brilliant idea to get some love for the less popular subjects, I know I certainly would have liked a bit of information from past students before entering 3/4 systems.
I completed Sociology this year in Year 12!
So, I would love to help future and current students that need help or need some clarification on parts of the topic.
I was already planning to put a bunch of stuff together for my classes, but now I feel morally obligated to. Damn. ::)
Philosophy
VCE Philosophy Questions & Resources Thread
VCE have nothing?
Honey, try SACE ;)
Well I received a pretty decent score in Classics this year. I wouldn't mind contributing at all :)
EDIT: Just had a look at that side of the forum. I might have a look at the texts being studied and provide some critical notes on them. I've also got a bunch of comparative essays, lying around my desk (hopefully I haven't thrown them all away). I might make a guide on writing a classics essay, as they make up a large portion of the end-of-year exam (50% of the marks). But at this stage, it's all talk for now, because Classics was that one subject I'd wing and get a good mark in. Might need help in constructing solid advice.
Gonna write up some spicy resources for German sometime soon because it's a very popular language and it's the only subject I've actually continued at uni. Keep your eyes peeled boys n girls
Well I received a pretty decent score in Classics this year. I wouldn't mind contributing at all :)I'd be happy to help out if you'd like; Classics is a bit undernourished. So much to write about though, it's hard to know where to start. :)
EDIT: Just had a look at that side of the forum. I might have a look at the texts being studied and provide some critical notes on them. I've also got a bunch of comparative essays, lying around my desk (hopefully I haven't thrown them all away). I might make a guide on writing a classics essay, as they make up a large portion of the end-of-year exam (50% of the marks). But at this stage, it's all talk for now, because Classics was that one subject I'd wing and get a good mark in. Might need help in constructing solid advice.
I'd be happy to help out if you'd like; Classics is a bit undernourished. So much to write about though, it's hard to know where to start. :)
I was a keen R&S student in 2015 - I'd be happy to write a bit about how I studied/learned content and round up my old notes and resources. Admittedly I'm only really knowledgeable about the Catholic version of the course - but it's something!
Bump - still after some valuable resources/guides/etc for all of the mentioned subjects in the original thread.
Please feel free to post them in their respective sections :) We would really value your contribution. Thanks all!
And you'll get a lot of +1s. ;)
I've noticed there's absolutely no posts on Visual Art, and since I've benefitted from other parts of the forums I figured Im gonna post:
'Visual Arts Guide: Exam How To' which I'll post how to write top notch VA essays etc, and how to analyse artworks etc
and
'Visual Arts: What Makes A Body Of Work a 50'
:)
I would just like to say that I have almost finished writing "A brief guide to 3/4 systems engineering" and it will be uploaded within the next week.