University Subjects
ENGG1811: Computing for Engineers
ENGG1811: Computing for Engineers
- University
- University of New South Wales
- Subject Link
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owidjaja
4 years ago
- Assessment
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18% - 7 labs (labs are marked out of 2, 1 mark for completing the lab, 1 mark for a weekly multiple choice question) + 2 virtual labs (1 on Excel, the other on MATLAB)
12% - Week 5 Oral Assessment
10% - Assignment 1
10% - Assignment 2
20% - Week 10 Oral Assessment
30% - Final Exam - Assumed Knowledge
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N/A
- Comments
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A lot of my friends described this course as a WAM booster. This course isn't too bad but the lectures are kinda dry. The only annoying thing about this subject is the oral assessment, which is basically the lab demonstrator giving you two questions and you have 6 minutes to write the code and explain your working out (without running the code) - maybe I'm just bad at articulating myself but I didn't do so well in these assessments. They also mark you a bit harshly but they do give you partial marks.
- Contact Hours
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2x 2hr lectures, 1x 2 hr lab
- Difficulty
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2/5
- Lecture Recordings?
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Yes
- Lecturer(s)
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Dr Ashesh Mahidadia
- Overall Rating
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3/5
- Textbook
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N/A
- Year & Trimester Of Completion
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2020 T2
- State
- NSW
- Type
- University
- Courses
- 124
- Campuses
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Canberra at ADFA Sydney - Kensington Sydney - Kensington/Online Sydney - Paddington
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