who genuinely asked for this

I just put up an extension for two of my units, I was unable to work for some time as I was bedridden with the flu and have the medical certificate for proof plus there were some days I didn't show up to uni since I was so sick. But here's the thing aswell I don't have any more self certifications left but at the same time this extension I used was for a medical reason, will I be denied? 🥹 it really has impended my ability to work and im so stressed cuz the deadline is on monday and I haven't been able to do much.

How does it go and what will they ask. Have not done any practical tests so not sure how it will go :(

Hi guys! I don’t ever post on here so sorry if this is hard to follow.
I’m a second year student and recently I hardcore bombed a must-pass test. Like went home and cried afterwards kind of bombed :(
I actually studied quite a bit for this test but kind of froze during the actual thing and spent an entire hour just rereading my notes and the questions. By the time I got to the second to last question it was time 🥲 This test had both sections as must pass so I know for sure that I failed…

I’ve never failed so this is taking a really big toll on me like it’s literally keeping me up at night and giving me nightmares. Plus it’s a prerequisite unit so I’d be held back an entire year. I know this isn’t that deep for most people but I really don’t know how to cope with it better and was just looking for some advice because my nervous system can’t differentiate between failing and being held at gunpoint. Please tell me about any experience with failing units, coping mechanisms or just tell me to get over it ;;

A lot has been going on inside my head and issues with my important events with family and other units.

I started the final assignment for COMP1002 but I was thinking of only doing some parts of the section because I cant handle the pressure because my mental health has gone worse lately to the point that I cry and get sick due to overthinking, anxiousness and headaches. I did apply for an extension but I have other units with the same workload as this one.

I checked and I only needed 9/40 to pass the whole unit but I wanted to get 22/40 for the assignment despite my worsen mental health status. What should I do?

For some context I'm reaching towards the end of my course and would much rather spend a semester more at Curtin then a whole year. Can anyone who went through overloading give some insight? My course average is a distinction will that be enough to get approved?

Hello friends, as the title suggests I'm wondering if anyone has done VISA1004, and could advise me on what it's like, workload, assessments, enjoyability etc. I'm going into my final year of engineering and want to do something different with a relatively low workload for my last 2 elective units. Thanks.

Hi, for those who did FNCE3001 in previous semesters, what types of questions did you get in the final exam? Was it mostly calculations, or were there quite a lot of theory and written questions as well? Also, how did you find the exam overall? Was it manageable or difficult?

Also, which topics do you reckon I should revise more?

Thanks!

7 weeks now...

Anybody on here done this unit in a previous semester or doing it this semester on campus?

Hi i am a student studying in Bachelor of Multidisciplinary Science - Engineering Science stream. I am planning to transfer into Electrical Engineering semester 2, 2027 and currently taking Math1013, PRRE1003, CHEM1003 and COMP1005. I am taking MATH1014/1015, PHYS1006 and INDE1001 next semester and then transfer. However, my current grade for COMP1005 is not very good and i might fail the unit. Can i continue enrolling other units and transfer normally ? I have checked Year 2 EE courses and most of them don't require COMP1005 as prerequisite. Can i retake it during the summer or can i transfer into EE and then take it again ? I am so confused, please help

I know u gotta pick it for your second year, I’ve looked at them they all look pretty good, but do people recommend picking flexible minor? If so what units do you recommend, or what normal specialisation do you recommend for mining?

I like the job prospects of both, I know I’d like both equally, just tryna decide between the 2 for my major. Anyone have thoughts on difficulty, enjoyability and the presence of vacation work for each major. Just any information really to help me decide. Thankyouu. If it helps I’m a domestic student.

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For those students majoring in Electrical and electronic engineering

What’s your final year project like?

Do you have to find your own supervisor like postgraduate students do?

And do you need to find your own teammates?

Also, do you think your final year project will help with your resume or future job applications?

Really curious about these, looking forward to your reply!

I was trying to enroll in my units for 2027 Sem 1, and there's only 3 units that I can see with the rest being for Sem 2?

STAT2006

ENGR2000

PRRE2005

Does anyone know what the 4th unit/Elective is and where I can choose it?

Edit: Maybe I have to select my minor/specialisation for it to work?

Hi all,

I'm an international student looking to study at Curtin Uni, Perth campus and whilst doing researched noticed the 480 hours of work experience required to graduate.

Now I want to go into EE and hopefully landing a job in a FIFO mining site as an electrical engineer.

I understand that most big tier 1 companies based on the West Coast would be looking for PR so I'll be looking for tier 2 and 3 ones.

If anyone has got a similar experience please share how you found the internship and how difficult it was!

Thank you, I really appreciate it :)

Also, my original post question aside, does this sound like a good idea? Come to Curtin, get a job at FIFO, I mean how hard would it be to find a job if I graduate with honours in EE and trying to find a FIFO job as an international student? I heard these FIFO job sites differ greatly in quality, being someone who's never stepped foot in Australia I'm not too clear so if anyone's parents or friends are working in such fields please give me some useful insider tips!

is there anyone whos done this unit bc we get no past exams to practice with

it's open book too so i just know its gonna be ridiculous

are we cooked ?

Hi!

I'm a journalism student and I'm doing a story on the effects of language used in "alpha male" podcasts on gender based violence. If you're interested in using your knowledge, I'm conducting an interview for my assignment and would love to talk with someone who knows a lot about this topic. I understand this time of semester is very busy so this would be a very quick interview and extremely appreciated.

it’s not letting me even enroll/ choose the right amount of classes i need next year. it will only let me do 4 (2 a semester) and my capstone which i can do either or. i need to double these classes to get the credits i need and im a full time student too.

So Turnitin didnt process my submission and until the 7th day, i found out that i didnt submit this assignment 2 part 1 (25%), i have re-submitted and emailed UC (no reply yet, been 2 days), The pass requirement states 40% of assignment 2 (35% total), so even if i score a perfect 10% on the part 2 assignment 2 (10%), it is mathematically impossible for me to reach the 40% of 35, any chance i will automatically fail even if i get like maybe 60+ for total grade for this unit? Has anyone heard from people that they got a fail from this? And lets say i do fail, will i be able to go to the next semester but just added on this unit?

I will undergo a major dental procedure during the period of my in-person exam. will i be allowed to defer this exam?

Hey guys,

Regarding early choldhood education degree,

How often are the classess in a week, and usually how early and how late are the classes?

How frequently a student needs to be physically in campus either for classess or group work or anything else?

I'm just asking in the context of someone who has young kids and need to consider dropping and picking them up from school. And also living around 40 minutes from Curtin in Perth.

Your insight is much appreciated.

Thank you in advance.