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i managed to skip the P1/P2 system :banana:

same here.

I ror'd so much I suffered a bit of incontinence when I saw Penny's post

Glad you blanked my surname from my Uni Maths test.

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:banana: thats funny as..........looks like something i would do lol :D

Wish I thought of something as smart ass as that for my end of year 12 exam for maths... probably all I could think of was shit shit shit shit shit shit shit WHAT THE f**k IS THAT! etc

yeah im not mathematically inclined

so i did quantative methods instead... and that was actually interesting... learning about critical path project management, statistics and complex graphs...

algebra still reduces me to a whimpering heap.... quantum particle physics is easier to rationalize ;P

-D

Wish I thought of something as smart ass as that for my end of year 12 exam for maths... probably all I could think of was shit shit shit shit shit shit shit WHAT THE f**k IS THAT! etc

I had the same reaction to my maths 1 and 2 exam in year 12 Vu

and i think i almost did what pete did lol

math, i sux'd at in high school

went to advanced electronic eng school with avionics and spacecraft specialty,, truck loads of really advanced math what was i thinking..lol, made perfect sense in college.they taught it so much better plus you got to build and design cool stuff with it.. not just theory.

I think i have a masters degree in partying/beer chugging..lol frat house fun

Maths, geez, i failed that in year 12....and tourism, only because i hardly went to the classes....so i didn't get my sace :D

18 months at tafe doing Electrotechnology was interesting, maths was also a pain in the ass, but at least it was fun making circuits and making stuff blow up :banana:

math, i sux'd at in high school

went to advanced electronic eng school with avionics and spacecraft specialty,, truck loads of really advanced math what was i thinking..lol, made perfect sense in college.they taught it so much better plus you got to build and design cool stuff with it.. not just theory.

I think i have a masters degree in partying/beer chugging..lol frat house fun

I think its easier to learn something when you have some kind of physical application to cross reference...

You can read about something as much as u want, unless you actually see how it works in real life you won't understand the references

At least thats what I've found about myself... I could read a whitepaper 10 times and still not understand it.... attempt to implement it on a running machine, while maybe breaking the system, I'd usually do it in half the time it'd take me to read the damn manual.... then again im a linux engineer by trade and the documentation often sucks so learning the systems yourself are usually the best route anyhow

-D

EDIT : Hehe Abe, I never got my sace either, but the sad thing is, if you quit year 10 and did a 6 months Cert 3 in >anything< at TAFE, it was actually higher on the IQ meter than the SACE. So, it would have been better for me to have left highschool after year 10, do a 2 year diploma of IT at tafe, and then skip two years at a university course (if that was the course i was going to take - for what I do they don't really have applicable uni courses sadly)

Edited by Dohmar

I have a Cert III in Electrotechnology Computer Engineering and Component Assembly.

I find that by doing things myself, i learn quicker then reading or listening about it....but still sometimes have to go to the instructions. Its surprising how easy a pc is to put together, but we still get people coming into work wanting us to fix there mistakes...all the hardware comes with instructions, if it doesn't fit read them and don't force it....enough of my uneducated ramblings :D

I have a Cert III in Electrotechnology Computer Engineering and Component Assembly.

I find that by doing things myself, i learn quicker then reading or listening about it....but still sometimes have to go to the instructions. Its surprising how easy a pc is to put together, but we still get people coming into work wanting us to fix there mistakes...all the hardware comes with instructions, if it doesn't fit read them and don't force it....enough of my uneducated ramblings :D

Its not that you're uneducated, its more so that the education system in australia had a big shift to the right when they introduced subsidized uni education and encouraged all the kids to take uni grad courses in order to get the country smarter... they succeeded, but they did it at the expense of tradesmen/artisans... which is why I know guys who lay tiles in bathrooms now who earn more than some psychologists... its one of the reasons that uni graduates in certain IT fields are scorned, because in many cases the real world experience is worth more than any amount of study... and my company prioritises people with industry level qualifications from Cisco, Microsoft, Redhat and Novell/Suse, way ahead of any uni course... there are no prerequisites to take the tests, so if you know your stuff you can get those certifications (provided you also part with 4 figures >:banana:)

-D

He guys. On my RB25 neo, Whats above the alternator and can leak coolent? Water pump? Ive got a slight leak coming from there. Nothing big just annoying. Could be a gasket i guess to.

Anyone else had this problem before?

Thanks Luke

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