The school year....wait school?!?! :'(

BLAH! School! :( We all don't like school correct? Well, I'm going to grade 8 and going to school on the 4th after Labour day. So tell me what you think about school and such...*cries out loud* School is tomorrow! :'(

We started las twe and I got a bunch of crappy teachers. On the plus my girlfriends in most of my classes.

My school started more than a week ago. :PI love it though, People are great and lectures are fun. Though the travel time of an hour each way does kill. =/

I start my final year on the 24th of September...

I like school for one reason: i'm away from my dad.well also because i laugh all day long when I'm with my friends. I also like annoying the teachers and i'm gonna rub it in their faces that i got far higher than what they expected.AS = 2 High B's
= 2 HIGH D'sI'm going onto A level now and i hope to get them DD to CC and the BB to AA

Linkman DS · #1BLAH! School! :( We all don't like school correct? Well, I'm going to grade 8 and going to school on the 4th after Labour day. So tell me what you think about school and such...*cries out loud* School is tomorrow! :'(

Huh! I'm going to 8th grade too. Well, my school is worse, because it's a charter school that barely gets any funding. When the brochure said "We adapt to a child's special needs" my mom thought they were talking about everyone's intelligence level, not mentally disabled people. Well, it's okay, because 1. All I have been doing every day this summer is sitting in front of this computer for 10 hours a day and 2. There are only 30 people in the entire middle school.

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mine said that too. And they didn't :(

School starts tomorrow here. I'm dreading it... ugh!

I don't go to school, I go to university (5th year), which starts a quite a high speed. Example: today I had three professors 'expelled' from one of the more official education committees, because they weren't doing anything.

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Wow, 5th year. What are going for? Network security?

I'm doing networking and its only 3 years. (technically 2 as the first year doesnt count towards anything)

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I'm thinking about software development... networking is more of a hacking thind, right?

not really... I learn how to program routers and switches, what cables to plug in where, and how to configure the settings on computers, how to run servers etc.

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That sounds cool.

I'm doing a Master in Computer Engineering. Started two days ago. And technically I'm in my fourth year of study.

*sigh* In exactly... well 30-50 minutes from now I have to go to school. >:(

My final year of high school started about eight months ago at the end of January. In Australia the school year fits into the seasonal year. I have less than two months left before I have finished all my exams and graduated then I'm looking at doing a double degree in nanotechnology and applied science majoring in nanostructrues and physics next year.

Australia you say? I'm looking for an internship in Australia. Do you know any good companies or universities in the area of Computer Engineering, Informatics or Electrical Engineering there? Any suggestion is welcome!

There aren't a large number of major computer companies based in Australia, although those like CISCO do have headqaurters and branches here (CISCO is more networking than computer engineering though). The area of North Ryde in Sydney is pretty much the Australian equivalent to Silicon Valley and has a lot of technology based companies.Now to do with universities: I live in Melbourne, so I don't know about those in states other than Victoria, but Monash has a very good reputation for engineering and science and Melbourne is the best university in the country, but doesn't focus very heavily on computers. If you want to know what institutions are doing courses similar to what you're doing go here and it will show any university that runs the major you search for as well as provide information on it.As with what university I want to go to: my first choice will be LaTrobe however this is only because they are one of the only two unversities in Australia that run the course I want. My second choice, and the other uni, is RMIT which has a very good reputation for engineering and technology and focuses as a more industry based institution. If I had the choice of any university though I would have probably picked Melbourne first (as I have a scholarship to there with guarenteed entry - which I'll be wasting :() or Monash.Sorry I couldn't be more help, I don't know a lot about the fields you are interested in. Hope that helps though :)

after many holidays i dont feel to go to school but its nice anyway