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HSC 2001 resources page
The number ONE unofficial HSC resource!
A site to keep all the New 2001 HSC resources - links, notes, guides, discussions - together with the students!
Includes every subject you give me!
Technology & Applied Studies
Contents
| General | English | Arts | Humanities |
| Mathematics | Science | Technology | Miscellaneous |
engineering studies
Notes
Practice papers / questions
General links / info
- Includes info on alloys of steel, aluminium; heat treatment & microstructure - relevant for Civil Structures, Personal Transport and Aeronautical Engineering modules
- Info on ceramics from same site
information processes & technology
Notes
- Jodie H's IPT notes (options: decision support systems & transaction processing systems) - (form 1, form 2)
- Steve's IPT notes - (form 1, form 2) - and definitions of multimedia terms - (form 1, form 2)
- fatmuscle's notes
- Goman's notes - (form 1, form 3, form 4)
- Notes and info on DSS - from Brianna (Hyaku666)
Practice papers / questions
- IPT Practice Papers
- Edmund Rice College 2001 Trial - zipped bitmaps (Ninga) - not sure which option is covered here - solutions
- Barker, CSSA & AIS IPT Trials 2001
General links / info
- Christine's links for Automated Manufacturing
- A tutorial on IPT multimedia - for IPT, with multimedia! (shelli)
- Michael Eggenhuizen - an amazing collection of IPT resources
- whatis.com - Computing terminology reference
software design & development
Notes
- Steve's SDD notes - (form 1, form 2)
- fatmuscle's notes
- Summary notes from Copious' + ZeE ZuGgS' HSC site
- Notes on software developer's view of hardware - Crestwood
- sddhelp - will containt notes, tests, projects & links
Practice papers / questions
- IPT Practice Papers
- Barker College, Asquith Girls & CSSA SDD Trials - scanned as images into PDF (fatmuscle)
General links / info
- Michael Eggenhuizen - an amazing collection of SDD resources
- Sam Davis's SDD textbook - about 400 pages in PDF
- Binary long division - A quick tutorial in PDF
- whatis.com - Computing terminology reference
Legend on notes formats
- Form 1 (sample) - Microsoft® Word 97/2000 document
I have used macros in the creation of my docs, so yes, they're safe.
(There may be hidden text - use Tools, Options, View->"hidden text" or Print->"hidden text" to toggle viewing.) - Form 2 (sample) - Adobe® Portable Document Format (PDF / Acrobat®) - syllabus points shown
- Form 3 (sample) - Adobe® PDF - no syllabus points shown
- Form 4 (sample) - Adobe® PDF for printing - probably no syllabus points, 2 pages of notes per page
- Form 5 - HTML - as a web page
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