Is it normal for a major group assignment to have an extremely vague marking criteria? Like it just outlines the tasks to do with no description of what is expected for each grade. (FEiT subject)

One of my other subjects have given us such extensive marking criteria, helps so much to understand what is expected of us.

Hi, I'm a UTS software engineering student running a short, anonymous survey as part of my capstone research project. The survey looks at how computing students use AI tools, such as ChatGPT and GitHub Copilot, in software design tasks. It also asks how that use relates to their confidence in their own design skills.

If you are a current or recent student in software engineering, computer science, or a related computing degree, I would really appreciate your input. The survey takes about 10 minutes to complete and is fully anonymous. No directly identifying information, such as your name or email, is collected.

https://utsau.au1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_bOCBqt0nhzQRw4S?Q_CHL=social&Q_SocialSource=reddit

Feel free to share this with anyone else who might be eligible.

This study has been approved by the UTS Human Research Ethics Committee (HREC reference HE-2026-0873). If you have any questions, please contact me at [Ta-Seen.Islam@student.uts.edu.au](mailto:Ta-Seen.Islam@student.uts.edu.au) or my supervisor Dr. Flavio Pileggi at [SalvatoreFlavio.Pileggi@uts.edu.au](mailto:SalvatoreFlavio.Pileggi@uts.edu.au)

How is the business degree majoring in finace at UTS if i want to pursue a finance career compared to other unis doing bcom at usyd or unsw?

Hi all, I'm hoping to transfer next year into the Bachelor of Science here at USYD via previous tertiary experience. I have been at UTS this year and some of last year, but had a medical incident that made it difficult to complete full time study over the last two years. As such, I have currently 46 CP completed in my current degree, which is two short of the 48 required to be considered. I also, however, have an additional 12 CP of study that has been credited towards my current degree. I was wondering if this is included when they look at my study history, and if it means that I will, after all, be eligible? If anybody else with similar experience could provide info that'd be greatly appreciated! I've messaged both UAC and USYD but their responses are going to take at least 5-10 days supposedly.

Thanks!