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HSC 2003, The new HSC course This website was developed as a resource for HSC students in New South Wales. Throughout this next year we hope to provide you with useful information about the new HSC syllabus. Thanks to the internet studying for the HSC has become easier and quicker, we will provide you with the latest information and links that will help you get through this year...more info THE 2003 HSC
FORUM English English involves the study and use of
language in its various textual forms, encompassing written, spoken and
visual texts of varying complexity, including the language systems of
English through which meaning is conveyed, interpreted and
reflected. Maths General 2 unit This course hasn't changed that much from MIS. You may use a graphics
calculator in the exam, but in some cases it's quicker just to work things
out in your head. Mathematics involves
observation, representation, investigation and comparison of patterns and
relationships in social and physical phenomena. It allows the creative
solution of problems and is also a powerful, precise and concise means of
communication. At an everyday level, it is concerned with practical
applications in many branches of human activity. At a higher level, it
involves abstraction and generalisation. As such, it has been integral to
most of the scientific and technological advances made in Australia and
elsewhere...more
info Visual Art The Visual Art syllabus has changed quite a bit. Now, you are required to learn about the Conceptual Framework. Visual Arts as a subject provides for various interpretations of the visual arts that are both contemporary and relevant. Acknowledging that visual arts encompasses the areas of art, craft and design, the subject is theoretically and practically sustained by practice, the frames, and a conceptual framework about art. These underpinnings form the basis for content and accommodate different student interests and abilities...more info Design and Technology From the earliest times, humans have interpreted, shaped and altered their environments in an attempt to improve the quality of their lives. In the process, technologies have evolved and been developed to the extent that, today, they have an impact on most aspects of our daily lives...more info |
