Hi,
If you are interested in studying electrical engineering, Unisa offers the National Diploma and BTech degree in this field. This will allow you to eventually qualify as an engineering technician or technologist. You might also want to do some further research about an electrical engineering career on the SA Institute of Electrical Engineers website at Applications for 2011 at Unisa close on 30 September this year. Visit for more info.

When I went to university (at much the same time as you), I did a Science degree in Electronic Engineering and Applied Mathematics. I was criticised by some, because of the large degree of overlap in my majors, making my degree “too specialised”. Now, the breadth of material I covered then, requires some ten or twelve specialist courses. Of course, the depth of knowledge has also increased in each of those areas, and it may well have doubled, but only at the cost of loosing a generalised approach that can see the wider patterns in nature.

drug addict, smoker, alcoholic and the new addition to the list, world of warcraft. i dont no about you but it just dont quite fit to me

…unless theyre referring to the sound. God damn.. you got that dolby noise reduction shit on this?? Terrible.