My TMA03 for MS221 came through the letter box. I was fairly confident I'd done a good job on this one, and was extremely happy to see that I'd got 97%. Assuming there are no mistakes on the addition, this means that todate, my scores on MS221 are slightly better than on MST121, which is pretty wierd really since MS221 is a level 2 module and MST121 is only level 1.
Still, as I keep reminding myself, it counts for nothing if I don't do well in the exam.
Saturday, 7 April 2012
MST121 TMA03 mark
The TMA03 mark appeared on my student homepage. (I like the word 'student' as it makes me feel much younger than I am) and I got 94%. I had 96% when I got the paper back from my tutor last week, but there was a mistake on the adding up. I always see the funny side of this, when I've been struggling with calculus and functions, formulae etc. that my marks can be added up wrong.
Anyway I don't really care, because I thought this was the poorest TMA I'd submitted, and 94% is more than I was expecting.
Anyway I don't really care, because I thought this was the poorest TMA I'd submitted, and 94% is more than I was expecting.
Monday, 5 March 2012
M257 TMA02 Result
My M257 TMA02 result came out today, and I got a second straight 100%. Pity the first TMA was a formative one (i.e. doesn't count toward the overall module result).
I was expecting a good mark, as it was pretty straight-forward, at least for anyone with Java programming experience. But I wasn't expecting to get full marks, especially since I'd hacked away some big chucks of the skeleton code that were downright ugly and inefficient. In fact one one of the questions I think I actually removed more code than I added.
Still, my tutor must have been happy, even giving me the full discretionary marks for "coding style".
There is hope for me yet!
I was expecting a good mark, as it was pretty straight-forward, at least for anyone with Java programming experience. But I wasn't expecting to get full marks, especially since I'd hacked away some big chucks of the skeleton code that were downright ugly and inefficient. In fact one one of the questions I think I actually removed more code than I added.
Still, my tutor must have been happy, even giving me the full discretionary marks for "coding style".
There is hope for me yet!
Saturday, 25 February 2012
MS221 TMA02 result
The marked TMA02 arrived in the post today. I had struggled with this more than any other TMA that I have done to date, and wasn't expecting a very good mark, but it was 95%. Same as my MST121 TMA02.
This mark, although pretty good, in no way reflects the struggle I'm having with this module (same way I feel about 121 also) but in this case, it's a bit irrelevant, since it's the lowest of the continual assessment and the exam that defines the final grade, and I'm 100% sure that in my case that will be the exam.
I will have to knuckle-down to some serious revision for this module in June.
Wednesday, 15 February 2012
MST121 TMA02 result
Got my 2nd TMA result and was truly amazed with it. 95% - even better than the previous one. This in no way reflects the struggle I am having with the subject, but a I guess I'm heading the right direction for a pass.
Sunday, 1 January 2012
MST121 & MS221 TMA01 Results
I got the results for both of the Maths TMA01's in December, and it was 94% on each. Bit of a shock on both actually, since I've been struggling a bit. I did have to work hard on the TMA's, and they took me far longer than I would have wanted.
Although those marks look good on paper, on MS221, it's the exam in June that's going to be the real test, when all I have is calculator, handbook and my exceedingly dodgy memory.
Although those marks look good on paper, on MS221, it's the exam in June that's going to be the real test, when all I have is calculator, handbook and my exceedingly dodgy memory.
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Slight Change of Plan - 2 Degrees
My initial plan was to get a Diploma in Computing en-route to my honours degree, but I discovered that by just changing the module order a bit, I can actually pick up an Open BSc instead. This seems like a better choice, and doesn't change my overall goal. It just means that if everything goes well, I will have two degrees to my name at the end of the process instead, albeit one without the 'Hons'. It will enable me to get a degree of some sort a year earlier though, so I think it's worth it.
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