For MT365: one exam, and the OCAS consists of 4 TMA's and 4 CMA's. I wasn't expecting the CMA's. The TMA's count for 15% a piece and the CMA's 10% a piece.
For M208: one exam, and the OCAS consists of 7 (not 4) TMA's.
Had a brief look at some past exams from both courses. Both exams seem doable, passable. Most of the MT365 is entirely new to me, so I must be careful not to underestimate this one. Rating the course at level 3 must have had a reason.
For the moment I'll stop preparing, pre-reading for M208, MT365, will do other math stuff.
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There are 7 TMAs on M208 according to my study calendar, which arrived on Friday together with the first 1/3rd of the course.
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your MS221 grade 2 - I had virtually identical OCAS and exam results, a grade 2 pass, and the same feelings as you, though I also felt that MS221 had been nothing more than a proving ground for me to know I could "hack" doing "proper maths", and that as a 30 point level two course, the difference in value to the overall maths degree between a grade two and grade one pass is very small indeed.
Good luck on the M208 adventure.