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Saturday, January 9, 2010

Some correspondence at the OpenLearn forum

I'm going to be doing M208 and MST209 next year. I must be mad! I was wondering if anyone else if doing these courses next year. Would be good to get a study group online or something going?
(Christina)

I replied as follows:
Mad? No. 120 points / year is still in the do-able range. I have thought about doing M208 and MST209 together in one year very carefully. It simply means you will have to pump out a TMA every two weeks from february to september. It will work if you can spend all your time on math. I can't because I would like to do some other things as well like watching football since it's a World Cup year. I decided to go for M208 and MT365 this year. If it all goes well, I'll do MST209 next year.
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