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Friday, January 22, 2010

TMAs / CMAs - 2010

By course:

M208 ( Pure Mathematics ) - 60 points
TMA01/pt1 12 Feb
TMA01/pt2 5 Mar
TMA02 9 Apr
TMA03 21 May
TMA04 25 Jun
TMA05 30 Jul
TMA06 3 Sep
TMA07 17 Sep

MT365 ( Graph Theory ) - 30 points
CMA41 7 Apr
CMA42 29 May
CMA43 21 Jul
CMA44 27 Sep
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TMA01 26 Apr
TMA02 14 Jun
TMA03 31 Jul
TMA04 13 Sep

or by month:

Feb
12: 208/TMA01 Pt 1

Mar
5: 208/TMA01 Pt 2

Apr
7: 365/CMA41
9: 208/TMA02
26: 365/TMA01

May
21: 208/TMA03
29: 365/CMA42

Jun
14: 365/TMA02
25: 208/TMA04

Jul
21: 365/CMA43
30: 208/TMA05
31: 365/TMA03

Aug
-.

Sep
3: 208/TMA06
13: 365/TMA04
17: 208/TMA07
27: 365/CMA44

That's quite a load. Well, it is what you can expect from a 90 point schedule, I suppose.

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