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Monday, April 5, 2010

MT365 is hard

Although I still think I'll pass the course, MT365 is hard. For me it is a new sort of mathematics I have to get used to. It involves a lot of factual knowledge including an entirely new, rather large, nomenclature which doesn't seem to end. Completed questions 16-20 ( Design ) of CMA41 today. Still five more to go on Networks. Cut-off is Wednesday but I want to have it done tomorrow. Together with M208/TMA02 which is ready but need to be looked at one more time. So I am busy. Very busy in fact. When they are done it's time to rethink / replan.
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  1. Ah, that horrid time-crunch!
    Hope it works out, it usually does but we've all been there and it ain't a nice place to be... ;-)

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