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Wednesday, July 21, 2010

Result M208 - TMA04

Result M208 - TMA04, 76%. I am not sure if I would have deserved more than 76%. Real Analysis AA was extremely boring. AB is less boring, btw. - I suppose that on universities the stuff in the various MST121, MS221 and M208 books is grouped and lectured by topic. My guess is four 30 point courses called Calculus I, Linear Algebra, Group Theory and Discrete Mathematics is the equivalent at a university. If you don''t do well in one subject all your results are dragged down considerably at the OU. At a university your Calculus grade would be less for example. - Next Action: Group Theory B. A topic I can relate with.
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  1. Chris FinlayWednesday, July 21, 2010 at 7:48:00 PM GMT+2

    I wouldn't worry too much you should be able to take advantage of the substitution mechanism for TMA's which will compensate and should get your TMA grade upto the rest of the other TMA's

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