The last of them
Exams are quite wierd, especially ones with a lot of people in. 500 people sitting in silence at desks, not moving. I may actually miss them. University exams are easier than school ones because, generally, you know what is going to come up, so they can be fun when you can do all the questions in 45 minutes, then walk past all the arts students writing 20 page essays. Ha. 2 hours a week? Who's got the better deal now? I'm not bitter.
My last exams are as follows. Please stop reading if you don't care, I'm putting them here because I know I'll lose the bit of paper I've got them on, and then I won't know where they are, or what they are. If you're still interested, please carry on reading
Quality and Reliability Engineering - 16th May - 13:00 - City Hall
Process Engineering - 23rd May - 09:00 - City Hall
Applied Numerical Methods in Engineering - 25th May - 13:00 - Students Union
Fluid Power Systems - 1st June - 13:00 - Sports Hall, Llys Talybont
And then I'm done!
If any of the module titles sound remotely interesting, please let me know.
My last exams are as follows. Please stop reading if you don't care, I'm putting them here because I know I'll lose the bit of paper I've got them on, and then I won't know where they are, or what they are. If you're still interested, please carry on reading
Quality and Reliability Engineering - 16th May - 13:00 - City Hall
Process Engineering - 23rd May - 09:00 - City Hall
Applied Numerical Methods in Engineering - 25th May - 13:00 - Students Union
Fluid Power Systems - 1st June - 13:00 - Sports Hall, Llys Talybont
And then I'm done!
If any of the module titles sound remotely interesting, please let me know.
1 Comments:
Dear Jono
I miss your blog.
Please come back.
Thanks,
Liz x
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