Friday, July 28, 2006

Tuesday, July 25, 2006

and the Answer is...

For the question I posted on 12th, the answer is "A Sand Sculpture of Canary Wharf".


M500 Revision Weekend

I have enrolled on "The M500 Society 32nd Mathematics Revision Weekend" at Aston University, Birmingham. It runs from Friday 8th September to Sunday 10th September 2006, with the weekend designed to help with exam revision, and is open to all OU students.

They expect to present the following maths-based OU courses, subject to sufficient numbers:-

M208, M248, M255, M301, M336, M338, M343, M346, M358, M360, M361, M373, MA290, MS221, MS324, MST209, MT262, MT365 and T305.

ref: M500 Society

Friday, July 21, 2006

Thursday, July 20, 2006

M301: TMA 04 - Results

Yesterday I got the results back for TMA04. According to my tutor TMA04 has proved to be the most difficult TMA to date, and he complimented me on a job well done. I dropped several marks for omissions in a couple of my answers, and lost a mark on the Statechart Diagram for not following the supplied specification, in the question, explicitly. Although this is my lowest TMA score so far for M301, my TMA average is still over 97%.

Wednesday, July 19, 2006

Monday, July 17, 2006

M301: TMA04 - Submitted

Submitted TMA04 yesterday afternoon. This has been a rather difficult TMA as a lot of the questions were very judgemental in how they were answered.

Although I am enjoying the course, it is a very hard slog with lots of information to digest.

Friday, July 14, 2006

A Useful Mac?

I have never been a fan of Mac's, too restrictive if you ask me. But I have now found a great use for the MacBook. See here.

Thursday, July 13, 2006

Spotted

Whilst exiting the train at Canary Wharf tube station this morning, I saw Chris Fairbank entering via the same door I was leaving through.


[picture from the BBC]

Wednesday, July 12, 2006

Competition Time

This is being constructed in Jubilee Place Mall at Canary Wharf. So what do you think its going to be?

Thursday, July 06, 2006

Donington

I spent the weekend at Donington watching the British round of MotoGP. Although Danny Pedrosa won quite comfortably, the hero of the day was Valentino Rossi, starting 12th on the grid with a fractured wrist and ankle he managed to power his way through to 2nd place, and is now only 35 points behind championship leader Nicky Hayden.

If anyone is interested in looking at the photo's I took click here.