90721 2 EX Respond critically to written text(s) studied M 90722 2 EX Respond critically to Shakespearean drama studied M 90723 2 EX Respond critically to oral or visual text studied M 90724 2 EX Read and respond critically to unfamiliar prose and poetry texts M
Stats:
90642 2 EX Calculate confidence intervals for population parameters M 90643 2 EX Solve straightforward problems involving probability A 90644 2 EX Solve equations M 90646 2 EX Use probability distribution models to solve straightforward problems M
Physics:
90520 3 EX Demonstrate understanding of wave systems M 90521 3 EX Demonstrate understanding of mechanical systems M 90522 3 EX Demonstrate understanding of atoms, photons and nuclei M 90523 2 EX Demonstrate understanding of electrical systems M
Calc:
90635 2 EX Differentiate functions and use derivatives to solve problems N 90636 2 EX Integrate functions and use integrals to solve problems N 90638 2 EX Manipulate real and complex numbers, and solve equations N 90639 3 EX Sketch graphs of conic sections and write equations related to conic sections N
So Whats up with the N's in Calc. I only attempted one paper (conics).........
I suspect they've done compassionate consideration on all your papers due to EQNZ, so I guess they derived those grades regardless of how you performed in the actual exams?
You could easily argue it down to an SNA (the ones you didn't actually attempt).
maknz: I suspect they've done compassionate consideration on all your papers due to EQNZ, so I guess they derived those grades regardless of how you performed in the actual exams?
You could easily argue it down to an SNA (the ones you didn't actually attempt).
Yeah, after some discussion, it seems that way. Will definitely be arguing for SNA on the three I did not attempt. We were told we had to ask for consideration, I did not, but it appears we had no choice.
I passed :D 110 credits, passed 3 externals with Merit. Not my best but I passed none the less and got all my graphics assessments passed which was my main goal. So relieved now.
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