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The Researcher formally known as Dr St Justin Started conversation Jun 29, 2000
Wahey! I got a 2:1 overall! 
No resits to worry about - the only slight disaster was 'The Solar Sytsem', a non-compulsory (so I knew I wouldn't have to resit that) module, which I got about 30% in. The exam was pretty awful though!
Most of the module marks were 50-60%, with a 90% high for 'Programming for Scientists'. So I think you can guess what sort of modules I might be doing more of next year... 
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J'au-æmne Posted Jun 29, 2000
Congratulations, Justin!
Wow, you got an even bigger range of marks than me!
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The Researcher formally known as Dr St Justin Posted Jun 29, 2000
It's pretty impressive! Mind you, the ones I got the lowest marks in were were less overall, pushing my overall mark up a bit. The ones I got the highest marks in are worth twice (or sometimes three times) as much as the shorter modules.
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J'au-æmne Posted Jun 29, 2000
Darn wrong window.
What I meant to say was, all my modules count pretty much the same, & do you have a net connection over the hols? I'm looking for ppl to write about planets which aren't either Mars or Jupiter.
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The Researcher formally known as Dr St Justin Posted Jun 29, 2000
Unfortunately not, hence the slight changes on my homepage. Unless I get time to go into Birmingham and find an internet cafe...
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