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same_differenceHere they are:
Databases: 75%
Safety Critical Systems: 72%
Advanced Computer Graphics: 76%
Linear Control Theory: 23%
So that's three good 1st's in Computing, and a fail in Maths. Story of my degree really.
So the maths: Average is 61.5%.
So maximum final year mark achievable now 73.62%. So to get a first I need a 91.38% average for my final year project and last three modules.
So, to get a 2.1 I need 67.6% for my last three modules and my project.
Screw it, I'll still try for a first, I just have to work unbelievably hard.
Databases: 75%
Safety Critical Systems: 72%
Advanced Computer Graphics: 76%
Linear Control Theory: 23%
So that's three good 1st's in Computing, and a fail in Maths. Story of my degree really.
So the maths: Average is 61.5%.
So maximum final year mark achievable now 73.62%. So to get a first I need a 91.38% average for my final year project and last three modules.
So, to get a 2.1 I need 67.6% for my last three modules and my project.
Screw it, I'll still try for a first, I just have to work unbelievably hard.
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Date: 2005-03-01 12:05 pm (UTC)Story of a lot of people's degrees in the Maths department really, especially those who started before the the CompSci department split off...
I should imagine you have a bit more motivation than I did in the second half of my final year: I worked out that I only needed a 39% average in my last set of finals to still get a 2.1 which is what I needed to get into my MA.