So...now for the final trek
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So...now for the final trek November 11, 2009 07:38PM |
Ok - just finished COS321 yesterday, and onto my last exam for my degree - COS311!
I am SO excited to be done - but have to first pass this one.
Will probably be posting up questions on a regular basis till the exam
Good luck to you all on the studying!
I am SO excited to be done - but have to first pass this one.
Will probably be posting up questions on a regular basis till the exam
Good luck to you all on the studying!
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November 11, 2009 11:06PM |
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November 12, 2009 01:17PM |
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November 14, 2009 01:46PM |
I'm also writing Advanced Programming as my last exam for the degree 
@Anita: I want to do honours next year. I just wish I had someone that already did it before me to give me input on which combination of modules to do, some advice and tut letters.
I'm really scared about honours cos everyone says its really difficult.
Best wishes people.
@Anita: I want to do honours next year. I just wish I had someone that already did it before me to give me input on which combination of modules to do, some advice and tut letters.
I'm really scared about honours cos everyone says its really difficult.
Best wishes people.
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Re: So...now for the final trek November 21, 2009 08:16AM |
ME22222222222222. Can't wait for 10h00 on Monday!!!!!!!
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November 21, 2009 09:22AM |
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Re: So...now for the final trek November 21, 2009 01:35PM |
I'm also writing me last exam for me degree!!! 
The loooooong five years it took me, actually went by quickly. And Houners? Well, I still have a brain cell left or two. I guess I better carry on with it.
Besides, it cannot hurt to know more. And on the long run, I think it will definitely help you in the future vacancies + experience.
PS: I will stick with INF as my major. It looks digestible!
The loooooong five years it took me, actually went by quickly. And Houners? Well, I still have a brain cell left or two. I guess I better carry on with it.
Besides, it cannot hurt to know more. And on the long run, I think it will definitely help you in the future vacancies + experience.
PS: I will stick with INF as my major. It looks digestible!
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November 21, 2009 05:17PM |
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