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    Quote Originally Posted by カワサキキド
    Pics posted in the club 250 bit.

    I hate waiting for exam results to come back, it's worse than doing the exam, mabey I should have studied harder.

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    Congrats to all you people that finished your exams and assignments. And heck it must be good to be finished with your entire degree, PT!

    I had 3 exams this semester, engineering drawing didn't have one. So I had exams on monday, wednesday and friday this week, finished my last one this morning!
    I studied my arse off for this morning's exam, engineering mechanics 2, and it paid off, I think
    Can't wait for the results...

    I'm soooo glad engineering doesn't have any long essays you have to write, I think they were worse than the exams when I was doing my 1/2 BA.

    Now to have another Guinness...

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    Good on ya Erik... Finished just in time to enjoy the good weather over the weekend too What year of your degree were you doing?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Milky
    Good on ya Erik... Finished just in time to enjoy the good weather over the weekend too What year of your degree were you doing?
    This is the end of my first year. I'm 23, but kinda stuffed around a bit and did half a BA in sociology and psychology before starting engineering.
    I think I've made the right choice to study engineering though, it suits me way better than psych/sociology.

    Mechatronics must be pretty interesting?

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    I'm Free, did my last exam yesterday.............now to get into the Navy, as an officer of course :sly:

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    dunno yet erik.. This coming year will be the first of my specialisation, and even then it is no different from the standard mechanical degree. After the middle of the third year the two degrees start to differ in the prescribed papers. Of course there are chances for elective papers to be taken over the course of the degree, but I am nto sure what those will be yet. I have to find out if I am approved for the course, pick a timetable and elective papers and get that signed off by the course supervisor. That should all be happening around christmas time, as results for the second semester are supposed to come out on the 20th of December.

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    wooooooo finished...


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    Finally got all my grades back...
    I was happy with the first results that I got: A in Materials science, A in Computer science, A+ in Electrical engineering. Bit disappointed with the final mark, a B+ in Enginering design. I had a run of A's through the first semester and up until this last result came out too
    Still, it will be enough (7.62GPA) to get me into the mechatronics department for next year and that is what matters

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    And you passed your WoF today! Bet you were sweating on that one - lucky the inspector took pity on you and turned a blind eye to your sad lack of preparation.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Milky
    Finally got all my grades back...
    I was happy with the first results that I got: A in Materials science, A in Computer science, A+ in Electrical engineering. Bit disappointed with the final mark, a B+ in Enginering design. I had a run of A's through the first semester and up until this last result came out too
    Still, it will be enough (7.62GPA) to get me into the mechatronics department for next year and that is what matters
    What percentage do you need to get a A in your department?
    Good work none the less!

    I'm still waiting for mine

    But I am well prepared for the WoF!

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    I really dont know for certain... The only percentage I know of is the engineering design paper - fully internally assessed - 81% got me a B+. For the rest of the papers, I have absolutely no idea as they do not release the marks that you get in the final exams. I guess that overall:

    70-75 = B-
    75-80 = B
    80-85 = B+
    85-90 = A-
    90-95 = A
    95-100 = A+

    There may be some changes between departments, but I dont know if it is based on a 6th form certificate system (only a certain number of each grade) or pure percentge based grades :spudwhat:

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    Quote Originally Posted by カワサキキド
    I'm still waiting for mine
    Me too
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    Thumbs up Got 3 out of 4 results back

    Happy happy, joy joy, happy happy...etc, etc.

    Social Policy: Concepts and Theories: B-

    Social and Community Work Practice II: B

    The Wellbeing of Pacific Peoples in New Zealand: B-

    I'm still waiting for my results from An Introduction to Social Research.
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    Bloody brilliant!!

    That is an awsome effort especially with that workload and all the drinking and stuff.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Celtic_Sea_lily
    Happy happy, joy joy, happy happy...etc, etc.
    Social Policy: Concepts and Theories: B-
    Social and Community Work Practice II: B
    The Wellbeing of Pacific Peoples in New Zealand: B-
    I'm still waiting for my results from An Introduction to Social Research.
    Well done CSL! Go and get yourself properly into celebration mode. You've earned it!!
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