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The practise coursework was about cars and was really boring... *falls asleep* wah.. oh sorry I wasn't meant to fall asleep like that but the effects have still not washed off.
Now the real one is about school children from a fictional school, but usually the information is from a real school, and I have some idea where it was since they have trams in their city (Birmingham?).
After doing my first hypothesis following a guideline of questions to answer I realised it's not that hard after all, I still have to complete 2 more hypothesis' for friday but i am halfway through number 2 right now, and I have have 3 lessons of Maths during the week.
I suppose mst of you have done the statistics one already since you did in year 10, but I did the Sequences/Algebra one last year and was very enthusiastic about doing it, I hope I got an A for it, bt i won' find out since the teacher is deliberatly hiding the marks from us.
I suppose there are jobs in this day and age that require more than just amateur computer skills. Nearly every job needs you to know how to do some basic computer skills.
Quite good for me.
damn i was annoyed one more mark and i would have gotten an A*
> maths you have to do advanced calculus ie ODEs, PDEs and Fourier
> series which is truely terrifying stuff....
Sounds great! I'm taking Maths, Furthur Maths, Physics, and Electronics or History (depending mainly on mock exam results)
As it happens, we got the chance to do Statistics GCSE Courswork twice - once both for the Maths and Stats GCSEs, and then we could redo it if we wanted to for the Maths.
First time: Spent about 3000 hours on the stupid thing, got 6,7,8
Second time: Spent about 2 hours on it, mostly the night and bus journey before it was due in, got full marks
Remind me not to do any work in the future.
> For A level? Maybe, but it proably doesn't matter if you are
> guarneteed an A in GCSE. But what most of it is in A level is Algebra,
> which is my speciality.
A-Level maths is largely calculus. IT's not too bad but with further maths you have to do advanced calculus ie ODEs, PDEs and Fourier series which is truely terrifying stuff....
> I'm on an A* average, so I think I'll take maths then. Do you know
> anything about taking Physics and Geography as well?
Physics you need to get a double B in science Biology and Chemistry + Physics. Geography you need to get a B also, i don't know the exact things you will have to do in them but I'm sure you've got plenty of time t change your mind. Proably by then they would have changed it a bit somehow.