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Arrrgh... severe migraine.
Argh to heck with it... at least tomorrow's paper is Engin Prof.
Nothing that a little bullsh*tting can't handle.
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Go go go!Originally posted by fudgester:Arrrgh... severe migraine.
Argh to heck with it... at least tomorrow's paper is Engin Prof.
Nothing that a little bullsh*tting can't handle. -
My head is cracking and spinning....
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Round, round baby round, roundOriginally posted by CoolMyth:My head is cracking and spinning....
Spend the night on me
I don't need no man
Got my kicks for free
Realise the vibe gonna be down low
I don't need nobody got my honeys
When I go round, baby round round
Spend the night on me
I don't need no man
Got my kicks for free
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General Biology on Monday.
No tutorial questions, no past year papers, no mock tests even.
Even the textbook itself isn't much help - just a few questions at the end of each chapter, and quite a number of them are out of syllabus.
So how the flying &#^$#@ am I supposed to revise besides reading my notes and creating my own helpsheets?!?!
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U've a piece of helpsheet?Originally posted by fudgester:General Biology on Monday.
No tutorial questions, no past year papers, no mock tests even.
Even the textbook itself isn't much help - just a few questions at the end of each chapter, and quite a number of them are out of syllabus.
So how the flying &#^$#@ am I supposed to revise besides reading my notes and creating my own helpsheets?!?!
Probably good to ask those who've taken it before? I think they might know more...
On top of that I think the book is the way to go bah...not too sure
Bio sucks -
I create mindmaps for most modules that I take. I find them very useful at helping me understand and retain information in the notes - just reading the notes don't quite cut it for me.
For closed-book modules that allow helpsheets, those mindmaps double up as my helpsheets. For fully open-book modules (like General Biology), the mindmaps act as a summary of whatever I've learnt in the notes. -
Quite true for me...just that I dun use mindmaps....I use summary of the notes, cos I understand where to get the important stuff out lor...plus usually the information on certain equations and their usage...Originally posted by fudgester:I create mindmaps for most modules that I take. I find them very useful at helping me understand and retain information in the notes - just reading the notes don't quite cut it for me.
For closed-book modules that allow helpsheets, those mindmaps double up as my helpsheets. For fully open-book modules (like General Biology), the mindmaps act as a summary of whatever I've learnt in the notes.
But well, each person has their own way of learning.
Gen Bio is kinda easy (according to my friends who took it 2 sems ago) dunno if it is true now... -
Well, I took General Bio as I felt that my knowledge and appreciation of the life sciences was limited. So it wouldn't hurt to have a feel of it.
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Originally posted by fudgester:Well, I took General Bio as I felt that my knowledge and appreciation of the life sciences was limited. So it wouldn't hurt to have a feel of it.
That, and the fact that I wanted to clear my UEM requirements quickly.
It won't hurt, indeed
I had to take something similar to that as part of my core. Shucks. -
Time to turn in. Paper tomorrow
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9am paper.
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Next (and final paper) on Monday.
I think I'll be turning in soon as well... there's really not much I can do right now anyway. -
I've another on Monday.Originally posted by fudgester:Next (and final paper) on Monday.
I think I'll be turning in soon as well... there's really not much I can do right now anyway.
Sigh with more time in between my productivity actually goes down -
Tomorrow the last paper of 18 years of education.
Amen.