Wait, what?
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So midterms started yesterday.
My ‘worst’ exam – the one I was stressing the most about – was first. It’s done. I’m hoping I passed, especially since it’s worth 40% of my final mark. Meep. I just couldn’t study over the weekend. It was HORRIBLE.
I’ve got .Net today at 1pm, which should be easypeasy. It’s an open book exam, and we only have two and a half hours to write a program, so it’s not going to be uber complicated. Yay!
Advanced Java is tomorrow afternoon. I think I remember him saying something about us being supplied a ‘cheat sheet’ for the exam. As far as I know it’s a pen-and-paper exam, so we’ll see how that goes, I guess.
Thursday is my icky day: DBMS at 8:30 and then Network Computing (the Novell half – ugh, Novell sucks) at 2pm. The SQL stuff for DBMS is no problem – just simple selects and table creation, no big. It’s the table normalization stuff that I know I can do, I just can’t explain why/how I do it. That’s what’s got me on assignments for this class, and what will probably get me on the exam. We’ll see now Networking goes.
Friday is going to be a ‘no brainer’ type day, because it’s our Web Development exam. It shouldn’t be too difficult, especially since I’ve done that before. XHTML and CSS. No big deal.
Just as long as we don’t have to remember the complete doctype tags at the top of the page.
Friday, apparently, there are a couple of us going to Speedworld after our exam. Zoom zoom!
I should start doing a bit of last minute .Net studying, else get some Java studied for tomorrow. Studying, apparently, is good!
Wait a minute, are you in CAP at RRC PSC? (And other assorted three-letter acronyms)
I was an EA there in November/December, But I can’t remember seeing you. (Then again, I was usually with the same three or four students.)
I am, I am! I just started at my co-op job yesterday.
I have to say I didn’t bug the EAs for much of anything. If I did need help, I usually just bugged Gillian. Or my classmates.
Let me guess, did you ever get stuck helping Alex? (Limpy Russian kid.)