Catching up

This week proved to be relaxed, yet intense at the same time. So far, it's still very much relaxed, as the syllabuses for almost all the modules have been completed, leaving us with just 1 week before the final examinations. After that, it's a whole new timetable with new lessons, lecturers and a wider social circle. And, I also feel that my English standard is coming back to me! It's een a couple of months since I felt that way.

Monday was a breeze, as the topics for Math and ELTech were dne befoe, back in secondary school, so the lessons were more or less revision. Yesterday, what' the point of going to school for 20 minutes? It's just to do a simple, 10 question quiz(but I think I might not do as well as the options were very similar to each other). So,maybe it should have been like the previous term, completing the quiz immediatey after the practical session, so that there would be more time for revision yesterday. Well, guess it could not be helped, as history can't be changed.

Today was intense, especially during the last lesson. Mechanics was like havin a competition of skill against time. 7 questions, 2 hours, 1 paper. The length of the question increases as you turn the page, and so does the number of lines it takes to completely answer the respective questions.
During Math, the lecturer was covering the last portion of Matrices, and it's damn easy. Today was the first time we were allowed to use laptops for the lecture, as it was required for the lecture, but, apart from using the program to do the calculations, some of us were having our own private conversations, so much so that our lecturer also signed into his account.
Finally it was computer programming. It was exactly one week before the exam, and we were still not very sure of one of the sequences for the programming. And, our project was due in less than a week's time! Wow. Man, we were all rushing to get thins done as soon as possible, so as to make time for our revision on Monday, our definite last chance to clarify any outstanding doubts we were having since the first lesson.

And soon, it's going to be the term break, and there's going to be a chalet stay, and maybe a small reunion with friends I had lost contact with for way too long.

OH, AND I ALMOST FORGOT,
HAPPY SEVENTEENTH BIRTHDAY ANDY!!!