[fluteflute]

If anyone happens to be online right now, there's a live revision session run by the Further maths Network on between 6pm and 8pm tonight.

http://bit.ly/FP3-MEI-Summer-2012

[gymrat]

(Original post by fluteflute)
If anyone happens to be online right now, there's a live revision session run by the Further maths Network on between 6pm and 8pm tonight.

http://bit.ly/FP3-MEI-Summer-2012

Missed it or is there a recording?

[fluteflute]

(Original post by gymrat)
Missed it or is there a recording?

I don't know how quickly they'll upload the recording, but when they do, it will be on http://www.furthermaths.org.uk/onlinerevision.php

[gymrat]

(Original post by fluteflute)
I don't know how quickly they'll upload the recording, but when they do, it will be on http://www.furthermaths.org.uk/onlinerevision.php

How was it? I'm assuming you were in the session?

[fluteflute]

(Original post by gymrat)
How was it? I'm assuming you were in the session?

It was okay. But I tend to find these things not that useful (if you've done your own revision fairly well )

[reaperguy]

i havent got the june 11 paper someone mind posting it up pls

[MHRed]

I learnt them all except chapter 3.

I'm definitely answering the multivariable calculus, and then I'll see about vectors, markov chains and groups.

How's everyone feeling?

[B Jack]

(Original post by MHRed)
I learnt them all except chapter 3.

I'm definitely answering the multivariable calculus, and then I'll see about vectors, markov chains and groups.

How's everyone feeling?

I'm feeling quite confident. I also learnt all but chapter 3; I find I'm more confident with groups and markov chains so I'm gonna answer those questions first, then I'll have plenty of time for vetors/multivariable calculus (that's the plan at least)

[wyoung913]

I learnt them all and I will definitely do the multivariable calculus and differential geometry and probably vectors, anyone have that june 11 paper? cannot seem to find it.

[fluteflute]

(Original post by reaperguy)
i havent got the june 11 paper someone mind posting it up pls

(Original post by wyoung913)
I learnt them all and I will definitely do the multivariable calculus and differential geometry and probably vectors, anyone have that june 11 paper? cannot seem to find it.

Here we go

[wyoung913]

(Original post by fluteflute)
Here we go

thanks bud!

[MHRed]

I hope they don't decide to do something horrible for groups - those questions can be nice too!

[reaperguy]

(Original post by fluteflute)
Here we go

cheers mate

[almosttheFool]

Surprised nobody's doing Differential Geometry, it's by far the easiest of the five topics - I'll be doing Q1-3, seems to have been the best combination on past papers.
How's everybody feeling for it?
(Also: does anyone have any idea how many people actually sit this exam? I've heard the numbers for M4 & S4 are below 50...)

[MHRed]

(Original post by almosttheFool)
Surprised nobody's doing Differential Geometry, it's by far the easiest of the five topics - I'll be doing Q1-3, seems to have been the best combination on past papers.
How's everybody feeling for it?
(Also: does anyone have any idea how many people actually sit this exam? I've heard the numbers for M4 & S4 are below 50...)

Is that it?
I've no idea, wouldn't know where to look to find out, either!

We just didn't get taught it sadly, and didn't have to time to do it myself.

I just wanna get it done and over with now!

[LoveLifeHate]

Why did they have to put this on the same day as core 4 ISO all day for me

[fluteflute]

(Original post by almosttheFool)
Surprised nobody's doing Differential Geometry, it's by far the easiest of the five topics

I am! Not sure if I agree with you there, but it's certainly not bad. Perhaps nobody does it because (according to my teacher) it's a "mathematical dead end"

(Original post by almosttheFool)
(Also: does anyone have any idea how many people actually sit this exam? I've heard the numbers for M4 & S4 are below 50...)

It was 309 last year

[cwt255]

I very much like the differential geometry chapter, will definitely be doing it! Then probably vectors and groups, although the multivariable calculus may get a look in if the groups question looks horrible.... Only 4 more modules to go, then I'll have done a nice round 20

[Sharma93]

(Original post by cwt255)
I very much like the differential geometry chapter, will definitely be doing it! Then probably vectors and groups, although the multivariable calculus may get a look in if the groups question looks horrible.... Only 4 more modules to go, then I'll have done a nice round 20

To quote Dr S.Nahl, "Why stop there? You might as well do the next one! Life's too short!"

Seriously, why stop at 20? Out of interest, what optional modules are you doing? Outside of Pure, Further Pure, Mechanics and Statistics (which I assume accounts for 15).

[cwt255]

(Original post by Sharma93)
To quote Dr S.Nahl, "Why stop there? You might as well do the next one! Life's too short!"

Seriously, why stop at 20? Out of interest, what optional modules are you doing? Outside of Pure, Further Pure, Mechanics and Statistics (which I assume accounts for 15).

Stopping at 20 for 2 reasons - one, I've physically run out of time, haven't even finished learning for 3 of them yet, and I've got Physics and Chemistry to worry about too; two, DC (the only one I'm not doing) is at the same time as NC which would give me 5 hours of computer modules on a monday morning. To quote Dr S.Nahl, "Life's too short!"

You can probably work out then I've done the 15 pure/mech/stats along with D1, D2, NM, NC, DE

Reason 3 - I hate decision maths enough as it is without inflicting more on myself