I can't believe school is completely over for me now... I feel a mix of happiness and nostalgia, it's hard to explain
Thanks to ryan, BP, l'Evil etc. We were like one big revision... machine... thingy. Anyway, I hope I see you guys around threads in the summer holidays and obviously more so when we're doing our A-Levels (because we've all chosen the same-ish!)
I swear the bridge circuit looked different to the one we learned about too
It looked quite similar to the one I was taught in class... But I wasn't too sure on what they meant by it being positive at P and negative at Q (or something like that )
I can't believe school is completely over for me now... I feel a mix of happiness and nostalgia, it's hard to explain
Thanks to ryan, BP, l'Evil etc. We were like one big revision... machine... thingy. Anyway, I hope I see you guys around threads in the summer holidays and obviously more so when we're doing our A-Levels (because we've all chosen the same-ish!)
It looked quite similar to the one I was taught in class... But I wasn't too sure on what they meant by it being positive at P and negative at Q (or something like that )
Yeah I probably lost a few marks there oh well, I thought the rest of the paper was quite nice, no motors or generators WOO!
I can't believe school is completely over for me now... I feel a mix of happiness and nostalgia, it's hard to explain
Thanks to ryan, BP, l'Evil etc. We were like one big revision... machine... thingy. Anyway, I hope I see you guys around threads in the summer holidays and obviously more so when we're doing our A-Levels (because we've all chosen the same-ish!)
Yeah, it's been fun though! I'll definitely be seeing you since we're on the same exams for 3 out of 4 of our subjects...I'll probably see Ryan and l'Evil if they're on the same exam boards as us
I have one more exam so I'll probably have the same feelings about a week from now
Yeah, it's been fun though! I'll definitely be seeing you since we're on the same exams for 3 out of 4 of our subjects...I'll probably see Ryan and l'Evil if they're on the same exam boards as us
I have one more exam so I'll probably have the same feelings about a week from now
Maths,Further maths, physics and computer science but i want to do chem..ideally would do 5 but workload might be too high and i don't want to do Chem and stuff it up(i like it but find it quite challenging already). My dad does computer science as a job so that's an A in the bag already :P Opinions on Chem? Any advice/changing around would be GREATLY appreciated!
Yeah, it's been fun though! I'll definitely be seeing you since we're on the same exams for 3 out of 4 of our subjects...I'll probably see Ryan and l'Evil if they're on the same exam boards as us
I have one more exam so I'll probably have the same feelings about a week from now
Which exam board do you guys do???? Ours is OCR for all three sciences And Edexcel for maths.
Maths,Further maths, physics and computer science but i want to do chem..ideally would do 5 but workload might be too high and i don't want to do Chem and stuff it up(i like it but find it quite challenging already). My dad does computer science as a job so that's an A in the bag already :P Opinions on Chem? Any advice/changing around would be GREATLY appreciated!
What do you want to do when you're older? Well, before I chose to take chemistry, I looked through the syllabus for the exam board we'd be on and then made my decision from there- I decided to do chemistry mainly because there was a large module in the syllabus all about atoms, atomic sctructures, electrons, orbits etc which I have always found interesting
Some of the concepts taught in chemistry at A level are also taught when doing a physics degree (and possibly engineering as well)...But do what you think you would enjoy
What do you want to do when you're older? Well, before I chose to take chemistry, I looked through the syllabus for the exam board we'd be on and then made my decision from there- I decided to do chemistry mainly because there was a large module in the syllabus all about atoms, atomic sctructures, electrons, orbits etc which I have always found interesting
Some of the concepts taught in chemistry at A level are also taught when doing a physics degree (and possibly engineering as well)...But do what you think you would enjoy
I'll have a look through the specs And no idea for when i'm older