Yay, I have done practically a whole day of revision for a test that I probably didn't need to revise as everything seems to be just plug it into a formula that is on your sheet that you take in.
But, this is good practice for revising for January exams, which I will start doing probably wednesday after I hand in the stats work.
But, my brain hurts so probably should go to sleep.
Successful day in the casino, took £120 came back with £100. Spent £20 for 2 x poker tournaments (£20 each) 2 meals (£20) a few drinks (£10) and a fiver tip for the VERY ATTRACTIVE dealer who was giving me good cards at blackjack. Which works out to me winning around 50 on blackjack then Not bad.
As for the maths, I'm wide awake (as its 7am so i always am ) and my brains wide awake! So i'm feeling prepared
And yes simplicity I am addicted to gambling but I'm not stupid with it. (Do you think peter neals had a problem with gambling in the past? The way he talks about using stats to win money in the first few lectures he sounded like he had o.O)
Successful day in the casino, took £120 came back with £100. Spent £20 for 2 x poker tournaments (£20 each) 2 meals (£20) a few drinks (£10) and a fiver tip for the VERY ATTRACTIVE dealer who was giving me good cards at blackjack. Which works out to me winning around 50 on blackjack then Not bad.
As for the maths, I'm wide awake (as its 7am so i always am ) and my brains wide awake! So i'm feeling prepared
And yes simplicity I am addicted to gambling but I'm not stupid with it. (Do you think peter neals had a problem with gambling in the past? The way he talks about using stats to win money in the first few lectures he sounded like he had o.O)
Something about this post makes me want to remove your spleen with a blunt object. No offense. Sorry.
Saxl probably was the funniest lecturer though very hard to follow at times, I don't think I like groups as much as I did at the start of term purely out of boredom from the "list all _______" questions of which there were seemingly >= 9000 in ES2 and ES3 (haven't started ES4 yet so it has some chance of redemption). I think I probably liked N&S the best, it had the most interesting example sheets.
5 days of lectures/tutorials left, I chose my new room today and I'm on the top floor in a single room with more than 15cm of rail space in the wardrobe!
We've got a very annoying computing coursework due Monday, which I'm just about starting and it's a pain... I applied to do maths for a reason - I do not like computers (or programming!).
Apart from this it's all going quite alright, with the exception of Algebra, but that should be alright once I sit down and do 50hrs of work on it over christmas...
I'm suprised at how much I'm liking sets numbers and functions over calculas. The whole course is really quite fascinating when I look back and what I've learnt and I'm really enjoying the last 2-3 weeks of the course
I think if we had a better calculas lecturer, it'd be better :/
And I'm sick of filling in feedback forms for the lecturers
As yeah, I don't do that intill the second year. However, there is a third year module called group theory.
ste0731
I'm suprised at how much I'm liking sets numbers and functions over calculas. The whole course is really quite fascinating when I look back and what I've learnt and I'm really enjoying the last 2-3 weeks of the course
Monday was awful. I came out of the lecture knowing less, which I thought would be impossible as its two hours.
SimonM
I don't consider the thread dead by a long shot.
Anyway, first terms are coming to a close. What are peoples' thoughts?
Mathematics section is pretty dead, so if this is dying it will die a slow painful death. I don't know why this can't be sticked.
That the first term has been a joke. Everything is to easy. Its a joke,. I hope to god that it gets harder next term but I doubt it will. Aparently the second year is meant to be hard. Although, the second year would be fun as then I can actually choose what I want to study,.