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Repeat Exams

SRFC90 · 2009-11-01 19:24:13

How do these work? Not being enrolled into the class but expected to sit and pass it and the end of next semester exams? What if material has changed or what not!? Is it up to ones self to keep up to to date with materal on BB and study accorrdingly?

01-11-2009 7:24pm

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How do these work? Not being enrolled into the class but expected to sit and pass it and the end of next semester exams? What if material has changed or what not!? Is it up to ones self to keep up to to date with materal on BB and study accorrdingly?

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#2 01-11-2009 7:33pm

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Repeats are a bit odd.
You failed first time(possibly went to lectures), then you repeat a semester later and are expected to pass, probably with no lectures.

From 2 repeats I've done, there was no class in that semester and the course work was the same. Continuous assessment was crammed into a 100% exam at the end.

If the course is running in the semester you're repeating you should e-mail the coordinator and ask what the arrangements are.

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