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  • Good Friday tutorial plan

    Posted by Sebastian Sequoiah-Grayson Monday 16 March 2026, 12:18:42 PM, last modified Monday 16 March 2026, 12:20:09 PM.

    Dear All,

    This year, Good Friday falls on April 3, which is Friday of Week 7. This means that we must do something with regard to Tutorial Exercise 5 of 6, which takes place in tutorials over Week 7. What we will do is as follows:

    The final 30 minutes of the lecture on Thursday April 2 will be dedicated to the Tutorial Exercise for those students whose tutorials fall on Fridays. Students whose tutorials are not on Fridays must complete their tutorial exercises in their regular tutorials as usual, and these students are not permitted to compete the tutorial exercise in the Thursday lecture.

    If you are enrolled in a Friday tutorial and if you cannot make the Thursday lecture time-slot, then please go to any other tutorial during Week 7 on Tuesday, Wednesday, or Thursday. Please note that the opportunity to attend a non-enrolled tutorial for the purposes of completing the Tutorial Exercise extends to Week 7 only, and it extends to students enrolled in Friday tutorials only.

    All other non-Friday tutorials in Week 7 will run as usual.

    A very Happy Easter to those of you celebrating.

    All best,

    Seb

  • Tutorial Exercise 2 - Results Posted

    Posted by Edward Norman Thursday 12 March 2026, 01:20:03 PM.

    Hi all,

    Your results for tutorial exercise 2 have been posted on moodle.

    If you have received two grades of CN (that is a grade of 1/3) for these first two tutorial exercises, please contact your tutor and we can organise whatever support you might need. We want all of you to do as well as possible.

    Sincerely,

    Edward

    ( Note: grades on moodle map as: 1=CN, 2=CO, 3=CM )

  • Grade distribution for Tutorial Exercise 1 of 6

    Posted by Sebastian Sequoiah-Grayson Tuesday 10 March 2026, 04:25:22 PM.

    Hi everyone!

    The grade distribution (with rounding) for the first Tutorial Exercise is as follows:

    CN = 12%

    CO = 65%

    CM = 23%

    There are a handful of grades still to come and a small number of Moodle-corruptions (don't ask), but this is a good snapshot.

    Well done everyone!

    All best,

    Seb

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