Regular readers of this blog know that I've started a (5 year long) master's program via distance learning, and my first class has been Linear Algebra.
I started out slowly, getting 9/10 on my first homework submission and 85% on my first test, and began to wonder if I still "had it", as I used to do rather well academically. After that I hit my stride, though, and going into the final exam this past week I had just over 96%.
Monday after school I took my final exam. I was allowed 2 hours but finished in 80 minutes--and felt very confident about the results. Today I got those results back: including a total of 10 available bonus points, I scored 149/140 on the final, ending with just over 99% in the class.
I'm euphoric. I feel like a rock star! There's nothing I can't accomplish today!
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See? Not surprised. Well done.
Way to go! Now go rest on your eigenvectors for Christmas, and orthonormalize yourself for the new year :)
Coming up in less than a month: Statistical Analysis. It's the course I dropped one week into the semester after realizing I couldn't handle 2 courses at once.
Congrats Darren
How many more classes?....and do you have a thesis or final exam?
9 more courses (and 9 more semesters). Cumulative final exam at the end.
Congrats! :D
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