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This blog has been a record since fall 2003 of my daily studies at Carleton University to 2006. It was then used to document my studies at the University of Ottawa to 2010. I have been a Teaching Assistant (TA) in the school of mathematics and statistics at Carleton for three years 2003 to 2006. It was about 1978 when I started to use a keyboard regularly.I am presently working in government where I support the production of statistics.
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- Peter
- I am a statistics worker. I also write music, poetry and cyberpunk fiction. I am a disAbility activist and green party of Canada member since about 1984.
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- I started to study facebook development.
- Working on my first assignment at school this term.
- Harry Potter, British history, and course notes; I...
- I am reading a British history book.
- This is my first school book this term.
- I read chapter 1 in Chinese for Dummies
- I was reading about the film The Matrix a lot this...
- I attended my first class and started reading the ...
- New University of Ottawa web site/page.
- I have my application emailed to my mentor now.
- I passed the statistician's exam at work.
- This Wednesday is orientation day in our department.
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3 comments:
Do you mind sharing what your background was when you were accepted to syst. science at uni ottawa? (maybe your gpa?) I applied for fall admission and it's my top choice. Feeling a bit nervous!
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I had a weak math degree with all the prerequisites. Some great marks but most of my prerec's were about C+. I had a course more advanced than a prerec with a D so they made me repeat the undergrad course first back in 2006 fall. I scored A+ in that.
Then I have a second BA with high honours B average B+ core courses. This second degree is what they based their admission decision on. I am doing fine in the program grade wise and I am working full time based on my math degree field.
Thanks so much for sharing!
Maybe I have hope. I have poor grades in prereq courses (but I feel I could do well on them now), a BSc (hons) and probably a B+ overall avg. Not so strong.
Your blog provides a good idea of what I can expect if I'm a successful candidate, so thank you also for making this public.
Good luck with your studies!
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