Dear LSM1103 students
Just a gentle reminder of the following event:
Event: LSM1103 Final examination
Date: 24th November 2008 (Mon)
Time: 1.00pm to 3.00pm
Venue: MPSH2-B
This is an open book examination, so you may bring in your reference materials. This exam constitutes 60% of your overall module grade, the breakdown of which is as follows:
Microbiology component: 15%,
Plant component: 15%,
Animal component: 30%
Thank you very much, and good luck for your exams.
Cheers
Jeremy
lol i was thinking what event... can't imagine someone reading this and going, "oh boy i forgot abt this! good thing there was a reminder." lol. ah but i guess he's probably not reminding us of the exam per se, but the venue/mark breakdown as well..
was telling pris about how pharmacy is gonna be a faculty by itself. then realised faculty of pharmacy is fop. and it'll be so funny cos their freshmen orientation projects will be like fop fop. "hello freshies! welcome to fopfop09!"
ah shit i don't like looking at com screen anymore..
Just a gentle reminder of the following event:
Event: LSM1103 Final examination
Date: 24th November 2008 (Mon)
Time: 1.00pm to 3.00pm
Venue: MPSH2-B
This is an open book examination, so you may bring in your reference materials. This exam constitutes 60% of your overall module grade, the breakdown of which is as follows:
Microbiology component: 15%,
Plant component: 15%,
Animal component: 30%
Thank you very much, and good luck for your exams.
Cheers
Jeremy
lol i was thinking what event... can't imagine someone reading this and going, "oh boy i forgot abt this! good thing there was a reminder." lol. ah but i guess he's probably not reminding us of the exam per se, but the venue/mark breakdown as well..
was telling pris about how pharmacy is gonna be a faculty by itself. then realised faculty of pharmacy is fop. and it'll be so funny cos their freshmen orientation projects will be like fop fop. "hello freshies! welcome to fopfop09!"
ah shit i don't like looking at com screen anymore..
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