I've completed both parts of the EMA for M140 which concludes the work I need to carry out on that module. I've got some excellent grades in this module so far and am hopeful for a distinction, I'm pretty sure I've put enough work in to get a very good mark but will have to wait a few months to find out.
In the meantime it is back to MST125 and unit 6.
Finished working through Unit 5 and really enjoyed the content. It is all about forces acting on static objects including tension, friction, weight and normal reaction. Really interesting stuff and very well presented.
On the back of completing the unit I answered the final question on TMA01 and have submitted it about 1 month ahead of schedule. The TMA question was pretty time consuming as it is quite fiddly trying to produce force diagrams without any decent software, I probably should have just resorted to pen and paper but hey-ho, it is all done now.
Next step for me now is to put MST125 on hold for a week or two whilst I crack on with the written and computer parts of the end of module assessment for M140 which opens tomorrow. I'm hoping to have it knocked down in a week or two and then I can pick straight back up with MST125 starting from unit 6.
My grades are really good so far on M140 so I will spend some extra time on the EMA to push for a distinction. I'm also on holiday for 3 weeks next month so need to get everything in order and try to get as far ahead as possible before then.
Just received my first TMA results back for MST124 and managed a massive 100% so really happy with that. I'm also due back my TMA03 score from MU123 this week I believe although it has been so long since I submitted it that I can't actually remember anything about it.
The EMA or end of module assessment has opened for MU123 and I'm going to focus my time on this for the next week or so. It looks a bit of a beast but a quick scan through and I feel comfortable with the content.
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