An Open Road: Well, how about that

I am using this blog to keep track of, and recount, my experience of studying with the Open University in the UK.

I am studying for a BSc (Hons) in Information Technology and Computing which, considering that I have worked in IT as a Programmer, Systems Programmer, and various other technical roles for almost 30 years, has been a long time coming.

Modules completed:
M150 - Pass (100%) (Data and information)
M206 - Distinction(96%)(OO and Smalltalk)
MU120 - Pass(89%) (Cert Comp and Maths)
M254 - Distinction(94%) (Java)
M359 - Pass 3(56%) (Relational Database Theory)
MT262 - Distinction(94%) (C++) (Dip Comp)
T224 - Distinction(87%) (Processors)
S194 - Pass (Astronomy)
S197 - Pass (Cosmology)
M362 - Pass 2 (Developing Concurrent Distributed Systems)
Current Course:
None
Registered for:
None
Next Courses:
SK185 - Molecules, Medicines and Drugs
T155 - Introduction to Linux
That should get me a BSc(Open)
M366 - Natural and Artificial Intelligence
M364 - Fundamentals of Interaction Design
And that should get me the BSc(Hons) Open

Would like to do...but not sure where/how to fit them in..
S104 - Exploring Science
S260 - Geology

If you read this and are studying for a Diploma or Degree with the OU then I would be interested to hear your experiences too.
You can email me at simon@simonknights.org.uk

Blogs of worthy note:
Simon McClive keeps an interesting blog of his studies toward B29.
Ian Macey has an interesting blog about his OU studies towards B29. And a side interest in motor sport. NOTE: Ian has now achieved his BSc(Hons)!

An Open Road

Wednesday, October 08, 2008

Well, how about that

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