Open University

I’ve been an Open University student since 2008/09 – mathematics, computing and psychology. Now focusing on BSc(Hons) Computing and IT, earning the Certificate and Diploma along the way.
 
I moderated TU100’s Café in September 2011. It was an interesting experience – some good discussions and meeting new students. It was also a massive time sink and some students were so disruptive it soured the experience for me.
 
Earlier in my degree I was the OUSA in the East of England representative for Ipswich and on to the Assembly.
 
As I set out in this blog post, I don’t want to keep being set back. I needed to plan and adhere to it or not achieve a degree.
 
  • Level 1
    • Compulsory
      • Data, computing and information (M150)
      • Networked living: exploring information and communication technologies (T175)
    • Optional
      • Using Mathematics (MST121)
    • Level 2
      • Compulsory (specialisation)
        • Designing applications with Visual Basic (MT264)
        • Web technologies (TT284)
      • Optional
        • Algorithms, data structures & computability (M269)
        • Object-oriented programming with Java (M255)
      • Free choice
        • Exploring Mathematics (MS221)
    • Level 3
      • Compulsory
        • The computing and IT project (TM470)
      • Optional
        • Developing concurrent distributed systems (M362)
        • Success and Failure in IT Projects (TM353)
        • Software Engineering (TM354)