KeypadSDM
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I'm gathering that's the Elizabeth Burns. Yeah, that's her - with the VP of AAMT.
NMSS - National Mathematics Summer School (1 Viewer)
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Shouldn't there be more lecturers, or is there a second 2 week course this year?
So we got Körner back this time, and Easdown is lecturing. Should be an interesting experience. What happened to Zoli and group theory? Or Leanne Rylands?
So we got Körner back this time, and Easdown is lecturing. Should be an interesting experience. What happened to Zoli and group theory? Or Leanne Rylands?
If Rylands isn't coming who's deputy director next year then?
Is Körner teaching algorithms to IGs again, or a new course? That guy's good...really funny.
The EGs will most likely get Norm as tutor or Thanom if he is too busy with AMOC activities.
Is Körner teaching algorithms to IGs again, or a new course? That guy's good...really funny.
The EGs will most likely get Norm as tutor or Thanom if he is too busy with AMOC activities.
KeypadSDM
B4nn3d
Tutors:
Sophie Ashton [IG-2001]
Elizabeth Burns
Thomas Clement [IG-2003][Me! w00t]
Julian Gibbons [IG-2003, EG-2004]
David Gruenewald
Jan Honnens
Justin Koonin [IG-1998, EG-1999]
Ruth Mills [IG-2003, EG-2004]
Thanom Shaw [IG-1999, EG-2000]
Gary Webb
Lectures:
Everyone:
Terry Gagen - Number Theory
IGs Added Lectures:
Ben Burton - How to do things at random - Episodes from probability theory
Tom Korner - How to do things - Algorithms and such like
EGs Added Lectures:
David Easdown - Graphs, Topology & Polyhedra
Leon Poladin - Game Theory for Beautiful Minds [IG-1981, EG-1982]
Robbie Gates - p-Adic number - Arithmetic with primes close to zero.
Tom Korner - Knot Theory
Sophie Ashton [IG-2001]
Elizabeth Burns
Thomas Clement [IG-2003][Me! w00t]
Julian Gibbons [IG-2003, EG-2004]
David Gruenewald
Jan Honnens
Justin Koonin [IG-1998, EG-1999]
Ruth Mills [IG-2003, EG-2004]
Thanom Shaw [IG-1999, EG-2000]
Gary Webb
Lectures:
Everyone:
Terry Gagen - Number Theory
IGs Added Lectures:
Ben Burton - How to do things at random - Episodes from probability theory
Tom Korner - How to do things - Algorithms and such like
EGs Added Lectures:
David Easdown - Graphs, Topology & Polyhedra
Leon Poladin - Game Theory for Beautiful Minds [IG-1981, EG-1982]
Robbie Gates - p-Adic number - Arithmetic with primes close to zero.
Tom Korner - Knot Theory
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KeypadSDM
B4nn3d
Ok, now would be a good time for me to figure out who the hell you are...Estel said:I haven't got sheet on hand but Rylands isn't coming I think. I am quite excited about Korner...
Keypad... *shakes head*
So they only unleash you on the IG's?
And yes, the unleash me on 7-8 IG's.
IG: "How do you do this?"
Good Tutor: "How would you start do it?"
Me: "Idiot, come back to me when you've got a brain..."
Leon Poladin is deputy director. [Good choice methinks]Templar said:
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David Gruenewald was the vice president of SUMS 2005 and was a first tutor in 2005. Jan Honnens is a teacher from Scotch Vic and was also a first tutor in 2005
If I remembered correctly Robbie Gates was a NMSS student himself.
If I remembered correctly Robbie Gates was a NMSS student himself.
If that was the case
IG: Hey douchebag, how do you do this?
Keypad: Idiot, come back to me when you've got a brain...
IG: You know, xxxxx got a better UAI than you.
Keypad: Well yeah, I beat xxxxx in maths.
IG: You know it was a fluke. Julian or Jason should have topped.
Keypad: Shut up...
IG: Hey douchebag, how do you do this?
Keypad: Idiot, come back to me when you've got a brain...
IG: You know, xxxxx got a better UAI than you.
Keypad: Well yeah, I beat xxxxx in maths.
IG: You know it was a fluke. Julian or Jason should have topped.
Keypad: Shut up...
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B4nn3d
Fluke or no fluke, it still happened. I screwed up less on the day and that's what counts.Templar said:
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B4nn3d
So we're down here now, in the middle of NMSS. Only 1 other BOS'er down here [shame, really] but there's bound to be more when I get back.
We'll see.
(For the record, it's uber fun)
We'll see.
(For the record, it's uber fun)
KeypadSDM
B4nn3d
Well, first the academic activities:
2 Hours Lectures
2.75 Hours Tutes
1.5 Hours Private study.
per day. [Barring saturday & sunday]
Then, we play card games, sports etc. each day. The game "Fluxx" is a big hit! I might try and point some of the NMSS kiddies towards this site.
On the weekend, we've got today off. So I went into Civic (the closest shopping centre) and did some shopping. Other people went to Zone 3 & Ice Skating [A trend I began, mind you, and wasn't allowed to go. No tutors with the kids on Sunday, it's their day off!]
Went to Questacon yesterday, pretty sweet.
That's really about it. There was also a big party on last night for the students, and there's a big party for everyone on this coming friday night [It's an all nighter, so I'll have to sleep for a few hours after all the kids leave the camp]
2 Hours Lectures
2.75 Hours Tutes
1.5 Hours Private study.
per day. [Barring saturday & sunday]
Then, we play card games, sports etc. each day. The game "Fluxx" is a big hit! I might try and point some of the NMSS kiddies towards this site.
On the weekend, we've got today off. So I went into Civic (the closest shopping centre) and did some shopping. Other people went to Zone 3 & Ice Skating [A trend I began, mind you, and wasn't allowed to go. No tutors with the kids on Sunday, it's their day off!]
Went to Questacon yesterday, pretty sweet.
That's really about it. There was also a big party on last night for the students, and there's a big party for everyone on this coming friday night [It's an all nighter, so I'll have to sleep for a few hours after all the kids leave the camp]