Date: Monday September 22, 2014

Time: 9-10 am

Location: LG Design Laboratory

Make sure your you are registered with the LG Lab for the exam

There have been two written requests for a challenge opportunity for the finals of this week. I am willing to oblige on some conditions:

1. Recognize that whatever grades are scored in the last attempt override the previous grades no matter what. The reason you are being given another opportunity is to help you see that you can do better if you make the effort. The material here is within the ability of the average student. Efforts were made to ensure students with poor university education and weak backgrounds were carried along provided they were ready to work hard; It is impossible for lazy students to pass this exam. Depending on luck is NOT an option. An average, hard-working student can get a B grade. Students scoring single digit marks here know that they have been lazy and disobedient to instructions.
2. The  exam will be administered again only after at least 20 written individual requests have been received by comments on this website. Students who missed the previous opportunity should ensure they have settled the registration issue with Emmanuel before Friday this week. No unregistered students in the exam venue!
3. That the students concerned confirm that they have prepared afresh for the test. This must be explicit in the request. It appears that, despite my warnings, several students still hold to the hopeless belief that they will have a free lunch. I am trying to inculcate in you the simple fact that grades are to be earned. If you learn nothing else from my course, let that be the one lesson. Preparation involves going through the materials and working through examples that were worked out for you. You also need to gain the skills required by actually working these things out on your own. There are no shortcuts!
4. That they know this opportunity will be the last for anyone who scores lower than 10/30.

OA Fakinlede

James Ebhabha latest question posted yesterday under “James Ebhabha” is difficult to read. I guess his problem is with the expansion of the sixth-order Kronecker Delta. Here is the answer:

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Hello Kayode,

I finally got your full question as you posted it to my email address. I am happy that you worked the example through. The note on that page was truncated at a point because the equation was too long. I have included the full equation in my reply as you can read below.

The error in your effort is at term 4 as I have changed its colour to red for emphasis. In my reply, I have also painted the result that leads to that value red for you to look again and compare. It is likely that by so doing, you will be able to see your mistake. Here is the full text of your question with my response.

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I sure hope this helps.

The final instalment of the slides for the term is to be found at this web link. http://1drv.ms/1uUCylX Please read it ahead of Saturday morning class.

Please also note that the class on Saturday, August 16, 2014 morning will hold in the LG Lab.

OA Fakinlede

Note from Emmanuel Olowosulu

I have created a form for the students to register so I can harvest their data.

https://docs.google.com/a/sulusoft.com/forms/d/1pHQcXZmFC-0vtR-5jAXzsMe9DfoCBxFgi_UYYMzCie4/viewform?usp=send_form

I’ve invited you to fill out the form SSG805 Registration. To fill it out, visit: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1pHQcXZmFC-0vtR-5jAXzsMe9DfoCBxFgi_UYYMzCie4/viewform?c=0&w=1&usp=mail_form_link

It is absolutely important for EVERY student to register online for their examination in this course. If you don’t register this week, it may not be possible for you to take the examination. It is mandatory for everone taking the course for a credit to register.

OA Fakinlede