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Oct. 12th, 2006 12:09 amSo it turns out that some of the modules on my OU course have become obsolete.
This isn't the end of the world as I don't plan on giving up the day job if/when I ever finish university, and it also gives me the opportunity to alter the direction of my degree.
With the odd exception, the modules have been very dry and academic, and I didn't really enjoy them. I now have the chance to replace the cosmology and astrophysics side of things with a more "nature" based approach, and come the new year will be hopefully be aiming for a Astronomy and GeoPlanetary Science course by adding Geology , Palaeontology and Oceanograpy to the mix. After all, how are you supposed to understand an alien planet if you don't understand your own.
This isn't the end of the world as I don't plan on giving up the day job if/when I ever finish university, and it also gives me the opportunity to alter the direction of my degree.
With the odd exception, the modules have been very dry and academic, and I didn't really enjoy them. I now have the chance to replace the cosmology and astrophysics side of things with a more "nature" based approach, and come the new year will be hopefully be aiming for a Astronomy and GeoPlanetary Science course by adding Geology , Palaeontology and Oceanograpy to the mix. After all, how are you supposed to understand an alien planet if you don't understand your own.
