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Are you ready for S309?

Are you ready for S309?

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  • 2 hours study
  • Level 3: Advanced

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    • Are you ready for S309? is a web-based set of diagnostic self-assessment questions for prospective students of this Level 3 Earth science module.


  • Course learning outcomes

    When you have completed the questions you will receive an overall score and feedback on how you did in each question. This should enable you to judge for yourself whether or not you have an appropriate level of knowledge to embark on S309 Earth processes.

  • Course dates:

    First Published 14/01/2016.

    Updated 07/11/2017

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    • atef Attia

      atef Attia10 January 2024 1:01

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    • Ashutosh Megh

      Ashutosh Megh8 September 2023 2:32

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    • Colin Stringer

      An excellent way of carrying out a SWOT analysis for S309

      Colin Stringer27 August 2022 3:48

      A few comments:

      1. The review explanation for each question needs to be updated to include the specific section reference for the post-2018 version of S209.

      2. Q2. How can a rock be '70% quartz grains, 30% feldspar grains' which leaves no percentage left for the calcite cement?

      3. Q33. I put the answer as 'x = y - (a + z)'. Can the software be amended to handle more than one way of expressing an equation?

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    About this course

    • 2 hours study
    • Level 3: Advanced

    Ratings

    2.8 out of 5 stars

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    You can start learning at any time. By signing up and enrolling you can track your progress and earn a Statement of Participation upon completion, all for free.

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