Hypography Science Forums: Nanotechnology Second Semester - Hypography Science Forums

Nearly a year's worth of work has flown by in a relatively short time, I've completed a shat load of courses, and managed to keep my head above the water until I took on the part-time job. My average tanked a full grade point, but managed to pass the most brutal of courses (organic chemistry separates the men from the boys, and the women from the little girls, sadly I resemble shirley temple.....lol). I managed to get a half decent mark solely based on the fact that most of my lab marks were 95% or so. That is the ONLY thing that saved my bacon.

I've got a full 24 credits under my belt in the nanotech field and I see that there are two or three courses coming up as part of September's barrage that I'll probably not have to work as hard at.

I even managed to suprise the hell out of myself and get decent marks in microelectronics even though I swear by my mother's left boob - I hate small circuits, chips and everything that involves a digital system. I like to blog, and chat and so forth, I don't particularly care how my computer stores everything as 1's and 0's and whether or not an AND or an OR gate controls them. I didn't mind boolean algebra....strangely enough.

We did some incredibly interesting PCR work (maybe not incredibly interesting to those within the field, but a newbie like me) I took a restriction enzyme and cut a section of it out and managed to put another section of gene into it for a theoretical 'diabetes' cure.

From start to finish.....it was fascinating. There's so much more to say, but my battery is running low, and I'm stealing wifi from my nearby local grocery store..time to go I guess LOL.