Hi sorry for not blogging for a while other priorities and so forth
Anyway I got bored with linear statistical modelling so couldn't motivate myself to complete it My track record for dropping out of OU courses isn't looking so good.
However I have decided to register for S383 Relativistic Universe
http://www.open.ac.uk/courses/modules/s383
which starts in September
I then intend to do M303 which I have been lucky enough to get the materials for
http://www.open.ac.uk/courses/modules/m303
I will then have enough credits to get my second Open university Open degree
After that who knows I believe it is possible to study modules separately rather than as part of a degree as I have no inclination to do a whole load of level 1 courses for the sake of a degree
I am tempted to essentially build up a portfolio of second level courses followed by a third level course
Topics I would like to study include Chemistry, Economics and Biology and I dare say completing the third level philosophy course would be useful as well. I think it would be quite satisfying to do a second level course followed by a third level course I'll see how things pan out after M303
In the mean time almost by coincidence there is a coursera course on Galois theory starting up looks quite intimidating but I have the OU M303 books to give me background in ring and field theory
https://www.coursera.org/learn/galois#syllabus
At any rate I shall get some idea of what the topic is all about.
