anyone studying RMIT-SIM course?

Jarlaxle

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i received my results on 4 dec 2008 and it states that i am awarded with only 29 marks(NN) for one of the subject. This is ridiculous as my individual and group assignments added up to 29 as well. i believe that my examination results was not credited into the overall score.

i checked out the appeal details on portal and SIM had conveniently arrowed to RMIT Australia, asking students to email the australian course coordinator and to cc singapore course coordinator in the email.
I did so on 4 dec 2008(and even attach printscreens of my results) and up to date, i had not received any reply from them despite me sending a reminder email on 8.12.2008.


As stated in portal,we were told to email to the australian course coordinator within 5 days and should we be unhappy with the appeal feedback, we can lodge a formal appeal within the next 20 days.

i gave SIM Singapore a call this morning and this is their reply:"you should email them within 5 days, but it doesnt mean that they will reply you within that 5 days!"

THIS IS SO FUSTRATING! i could just give her a slap if i were present at that time.i guess all part time students will understand how i feel....all the time, efforts, unpaid leave that we sacrificed,all for our studies.

well there is nothing much that i can do now, except to WAIT. or no i should kick up a fuss really soon at SIM

Student submits an appeal request of their final grade via email directly to the RMIT Course Coordinator (firstname.surname@rmit.edu.au). Please refer to your course guide to obtain your course coordinators email address.

• In this email students will need to identify the basis on which they seek this review which must include one of the 2 circumstances listed above. Students need to ensure that they email their course coordinator immediately if one of the above categories apply (must be received by RMIT prior to Wednesday 10 December 2008)
Students must provide the following details with their email and reason for their appeal:
Full Name
RMIT Student Number
Program
Course Code and Course Name
Detailed explanation of the basis of Appeal

• You must copy (‘CC’) an RMIT Administrator, Nick Baker-Goldsmith and/or Anita Stojanovic in your email to the course coordinator (anita.stojanovic@rmit.edu.au or nick.baker-goldsmith@rmit.edu.au)

did u send to RMIT administrator or SIM coordinator?

i didnt send to anyone in SIM, my email is directed to RMIT admin and lecturer only
 

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Hi there, would like to check with you peeps whether steven lim is a good lecturer for commercial law?

TIA!
 

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hey jaz,

yup i also from bbmpt.. but i am not in luck... i fail my OT this time round.. hai~~ so gotta retake next sem... delay grad...
 

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Hi sleepyling,

Understand that OT is really difficult...
Hmmm, perhaps this sem, you try ur best and score high so that the final sem you can tk 4 modules.
This way, you dont have to delay your grad le.

Cheer up, alright?
 

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Hi Sherone,

Personally, i feel that he is a gd lecturer. :)
Hehehe...


Hi Jazlyn10, thanks for your comment. Am asking because i have to retake my commercial law .. =_(

Our lecturer arthur poh wasnt that good, so hopefully steven lim can help us pull through.
 

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Hi Jazlyn10, thanks for your comment. Am asking because i have to retake my commercial law .. =_(

Our lecturer arthur poh wasnt that good, so hopefully steven lim can help us pull through.

Hi Sherone,

Guess Arthur Poh was focus on 'law in real life application' not exam focus. I felt that I would have done better if he spends more time going through tutorials with us. Aniwaez, dun give up ok, jiayou jiayou!

P.S If you need help, pm me ok? Perhaps I can dig some revision notes for you :D
 

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Hi Sherone,

Guess Arthur Poh was focus on 'law in real life application' not exam focus. I felt that I would have done better if he spends more time going through tutorials with us. Aniwaez, dun give up ok, jiayou jiayou!

P.S If you need help, pm me ok? Perhaps I can dig some revision notes for you :D

thanks lunarpixie!!!! =D

frankly, i really want to know where i went wrong, becoz i managed to pass the class test despite citing any case (forgot too!)
 

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i received my results on 4 dec 2008 and it states that i am awarded with only 29 marks(NN) for one of the subject. This is ridiculous as my individual and group assignments added up to 29 as well. i believe that my examination results was not credited into the overall score.

i checked out the appeal details on portal and SIM had conveniently arrowed to RMIT Australia, asking students to email the australian course coordinator and to cc singapore course coordinator in the email.
I did so on 4 dec 2008(and even attach printscreens of my results) and up to date, i had not received any reply from them despite me sending a reminder email on 8.12.2008.


As stated in portal,we were told to email to the australian course coordinator within 5 days and should we be unhappy with the appeal feedback, we can lodge a formal appeal within the next 20 days.

i gave SIM Singapore a call this morning and this is their reply:"you should email them within 5 days, but it doesnt mean that they will reply you within that 5 days!"

THIS IS SO FUSTRATING! i could just give her a slap if i were present at that time.i guess all part time students will understand how i feel....all the time, efforts, unpaid leave that we sacrificed,all for our studies.

well there is nothing much that i can do now, except to WAIT. or no i should kick up a fuss really soon at SIM

I do agree that there are some minor cock up since they decided to release the results on the rmit website.

For my case, on the subject marcoeconomics, some of us all recieve the grade of P for the subject on Dec 4 Thurs, when most of us score HD for our test which is already 40%, that means just require less than 20m to pass to the exams. This means that we all had fail the major paper. :( which is quite impossible.

I almost appeal for my result until my classmate told me there are change of result on DEC 5 Fri. Do check if they update the results again in the rmit website.

P/S: Realise that law subject had quite a number of casualties...any seniors who manage to survive law subject care to advise? Got finanical law next semester to clear...
 
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Hi Jaz, thanks so much for the encouragement...ganbette!!!

I did appeal for a review of my grades, coz i wanna know where did i went wrong.

:)

Yeah, it is gd to know where you went wrong.

Next time if you have any qns, perhaps you can post it here.
I am sure all those who knows the ans, will help you de.. :D

;)
 

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i received my results on 4 dec 2008 and it states that i am awarded with only 29 marks(NN) for one of the subject. This is ridiculous as my individual and group assignments added up to 29 as well. i believe that my examination results was not credited into the overall score.

i checked out the appeal details on portal and SIM had conveniently arrowed to RMIT Australia, asking students to email the australian course coordinator and to cc singapore course coordinator in the email.
I did so on 4 dec 2008(and even attach printscreens of my results) and up to date, i had not received any reply from them despite me sending a reminder email on 8.12.2008.


As stated in portal,we were told to email to the australian course coordinator within 5 days and should we be unhappy with the appeal feedback, we can lodge a formal appeal within the next 20 days.

i gave SIM Singapore a call this morning and this is their reply:"you should email them within 5 days, but it doesnt mean that they will reply you within that 5 days!"

THIS IS SO FUSTRATING! i could just give her a slap if i were present at that time.i guess all part time students will understand how i feel....all the time, efforts, unpaid leave that we sacrificed,all for our studies.

well there is nothing much that i can do now, except to WAIT. or no i should kick up a fuss really soon at SIM

RMIT modules are getting harder to pass as the years goes by. And the administrator is right. It depends on the course administrator to decide. And Its better you read the course guide again and check. Some modules requires you to pass your examination paper then you will pass your overall. If for eg, you failed your exam paper but overall (adding in your assignment grade) you passed, you will still be considered as failed and the results in the portal will reflect your paper's results. :)
 

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Hi Sherone,

Guess Arthur Poh was focus on 'law in real life application' not exam focus. I felt that I would have done better if he spends more time going through tutorials with us. Aniwaez, dun give up ok, jiayou jiayou!

P.S If you need help, pm me ok? Perhaps I can dig some revision notes for you :D

Arthur Poh was my law lecturer in poly. Haha.. quite shocking to hear that he is teaching in SIM now. Anyway, from what I know, my batch (37th intake), has lots of casualties and I have friends who repeated this module for 3 times!! Although Law is open book, its not easy to score as they have very high expectations of students. I barely passed law too. :)
 
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