✨ Highlights of the Week
writing this after a long day on monday night and i just finished all the exams. i found myself getting more and more comfortable at scoring in exams, felt like i got back my student version hahaha. did better than last sem, that’s all i aimed for, and i’ll keep doing better and better. for me the goal of this degree isn’t just scoring good grades, i want to make full use of it: utilising resources, understanding the materials, reapplying them and contributing to work. i’m grateful to be healthy and still learning, exploring new concepts in my nus journey. along the way, it’s not only the knowledge i’ll remember, but also the people i connected with here.
for gym, running my new split so far, feels like parts of the body are getting efficient rest and can perform so much better than old PPLR, and it also shortens my workout time, great. BUT, man, my shoulder pain is not going away ;-; i’m going to have a proper check up soon, really, i have to.. it’s feeling off in a way i’ve never experienced before…
other than that, wrapping up my study materials, reflecting on what i did well & what didn’t and what could be done better… and man, special term is just starting like in a week, no rest at all…! SO EXCITED! ✨
📋 Recap
📚 NUS
- Y1S2 finals: 3/3 doned. TCX2101 (Apr 28), TCX1004 (Apr 30), TCX1002 (May 4). Awaiting results. 🤞🏽
- Sprint 5 opens: recovery week, then Special Term (TCX2003 Database Systems + TCX2005 Info Systems) starts May 11
🔧 Blog / Projects
- TCX1002 helpsheet sprint: multi-variation A/B insight (NumPy generic ❌ vs
reducesignature-included ✅), 3-col print CSS, heavy compression to code-first lookup - TCX1004 cheatsheet locked: worked examples for induction, PIE, Bayes/LoTP, bins-and-balls; Quick Numerical Reference added (no-calc lookup)
- Print theme polish: stapler-clearance margins, h2 flush-top, mid-list page-break fix; reading progress relocated into scroll-to-top button