17 th edition 2383 -12

[Mark42]

^ Yeah, and once you've solved Fermat's last theorem (in the margin) you're allowed to wire a plug ... :1eye:

 

[NMc]

The 101 refers to the unit with 2382-12

Multi-choice question work that way. One correct, one maybe correct and two completely wrong

 

[Mark42]

The 101 refers to the unit with 2382-12

Eh? What does that mean please?

I don't understand all these C&G numbers: they appear to be all over the place. Am I being daft and missing some underlying logic? Or were they dreamed up by a sadistic lunatic?

 

[lauriehurman]

Oh that must have been the Malaysian version. The ones they set in this country require Fast Fourier Transforms and Laplase transforms and a little circuit analysis thrown in for good measure.....:jester:

Nooo - it's a digital world now - all Z-transforms

 

[NMc]

Have a look at the qualification document and C&G

http://www.cityandguilds.com/docume...ical-Installation-BS7671-Jun08-QHB-v1.1_2.pdf

 

[Mark42]

Have a look at the qualification document and C&G

http://www.cityandguilds.com/docume...ical-Installation-BS7671-Jun08-QHB-v1.1_2.pdf

Thanks. A useful document which makes sense of the different percentage scores on a result sheet, which on their own without being told the number of questions in each section, are meaningless.

This document should be made available to all students.

It all makes sense now, but I still think the C&G numbering system is barmy.

 

[NMc]

All exam qualification documents like this one are available on the C&G website

City & Guilds | UK home

Just search on the exam number i.e. 2382, 2391 etc