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An Interview with Dr Todd

Postby Tomo » Apr 13th, '09, 14:39



For your magical delectation: http://tinyurl.com/canglj

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Postby Replicant » Apr 13th, '09, 16:59

Thanks for that, Jon. I think Dr Todd has almost as many letters after his name as Paul Brook.

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Postby Tomo » Apr 13th, '09, 17:23

That's a point. I wonder which magician/mentalist has the most letters after their name?

...and can members of Psycrets put B.S.M.E after their names? :?

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Postby aporia » Apr 13th, '09, 17:42

but is one of the MAs a proper MA or just an "oxbridge MA"?

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Postby Robbie » Apr 13th, '09, 17:53

I'm BSc Hons (Open), AMIBiol, Scientific Fellow ZSL. Nothing magical, though.

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Postby Tomo » Apr 13th, '09, 17:58

I'm CSE, GCE(O) and GCE(A) :D

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Postby DrTodd » Apr 13th, '09, 18:19

aporia wrote:but is one of the MAs a proper MA or just an "oxbridge MA"?

:)


Both MAs are full two-year degrees with dissertations :-) And the PhD was six years part time...check out www.todd-landman.com

Psycrets are working on levels of membership and 'degrees'...stay tuned!

Best wishes

Dr T

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Postby Tomo » Apr 13th, '09, 19:57

When I was of university age, I already knew I would go into computing, and at that time they taught the fundamentals of computing in secondary school to a depth where I got a summer job debugging a suite of accountancy programs for a team of programmers. Computing was undergoing a massive revolution in the early 1980s, so everything but the fundamentals were in a state of flux.

I've done half a BA with the Open Uni but that was just for the fun of learning.

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