A - Level ICT coursework help needed

merlinormartin

Hi Harry

I dont have any course work to email to you; but if you post the questions/questions on the forum, im sure someone will offer you help and guidance

Good Luck!

Oldernotwiser

I think it was the fact that the OP only wanted to see work that had received a good grade that really flabbergasted me!

Lokolo

I wonder if he passed or not. Hm....

Idiophreak

At the risk of not following my own advice...makikopper's post was somewhat spammish...so why are we bumping it?

Lokolo

Because we are all really bored on this Thursday afternoon? Dum de dum de dum.

melancholly

Lokolo wrote: »

Because we are all really bored on this Thursday afternoon? Dum de dum de dum.

well that covers me! so much work to do..... such little enthusiasm

CaityTrina

OohSoHolly wrote: »

I got an A in my Access ICT c/w and while im not willing to send it you, (which would be very difficult as its over 100 pages long) id be happy to help you with anything if you have any questions either post them on here or PM me :]

hey I was wondering if you could help me with my DB coursework? I know how to do most of it but there's some validation rules and such I'm struggling with. I go to a comprehensive but attend a grammar school for ICT and the teacher there is unwilling to help me with anything, she just mocks when I ask /:

aieuk

Hi CaityTrina,

I've just graduated uni so its been a while since I did any access stuff but I can try to help as best I can. What is it in particular your struggling with?

Oldernotwiser

CaityTrina wrote: »

hey I was wondering if you could help me with my DB coursework? I know how to do most of it but there's some validation rules and such I'm struggling with. I go to a comprehensive but attend a grammar school for ICT and the teacher there is unwilling to help me with anything, she just mocks when I ask /:

This thread is three years old!

agrinnall

Oldernotwiser wrote: »

This thread is three years old!

A fine example of the findings of research that shows teenagers don't look beyond the first page of Google results and usually click on the first thing that looks vaguely suitable without doing any evaluation.