Past exam papers for 1st year of BSc Computer Science
Dear University of Manchester,
I request that you kindly provide the past exam papers from the academic years 2000 - 2018, or for as many years as possible from within that timeframe, for your 1st year modules (i.e., Level 4) of your BSc Computer Science course, including for any modules that have been discontinued or amended.
Many thanks,
Yours faithfully,
Kevin Fakouri
Dear Kevin,
I am writing to acknowledge your request under the Freedom of Information
Act 2000 received by The University of Manchester, our reference as per
the subject line.
The University will respond to your request within 20 working days.
Best regards
Lisa
Dr Lisa Crawley l Information Officer l Information Governance Office
l Directorate of Compliance and Risk l Professional Support Services |
Room G7 Christie Building l Compliance & Risk Management Office l The
University of Manchester l Oxford Road l Manchester l M13 9PL l
Tel +44 (0)161 275 8400
Dear Kevin,
Thank you for your request for information received by The University of
Manchester on 14 June 2019 which was as follows:
I request that you kindly provide the past exam papers from the academic
years 2000 - 2018, or for as many years as possible from within that
timeframe, for your 1st year modules (i.e., Level 4) of your BSc Computer
Science course, including for any modules that have been discontinued or
amended.
The University has now considered your request and the information you are
seeking can be found in the zip file attached to this email. We have
located all Level 1 past exam papers from 2003 -2018 for BSc Computer
Science (semester one and semester two exams).
I trust this information is of use to you.
Kind regards
Sharon
Sharon Glen | Information Officer | Information Governance Office |
Directorate of Compliance and Risk |Professional Services | G7 Christie
Building | The University of Manchester | Oxford Road | Manchester | M13
9PL | Tel +44(0) 161 306 7549| [1]www.manchester.ac.uk
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Dear Sharon,
I simply cannot express my sheer gratitude for your help!
You have helped me 100% more than King's College London, if not more than even that -- i.e., if they can be viewed as doing nothing but being 100% unhelpful.
One day, I will go onto be a world-renown polymath, hopefully eclipsing Avicenna and Leonardo DaVinci, as impossible as that may appear to those without the necessary desire, ambition and drive to do so themselves, and when making my own humble contributions to humanity, which I hope to do so for 100% free for so far as I can afford to, I will make sure to note your help to me on this day ... I am eternally grateful.
Like King's College London, you had no need to help me, nor any personal benefit to gain. However, unlike them, and any potential other universities to which I have made an identical request to that which I made from you and who may reject it, you most graciously conferred.
The University of Manchester is ranked 12th in the United Kingdom (https://www.thecompleteuniversityguide.c...), and could not have been more generous with their knowledge, similar to the University of Cambridge (who make all of their past papers available on their website; accessible to all). King's College London is ranked 18th, and could not have been more selfish, despite the fact that I had told them that I am a student and that I would be using their questions solely for my own practise. I do hope that they take away something from this.
With kind regards,
Kevin Fakouri
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