20-02-2018, 11:15 AM
The risks for this are generic, the question is asking for hazards so stating the risks before/after would be useful. PJW gave a good technique for a time saving method. The aim of your response is to demonstrate you understand the principles involved and not just quote lines from standards.
Re practice. I always rewrite the question first but would add I was using UK mainline, Burmese tram practice or whatever suits.
So, today I learnt something new. Thank you - schoolboy error ;-)
Points is a guidelines of the level of effort the examiner expects and is not prescriptive. The nine marks was for engineering solutions, possible you could consider three solutions (1pt) with pros (1pt) and cons (1pt) for each (x3).
Re 2018 vs 2019, see how you go, come to the Derby study day and get some feedback.
Re practice. I always rewrite the question first but would add I was using UK mainline, Burmese tram practice or whatever suits.
So, today I learnt something new. Thank you - schoolboy error ;-)
Points is a guidelines of the level of effort the examiner expects and is not prescriptive. The nine marks was for engineering solutions, possible you could consider three solutions (1pt) with pros (1pt) and cons (1pt) for each (x3).
Re 2018 vs 2019, see how you go, come to the Derby study day and get some feedback.
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