This document contains the results of Yen Jer Yeo's examinations for the modules taken as part of the MEng Aerospace Engineering degree. Yen passed all modules, achieving marks between 71-86%. The Examining Board recommended that Yen pass the degree and be awarded the Certificate with Distinction. The document also provides information on the review process, conferring of awards, and implications of failing modules.

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Student Name
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YEN JER YEO Student Number 14032124
Faculty School FACULTY OF ENVIRONMENT AND TECHNOLOGY
Primary Award MENG AEROSPACE ENGINEERING Award Route H403: BENG(HONS) AEROSPACE ENGINEERING
Meeting F-JUN15-BENG AERO ENG Meeting Date 19 Jun 2015
Results Published 26 Jun 2015
At its meeting on 19 Jun 2015 the Examining Board for the above award agreed to recommend the following award and agreed the following result.
Board Decision: Pass in all modules taken Eligibility to date: CERTHE Certificate with Distinction
Results and Notification of Credit and Assessment Marks
Below are the results for modules attached to this award which you have taken since the previous meeting
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. All numeric marks are expressed as percentages. Explanations of any
codes or abbreviations used can be viewed in myUWE in the Marks tab, Awards & Results sub-tab.
Module Code Module Title Credit Value Credit Level Comp A Comp B Overall Decision Exceptions Credits Achieved
UFMFF3-15-1 ENERGY AND THERMODYNAMICS 15 1 80 80 P 15
UFMFG3-15-1 FLUID DYNAMICS 15 1 75 78 76 P 15
UFMFH3-30-1 STRESS & DYNAMICS 30 1 89 68 79 P 30
UFMFJ9-30-1 ENGINEERING MATHEMATICS 30 1 86 89 86 P 30
UFMFN3-30-1 DESIGN, MATERIALS AND MANUFACTURING 30 1 70 73 71 P 30
PROFESSOR JIM LONGHURST
Chair of Examining Board
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The Student Name shown here is not necessarily that which will be printed on any certificate awarded by the University for this award. Your Certificate Name can be viewed via the My Details tab (link at top).
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Full details of your module results to date can be viewed in myUWE in the Marks tab, Modules & Marks sub-tab.

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Reviews
Applications for the review of the above results cannot be made except in accordance with the University’s Academic Regulations and Procedures relating to Reviews (Academic Regulation G7) – please see http://
www1.uwe.ac.uk/students/academicadvice/academicappeals.aspx.
Conferment of Awards and re-enrolment or re-registration
Regardless of the results published, no award will be conferred on any person who has outstanding obligations to the University or who is the subject of a breach of discipline. The University reserves the right to refuse
re-enrolment or registration to any person who has outstanding obligations to the University.
Referral or failure in a module
If you have been referred in or failed a module, this may have a serious effect on whether or not you can continue on your present award route. You may wish to consider transferring to a different award. If you have
failed a pre-requisite module in which you were already referred, this normally means that you will no longer be able to complete the award on which you are registered within the period initially anticipated. Both these
possibilities may have financial consequences.
• Timetables for re-assessment under controlled conditions, details of referred coursework and any other assessments will be made available to you as appropriate. If you have not received details of how to
access this information within 14 days of the date of publication of these results, contact your faculty Student Administration Team immediately.
• Transfer to a different award must be approved before the first date of the first week of teaching in the next academic year for the award route on which you were originally registered. Consult your faculty
Student Administration Team if you wish to transfer to a different award route or claim an intermediate or alternative award.
Assessment Marks
Marks shown above are rounded to the nearest whole number. The student record system used unrounded marks to calculate your overall average so there may be a small difference between the outcome of any
calculation you may make, using the marks above, and that of the student record system.
Capping rule at undergraduate level:For the purpose of calculating honours classification or eligibility for an award with merit or distinction, where referral/reassessment is required, marks will be capped at 40% in
accordance with Academic Regulation F10.1.10R and F10.1.11R. Any capped mark will be displayed in brackets, while the actual mark achieved will be displayed without brackets. If the module is passed, the actual
mark achieved will also be recorded on your Certificate of Credit (F10.1.15R)
Capping rule at postgraduate level:For the purpose of determining a postgraduate award with merit or distinction, or classification of an honours degree if applicable, where referral/reassessment is required for
a module at postgraduate level (Level M), the overall module mark will be capped at 50% in accordance with Academic Regulation F10.4.1.2R. Any capped mark will be displayed in brackets, while the actual mark
achieved will be displayed without brackets. If the module is passed, the actual mark achieved will also be recorded on your Certificate of Credit (F10.1.1.4R)
No marks can be carried forward between attempts
Award Eligibility to Date
This is the highest award for which you are currently eligible within this programme. You may be eligible for a higher unnamed University award.
You may only claim this award if you cease your registration for your current award. You must notify your faculty Student Administration team in writing if you wish to withdraw from your current award
and claim the award for which you are eligible.