Next Year Take Two aka My Skills With html

Ok, here is a table I've made which may or may not make it easier to understand what I've been going on about.



Why is it so far away?

Allllll the waayyyy
dooowwwnnnnnnnn
theeeeerrrrrrrreeeeeeeee????

Not the mention the way it's royally screwed up my sidebar.

I really have no idea. I assume there's some computer-geek explanation for it. I've got nothing.

First Year

Semester One

ENGL1004

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HIST1704

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First Year

Semester Two

ENGL1008

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HIST1802

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Second Year

Semester One

English

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History

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Second Year

Semester Two

English

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History

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Third Year

Semester One

English

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History

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Third Year

Semester Two

English

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History

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- The purple and maroon bits are credits awarded from previous study, so you can basically ignore them.
- The light grey is English, and the dark grey is History.

- Each square is not one subject.
- A subject in first year takes up 3 squares, and you do four of them per semester. One subject in first year is worth 1/4 of a full-time load.
- A subject in second and third years takes up 4 squares and you do three of them per semester. One subject in second or third year is worth 1/3 of a full-time load.

- I am currently doing four first year subjects. I was awarded credit for four first year subjects, so I will be finished first year at the end of this semester.
- I was awarded credit for four upper year subjects, meaning I have eight to go. Normally you do six in a year (3 per semester) but I will be doing
Four subjects in semester 2 06
Four subjects in semester 1 07
Four subjects in semester 2 07
Allowing me to (hopefully) graduate at the end of 2007.