
Computer Networks - Saturday Group Information
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BITCNE: Computer Networks is offered in
our unique "Internet-assisted" mode, as well as in a conventional
weekday "lecture and tutorial" mode. Students taking the subject in
Internet-assisted mode work through the material in the
subject Web pages,
and attend a fortnightly Saturday afternoon
tutorial/revision session at the Bendigo campus. Attendance is not
compulsory, but is probably not a bad idea.
The Saturday tutorials are held in the "New Business Building" on
the La Trobe University, Bendigo campus, from 1pm until 4pm.
They are normally in room B1.32 -- any changes to the room will be announced on
the day with posters and the like. Please enter the building through
the automatic sliding doors, since the others remain security locked
(card access only) over the weekend.
Dates for
Saturday Tutorials, 2000
- 26th February
- This is an information only meeting.
The purpose of this session is simply to introduce ourselves
and talk about how the subseqent meetings will be organised.
Attendance is not compulsory (and, if you have to come from a
long way away, probably inadvisable!), although if you can't get there
and you intend coming to subsequent saturday classes I'd appreciate an
email so that I know who
you are and can tell you about any last minute changes, etc.
BTW: I've had at least one email already with a bad "Reply-to"
address, so if you're the person expecting something back from me,
perhaps it'd be worth trying again!
- 4th March
- Material to be covered: Tutorial 1
only.
- 18th March
- Material to be covered: Tutes
2, 3
4
and 5,
This class taken by
Joel Sing.
- 1st April
- Material to be covered: Tutes
6, 7
8
and 9.
- 15th April
- Material to be covered: Tutes
10, 11
12 and 13.
- 13th May
- Material to be covered: Tutes
14, 15
16 and 17.
- 27th May
- Material to be covered: to follow
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and learning about Computer Networks.
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Phil Scott,
La Trobe University.