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2nd semester modules :

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  • 03-12-2010 1:43am
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    Yeahhh
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    Can we change them?? :(


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    unknown13
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    Registration re-opens on the 6th of January.


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    Conor108
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    Any idea when labs/tutorials are assigned for sem 2 modules?


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    ironclaw
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    Conor108 wrote: »
    Any idea when labs/tutorials are assigned for sem 2 modules?

    Depends. Some are randomly assigned. Others you can pick. However its unlikely you'll get a slot if you want to move, generally only 1 or 2 places become available.


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    **Timbuk2**
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    Conor108 wrote: »
    Any idea when labs/tutorials are assigned for sem 2 modules?

    I think for Science based courses (which we're both in), they are randomly assigned a week or so before lectures start. Some of my friends, who are doing Arts, had a choice of tutorials/seminars, which would probably be better, in my opinion.

    I want to find out what my timetable is like for Semester 2. I know there is a 'provisional' one on SISWeb, but that can change, and there are still labs and tutorials to be added to that!


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    Conor108
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    **Timbuk2** wrote: »
    I think for Science based courses (which we're both in)

    Lurker:) You in omnibus?


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    **Timbuk2**
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    No Actuarial Maths, it's part of the School of Mathematical Sciences! We probably do some of the same modules - I think I read that you're in Intro to Programming 1, which I'm in (I'm coming across as bit of a stalker :P).


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    parker kent
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    **Timbuk2** wrote: »
    No Actuarial Maths, it's part of the School of Mathematical Sciences! We probably do some of the same modules - I think I read that you're in Intro to Programming 1, which I'm in (I'm coming across as bit of a stalker :P).

    Funny if your next post said you were both wearing the same clothes now :pac:


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    Conor108
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    **Timbuk2** wrote: »
    No Actuarial Maths, it's part of the School of Mathematical Sciences! We probably do some of the same modules - I think I read that you're in Intro to Programming 1, which I'm in (I'm coming across as bit of a stalker :P).

    hahahaha yeah I am, I'm also probably failing that! Have no idea how to do this final assignment!


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    **Timbuk2**
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    Conor108 wrote: »
    hahahaha yeah I am, I'm also probably failing that! Have no idea how to do this final assignment!

    It's ridiculously complicated, a huge step up in difficulty from the last few. The past exam questions are weird enough. Maybe it's because they did Processing and Java in past years, whereas we're doing C++, but it's still odd the way our final exam is handwritten - it's a programming language, for crying out loud!!


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    TDOie
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    **Timbuk2** wrote: »
    It's ridiculously complicated, a huge step up in difficulty from the last few. The past exam questions are weird enough. Maybe it's because they did Processing and Java in past years, whereas we're doing C++, but it's still odd the way our final exam is handwritten - it's a programming language, for crying out loud!!

    Get used to it. If you ever do an interview for a Software Engineer related position you're expected to code on a whiteboard during an interview.

    Wish we did C++. Intro to Programming wasn't as near as challenging as it should of been. Found that module boring.

    Have you guys tried http://www.csi.ucd.ie/content/computer-science-support-centre for help?


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