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Which Tutorial?

MichealConroy · 2009-10-04 10:14:35

http://www.dcu.ie/timetables/feed.php3?prog=BS&per=1&week1=1&week2=12&hour=1-30&template=student Just a quick question i'm doing BS1. How do you know which tutorial group your in? For example tomorrow there is 6 'introduction to microeconomics' at different times. How do i know which one i should attend?

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MichealConroy

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http://www.dcu.ie/timetables/feed.php3?prog=BS&per=1&week1=1&week2=12&hour=1-30&template=student

Just a quick question i'm doing BS1. How do you know which tutorial group your in? For example tomorrow there is 6 'introduction to microeconomics' at different times. How do i know which one i should attend?

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#2 04-10-2009 10:28AM

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Well, first thing to note is the little numbers in the borrom right of the module, indicating what weeks it takes place in. So only three of them will take place on any given week.

As for your group, well, that's something you'll have to find out from the lecturer. Best bet is just to go in for 9am anyway

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#3 04-10-2009 05:24PM

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The lecturer should send an email or somat out, check moodle as well.

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#4 04-10-2009 05:45PM

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Yeah, try Moodle. There should be an Excel file or something with a list of groups.

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