timetables

ULgirl2010

anyone know when the timetables for next smester go up??

Mossin

ULgirl2010 wrote: »

anyone know when the timetables for next smester go up??

To quote the education officer, following the exact same question asked in the questions for the education officer thread:

Ms. Education:
Class timetables are usually out around the 3rd week in August. Keep an eye on the usual location from about August 16th onwards.

Oh, and if you dont know where the usual place is, its here: http://www.timetable.ul.ie/

reunion

there out now

ULgirl2010

oh cool thanks

lim abroad

Have my timetable,can anybody tell me where the following rooms are located, ERB008, FB028,SG16?

Mossin

lim abroad wrote: »

Have my timetable,can anybody tell me where the following rooms are located, ERB008, FB028,SG16?

ERB008 = Engineering Research Building - on the left as you go to the living bridge from the plaza

FB028 = Foundation Building [Concert Hall Building] basement level

SG16 = Schuman Building Building Ground floor

How do people not know this?

lim abroad

Cheers for the reply, I didn't know where they were because i've never had lectures there before

reunion

lim abroad wrote: »

Have my timetable,can anybody tell me where the following rooms are located, ERB008, FB028,SG16?

ERB engineering research building

FB main building block F floor B

SG shoeman? or schrodienger on the ground floor can remember which one!

there really should be an updated timetable like this one and maybe include a map would be unreal!

Mossin

reunion wrote: »

FB main building block F floor B

Dont get a job as an orientation guide!

Block F? I hope you were having a laugh there, cos its the foundation building as I already posted!

reunion

Mossin wrote: »

Dont get a job as an orientation guide!

Block F? I hope you were having a laugh there, cos its the foundation building as I already posted!

i actually missed your post! I haven't used the foundation building in years! i knew it was somewhere near the main building so i just said block F, sorry

also i was an orientation guide... they hire anybody

slyph

Bah, three 9am starts and it seems like more hours than 1st year too. :eek:

crimple

All 9am starts and in till 6 most days. Really not liking third year already! Also have a lot more hours than last year!

Podgoricka

crimple wrote: »

All 9am starts and in till 6 most days. Really not liking third year already! Also have a lot more hours than last year!

haha yeah same as.. christ i was raging when i seen my time table last night!!

crimple

Seems like they really dont want me to have a social life this year!

Busi_Girl08

3 9am starts, but I'm not too fussed about them really. Used to them at this point.

Not too crazy about the 4 straight hours on Monday though :eek:

Data and Decision-Making in Organisations is exhausting enough to say. I wonder what it will be like to study. :pac:

Seriously, on top of classes and Co-op interviews (hopefully I will get somewhere with them ) next semester is going to be tough.

entropic

Mossin wrote: »

Dont get a job as an orientation guide!

Block F? I hope you were having a laugh there, cos its the foundation building as I already posted!

The foundation building is kind of block F :P

skeleton_boy

3 nine's and 2 11's. It's not too bad, alot better than last semester anyway

SarahBeep!

Four nines, three sixes. 25 hours in total. Fcuk you, education and professional studies!!!!

Finished at 12 on a friday though

Any way of me finding out what other courses are gonna be in my classes??

runman

31 Hours!!!!:mad:

Im shocked and appauled.

SarahBeep!

runman wrote: »

31 Hours!!!!:mad:

Im shocked and appauled.

:O what kinda crazy course are you doing Runman!!! :eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek:

runman

SarahBeep! wrote: »

:O what kinda crazy course are you doing Runman!!! :eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek:

Physio, i had nowhere near that many hours last semester. Im hoping the initial timetable is incorrect.. Iv never heard of anybody have this many hours.
4 nine o clock starts and 4 6 clock finishes including a friday of 9-6!!

entropic

runman wrote: »

31 Hours!!!!:mad:

Im shocked and appauled.

I had 32 timetables hours for at least one semester. I know many in an engineering course that can top that.

Podgoricka

my timetable says my labs and tutorials start week 1!! :eek: :eek: im going into second yr and in forst yr they didnt start till wk three!! does it change or whats the craic with this??

runman

entropic wrote: »

I had 32 timetables hours for at least one semester. I know many in an engineering course that can top that.

I did 4 years of engineering and always had 23-25 hrs a week but it was usually spaced out so it covered 9-6 mon to thursday and 9-1 friday.

My current timetable is worse because i have 5 hours staight without a break on a few occasions...

Ah well, cant complain really, im actually looking forward to going back to college.

reunion

Podgoricka wrote: »

my timetable says my labs and tutorials start week 1!! :eek: :eek: im going into second yr and in forst yr they didnt start till wk three!! does it change or whats the craic with this??

Yes, someone in my course had a tutorial on monday at 9 and didnt go and found out it was actually on....

Some of them mightnt actually be on week 1 tho, wait until the first lecture.

up them Schteps

Anyone know how to access postgrad timetables?

Agent_99

Anyone getting Database Error?

Stuxnet

Agent_99 wrote: »

Anyone getting Database Error?

yup !!

Agent_99

iPwnage wrote: »

yup !!

Thank God is not just me course LM068

Starting tomorrow on a maths course as a mature student, really looking forward to it now!

fionav3

Ah rats! Keep getting database error. Do you need a student number to access the timetables? Strating as a first year and need to know hours for work. :cool:

Polar Ice

reunion wrote: »

ERB engineering research building

FB main building block F floor B

SG shoeman? or schrodienger on the ground floor can remember which one!

Mossin wrote: »

Block F? I hope you were having a laugh there, cos its the foundation building as I already posted!

Calling the foundation block 'F block' would be forgivable.

On the other hand, calling SG the 'shoeman' building is on a whole different level. It's the Schuman building!

Stuxnet

Agent_99 wrote: »

Starting tomorrow on a maths course as a mature student, really looking forward to it now!

so am i !!

cson

Pretty savage at my end to be fair; gonna have to do a power Monday - Tuesday but then its Wednesday off and 2 hours each day Thurs - Fri.

16hrs with 14 every other week cos of the law tutes. Two 9ams too which isn't disasterous.

Soft enough by all accounts.

Mossin

up them Schteps wrote: »

Anyone know how to access postgrad timetables?

I assume you are entering your 1st year as a postgrad. If so, then you will more than likely have to wait until orientation to get your timetable. Usually there is a class meeting with the course director and you are given it then. At least thats how it was for a lot of classes last year.

fionav3 wrote: »

Ah rats! Keep getting database error. Do you need a student number to access the timetables? Strating as a first year and need to know hours for work. :cool:

Unfortunately you wont get your timetable until orientation week iirc. Then your tutorials and labs wont be processed until week 2 approx, as they dont start until week 3. So you'll have to wait before you can inform work I'm afraid.

fionav3

Mossin wrote: »

Unfortunately you wont get your timetable until orientation week iirc. Then your tutorials and labs wont be processed until week 2 approx, as they dont start until week 3. So you'll have to wait before you can inform work I'm afraid.

Ah well. Thanks for that Mossin.

bobo the clown

Mossin wrote: »

Unfortunately you wont get your timetable until orientation week iirc. Then your tutorials and labs wont be processed until week 2 approx, as they dont start until week 3. So you'll have to wait before you can inform work I'm afraid.

@fionav3 If you go in to Future Students tab on ul homepage and go to your undergraduate course. In their it gives you the modules you do each year. You can put module codes in to find out times of Lectures at least and if you are doing 1st year business you can go to nearly what ever tutorial you want for each module so you can really make your own timetable

pn7xjrqy6fhta1

Hoping to do Journalism and New Media this September. Anyone know how many hours or where can I find out?

mayo_lad

this is of another tread but it should work for you as well there is plenty of info on the timetables tread

If you go in to Future Students tab on ul homepage and go to your undergraduate course. In their it gives you the modules you do each year. You can put module codes in to find out times of Lectures at least and if you are doing 1st year business you can go to nearly what ever tutorial you want for each module so you can really make your own timetable

fionav3

bobo the clown wrote: »

@fionav3 If you go in to Future Students tab on ul homepage and go to your undergraduate course. In their it gives you the modules you do each year. You can put module codes in to find out times of Lectures at least and if you are doing 1st year business you can go to nearly what ever tutorial you want for each module so you can really make your own timetable

Oh, I'll give that a try. Thanks Bobo.

bobo the clown

any luck fiona...


Just wondering do people on here follow there timetables or try and make there own one. i know sometimes you have to sign up in the lectures for certain timetables but you can still make your own to suit your week. I have never followed my actually timetable, possibly because i never go on fidays because Im working . Just wondering what the consensus is in here

Mossin

Hey bobo,

This year as a postgrad is the first time where I've had a set structure to follow.

In my 4 years as an undergrad I always made my own timetable from the tutorials and labs available to me. Its easier that way imo.

bobo the clown

Mossin wrote: »

Hey bobo,

This year as a postgrad is the first time where I've had a set structure to follow.

In my 4 years as an undergrad I always made my own timetable from the tutorials and labs available to me. Its easier that way imo.

Same here in 4th year now but its the first year where timetable isn too bad. Only changed 2 tutorial that were on at 9 and 10

mayo_lad

It depends on how many people are in your class if there is a small number ie under 50 you will have to stick to your time table as all the toutorials and labs will have there maxium number in them if you are in a large class ie busness it is easer to make your own time table up as there are more toutorials to go to and it is more likely that people will be missing in those toutorials

bobo the clown

mayo_lad wrote: »

It depends on how many people are in your class if there is a small number ie under 50 you will have to stick to your time table as all the toutorials and labs will have there maxium number in them if you are in a large class ie busness it is easer to make your own time table up as there are more toutorials to go to and it is more likely that people will be missing in those toutorials

I know but some people I know in business go to what is on there timetable and Id say you can change it to suit and they dont take any heed

fionav3

bobo the clown wrote: »

any luck fiona...

Sure did! Just need to work out which group I'll be in now but I've got a good idea what to expect. Thanks Bobo.

mayo_lad

bobo the clown wrote: »

I know but some people I know in business go to what is on there timetable and Id say you can change it to suit and they dont take any heed

You can chop and change your time table as much as you want if your lecture allows it there are some lectures that will not allow you to change your tutorials though because of max limits in labs and tutorials

Mackleton

Would anyone be kind enough to tell me where any of these are, its been 2 years since I was in UL so my knowledge of the codes is a bit rusty...

C1063
DG016
D1050
A1050
LCO002
C0078
SG21A
CSG25

Be handy to know these beforehand, thanks in advance :P

bobo the clown

fionav3 wrote: »

Sure did! Just need to work out which group I'll be in now but I've got a good idea what to expect. Thanks Bobo.

Are the groups for lectures. It doesnt really matter as they do not take attendence but Group A would be people with Surnames beginning with A up until around K or something and group B being people with surnames in the second half of the alphabet

bobo the clown

C1063
DG016
D1050
A1050
C0078
All of the above are in the main bulding ( ski slopes) Letter being the block 0 1 and G being level and last 3 digits being room number.
SG is in schuman building ground floor
CS is in computer science building. The one between the foundation and the schuman building
No idea where other room is

sceptre

Mackleton wrote: »

Would anyone be kind enough to tell me where any of these are, its been 2 years since I was in UL so my knowledge of the codes is a bit rusty...

C1063
DG016
D1050
A1050
LCO002
C0078
SG21A
CSG25

Be handy to know these beforehand, thanks in advance :P

http://www2.ul.ie/web/WWW/Services/Student_Affairs/Student_Administration/Admissions/New_Student_Guide/Numbering_System_for_Rooms

The Lonsdale building is the one next to the main bus stop (in between the main building and the Schrodinger building)

Agent_99

iPwnage wrote: »

so am i !!

How are you finding the course?