CA drop outs.

H2G2 · 20-08-2008 10:10AM

markpb wrote: »

There's something very wrong with the maps you've been looking at. Perhaps you mean DIT which has campuses on Bolton St, Cathal Brugha St, Aungier St and a few others?

DCU only has two - one in Glasnevin/Santry/Ballymun (take your pick) and one in Citywest.

Well if you want to get pernickety about it, DCU’s “Linked Colleges” do represent ‘other’ campus. The linked colleges are: All Hallows, Mater Dei Institute and St. Patrick's College. So you could count them in addition to the Ryan Academy in CityWest.
But as there is little movement of people between these campuses, I think its fair to say that Markpb is right, there is really only one located in “Glasnevin/Santry/Ballymun (take your pick)”

NiSmO · 20-08-2008 12:26PM

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gamblitis · 20-08-2008 12:31PM

A1 in HL maths would be handy too. But not necessary though. :P

Doesn't make a difference what system ya go for tbh, if your gonna be programming at home just make sure all your compilers are working properly n such. The computer labs are usable from roughly 5am till 10.30 pm 4 if not 5 days a week and close early on weekends. 6ish. They are handy as they will have everything you will need for all modules and all programming you do.

NiSmO · 20-08-2008 01:12PM

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gamblitis · 20-08-2008 01:17PM

Yeah there is wireless everywhere so that won't be a problem. My opinion would be that a laptop would be a very handy asset. Contradictions welcome.

ghostdancer · 20-08-2008 03:27PM

can't argue with getting a laptop, especially seeing as LG01 is in the middle of being turned into offices, and L201 is undergoing building work, which could well also be offices, as if the labs situation wasn't bad enough.

NiSmO · 29-08-2008 10:24PM

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