Do lectures begin next week and tutorials the week after? (1 Viewer)

[smoothsailing]

For many of my subjects, I have tutorials before lectures scheduled on my timetable.

 

[trapizi]

Same question

 

[RenegadeMx]

yes, tutorial covers last weeks lectures work

 

[HeyJes]

tutorial covers last weeks lectures work

This

 

[anomalousdecay]

More than likely your labs and tutes will start in week 2. Check your timetable for reference just to make sure.

 

[sirable1]

Most courses commence tutorials and labs in the second week, but do note that COMP1917 tutorials/labs commence in Week 1.

 

[trapizi]

More than likely your labs and tutes will start in week 2. Check your timetable for reference just to make sure.

What if my lab/tut starts right after the lecture ?

 

[RenegadeMx]

What if my lab/tut starts right after the lecture ?

nothing happens? its normal, you need to elaborate more on this

 

[Brian1800]

For some subjects, your tutorial will start in the first week BUT most of them start in week 2.

 

[Jamesrulez1]

What if my lab/tut starts right after the lecture ?

Most lectures finish early, I had one finish an hour early most of the time its like 10 minutes or more and you have plenty of time to get to tuts

 

[Brian1800]

What if my lab/tut starts right after the lecture ?

As a general rule, the lecture starts 5 minutes after the indicated time and finishes 5 minutes before the indicated time. For example, if it says there is a lecture from 10am - 11am. It will start at 10:05 am and finish 10:55 am.

 

[D94]

What if my lab/tut starts right after the lecture ?

Then go to your lab/tute.

 

[noctua]

Check your emails, lecturers would tell you when tutorials and lectures start.

 

[anomalousdecay]

Check your emails, lecturers would tell you when tutorials and lectures start.

Not necessarily. I have classes starting tomorrow but I have not received any e-mails.

Check your timetable.

 

[mreditor16]

As a general rule, the lecture starts 5 minutes after the indicated time and finishes 5 minutes before the indicated time. For example, if it says there is a lecture from 10am - 11am. It will start at 10:05 am and finish 10:55 am.

yep this. also, the "as a general rule" part should be emphasised. some lecturers from what I've heard fail to follow this...

Then go to your lab/tute.

omg lost it HAHAHA