Practical and Tutorial Class Allocations

This is the Computer Science and Software Engineering internal allocation system. It is not part of Allocate+.

READ THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION CAREFULLY

The following subjects are allocated using Allocate+ and are not managed by this system. Visit the Allocate+ web site and register a class preference as soon as possible.

• CSE1101 Digital Technology I
• CSE1301 Computer Programming
• CSE1304 Professional Communication and Presentation
• CSE1308 Digital Logic
• CSE2306 Digital Logic.

The following subjects are allocated using this system and are not managed by Allocate+. Allocation for these subjects begins at noon February 21. You cannot register class preferences; classes are allocated randomly. After allocation you may use this system to select another class time.

• CSC2030 Formal Methods I (see note below)
• CSC2040 Algorithms and Data Structures (see note below)
• CSC2240 Computer Architecture (see note below)
• CSC3240 Computer Architecture (see note below)
• CSC3181 Data Communications and Computer Networks (see note below)
• CSE1401 Introduction to Software Engineering (see note below)
• CSE2101 Digital Design I
• CSE2111 Electronics for Digital Systems
• CSE2131 Fundamentals of Digital Signal Processing
• CSE2201 Software Engineering Practice
• CSE2303 Formal Methods I (see note below)
• CSE2304 Algorithms and Data Structures (see note below)
• CSE2324 Computer Architecture (see note below)
• CSE2395 Perl Programming (see note below)
• CSE3101 Digital Design III
• CSE3133 Fundamentals of Robotics
• CSE3318 Data Communications and Computer Networks (see note below)
• CSE3324 Computer Architecture (see note below)
• CSE3395 Perl Programming (see note below)

You can find out your weekly schedule for your subjects by visiting the personalized student schedule page.

If you enrolled after February 18 you will need to see your Assistant Lecturer to be added to the system.

CSE3141, CSE2391, CSE3391 do not have labs or tutorials.

Notes for specific subjects:

CSE1401:

Your laboratory classes occur once every two weeks. Your group (A or B) determines which weeks you have laboratory classes in. You cannot change between groups.

CSC2030/CSE2303 and CSC2040/CSE2304:

These subjects each have fortnightly alternating laboratory and tutorial classes. Your group (A or B) determines which weeks you have laboratory classes in. If you are doing both subjects, your group (A or B) for these classes must be the same. Your laboratory classes should be at the same time as each other. Your tutorial classes should be at the same time as each other. You cannot change between groups.

CSC3181/CSE3318:

Your laboratory classes occur once every two weeks. Your group (A or B) determines which weeks you have laboratory classes in. You cannot change between groups.

CSC2240/CSC3340/CSE2324/CSE3324:

Your laboratory classes occur once every two weeks. Your group (A or B) determines which weeks you have laboratory classes in. You cannot change between groups.

CSE2395/CSE3395:

Your laboratory classes occur once every three weeks. Your group (A, B or C) determines which weeks you have laboratory classes in. You cannot change between groups.

This system permits checking and changing classes from 12 noon, February 21, 2000 until March 10, 2000.

Questions?

• Practical/tutorial class queries should be directed to:
  • CSE1401, CSE2201: Jahan Hassan
  • CSE2303, CSE2304, CSE2395: Debbie Pickett
  • other subjects: Joel Reicher
• If you can't log into this system due to your ID number and surname not being accepted, contact the relevant person above so they can verify you are listed in the system. Other miscellaneous problems with this system (but not with classes and allocations) should be directed to Jamie in building 26 (Computer Science), room 141.