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Tutorials and Labs

jonathann*
edited January 2009 in General
Do they all start next week? , because last semester my labs and tuts. started a week after school started.

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  • nicole
    edited January 2009
    Usually you don't have labs or tutorials in the first week, but it depends on the class I think.
  • Student0667
    edited January 2009
    It depends on the Professor, some starts this week while other starts next week. The best thing you should do is to ask the professor up-front rather he and his TAs will be running tutorials or labs this week.
  • Kingsley
    edited January 2009
    ^ Yeah, you should definitely check w/ the prof, although I'm finding that more and more classes have tutorials on the first week nowadays.
  • NukeChem
    edited January 2009
    Also the course websites will indicate this sometimes. In Chemistry, for example, there will be notes indicating if the lab is the first week or not, etc.
  • jonathann*
    edited January 2009
    OH okay thanks guys my psyc class...it's the first time having my lab before my lecture from monday to friday.
  • jonathann*
    edited January 2009
    I can't find anything for psycx99 =_=""

    doesn't say if labs are on for the first week or not.
    ugh, anyone taking psycx99 know?

    it takes over an hour for me to get there, so I don't exactly wanna waste time going there and then going back home.
  • randomuser
    edited January 2009
    It generally says on the course outline which will be online. Generally, for first year courses in the arts its safe to say theres no lab / tut.
  • xxk1nky
    edited January 2009
    jonathann*;44705 said:
    I can't find anything for psycx99 =_=""

    doesn't say if labs are on for the first week or not.
    ugh, anyone taking psycx99 know?

    it takes over an hour for me to get there, so I don't exactly wanna waste time going there and then going back home.
    Need textbooks for that? I can sell you mine!

    And there was an assignment during the first week. If it's the same textbooks used in the last few semesters, it should be a 2-page summary on the debate on homosexuality.
  • JayDub
    edited January 2009
    You should argue against it using religion and Leviticus as your main arguments.

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