some quick questions ... (1 Viewer)

[Lazy Lankan]

ok so I checked my timetable under 'my allocations' ... does neone know if we will be sent one my mail? like an official one, or do we just go by this online thing.

and what does 'Itl' and 'MTP' stand for? and under 'location' for some of my subjects it simply says 'TBA' (the others say something like 'CB10.02.450') - so what does 'TBA' stand for?

cheers

 

[braindrainedAsh]

TBA= To be announced

To read where your classes are at

CB stands for city (broadway) campus

The first 2 numbers are the building
Second two numbers are the floor
Last two numbers are the room

 

[tomekz]

Look here....

http://timetable.uts.edu.au/help/index.html

 

[tomekz]

CB stands for city (broadway) campus

And what does 'CM' stand for?????
as in CM05C.etc.etc.

oh what bout this........ 04.GD.etc????

 

[Chand]

I think CM is City Markets? Building 5 is a couple of streets away from broadway, near market city shopping centre. CM5C where C is just the section of building 5.

04 Building 4, GD Ground, etc etc

 

[ragnarok]

While we're at it, what would "null" be indicative of where the room is supposed to be?

My very first Lecture for Information System Principles:

<b>31060_AUT_U_1_S
Lec, 01
null
28/2-21/3, 4/4-18/4, 2/5-6/6</b>

Will that change later? Or do I just like sit in Alumni Green

 

[Chand]

I don't think its been allocated yet?

Maybe check a day or two before and see if it comes up..?

 

[mysteek]

wa thanx for the link...wen i first got my timetable i was like wtf!!!!!!..but then after looking at it carefully started to understand everything.

 

[jase_]

There is no room allocated for the ISP lecture yet, so please check again the day before your lecture.

CM stands for City Markets and CB stands for City Broadway.

Itl stands for IT (Computer) Lab and MTP I'm guessing is Mixed Tutorial/Practical, since some subjects alternate between a lab and a tutorial, so if your allocated into tutorial 3 then you are in lab 3 as well, but you go to either a lab or a tutorial, but not both.

 

[timbk2]

wow. even i didnt know what Itl was till now.