lizbon
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i have a different problem, theres 4 hr gap between my tuts on wednesday from 12 to 4.
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~dEjA vOuX~
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Maybe you could try to move a couple of tutorials from another day, into that time slot. I have a three hour gap on the wednesday, so that's what I'm going to try to do.lizbon said:
mushroom_head
holey moley!
u know if we move our tutorials... we can't be guaranteed to get what we want right? so if the tutes allocated to us the second time is even worse than now then we won't be able to change it again. hmm...just not sure whether to change my tute times
~dEjA vOuX~ said:
Alright.mushroom_head said:
1. You can change your tute times from 9AM Monday 28th at home OR at uni - to change them at home, download the telnet client program from the TAS website (be warned though, last year there was a problem with that so for all of monday, you could only change them at uni in the quad labs)
2. It will be on a first come first serve basis. Basically, the program will give you a list of the available tute times (ie the ones with vacancies) for each subject, and you choose the time you want and presto, you're enrolled. There's no more preference stuff. Thats why you have to do it early on monday to get the best available times.
mushroom_head
holey moley!
omg! first come first serve?! okay... that's better than putting down preferences since i'll know what tutes i'll be in
kaitoufion
Member
So even now we know our times for tutorials for FCE courses, we still don't need to go to them until Week 2 right??
Week 1 = no tutorials/seminars
right?
Week 1 = no tutorials/seminars
right?
mushroom_head
holey moley!
so does that mean i can't change my tute times at home???Minai said:
hey i'm having a little trouble installing the TASS.EXE kit.
it says under "16 bit Windows subsystem" - "the system file is not suitable for running MS-DOS and Microsoft Windows applications. chose 'close' to terminate this application."
any help?
it says under "16 bit Windows subsystem" - "the system file is not suitable for running MS-DOS and Microsoft Windows applications. chose 'close' to terminate this application."
any help?
~dEjA vOuX~
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on the tas website it says to use the John Goodsell Lab 1 or Quad lab 6 if demand requires it. So are we meant to go to lab 10 or the john goodsell lab?Minai said:
redslert
yes, my actual brain
you can do it at home too
i don't know which lab it is, most likely the quad labs
i would change it at home, much more convenient
i don't know which lab it is, most likely the quad labs
i would change it at home, much more convenient
redslert
yes, my actual brain
your windows XP is missing the 16bit backwards compatible drivers, it will be difficult to install it now. Unless you want to reinstall windows, i recomend you change it at uni, in the labsflip said:
Alright then they've changed the room.~dEjA vOuX~ said:
John Goodsell Lab 1 is easiest to get to from the Scientia. The entrance is directly opposite the Scientia Lawn (look for a downhill slope into a brown building)
redslert
yes, my actual brain
that entrance is kind of hidden
easier and less searching around if you just get inside the John Goodsell building through commerce courtyard and then go one level down
easier and less searching around if you just get inside the John Goodsell building through commerce courtyard and then go one level down