The first meeting of tutorial groups will be held in the week beginning 24 September.

Most of the teaching was offered in small tutorial groups with close association between staff and students.

Last day to change your tutorial group using the registration system.

Individual problems are dealt with out of school usually by the tutorial group teacher.

The teaching and tutorial groups are generally much smaller than those in your school.

If the unit is broken up into tutorial groups, you will be asked for your group.

If this is the case, the names of the tutorial groups will be shown to you.

Students will be allocated to tutorial groups during the first week of the course.

In addition, students will learn from the presentations by the rest of the tutorial group.

How do I send a message to someone in my tutorial group or a fellow student?

Class size in the first year is approximately 60-120 students, with smaller tutorial groups.

If you are an external student, the name of your tutorial group may be something like `ext'.

The amount of time spent in each tutorial group can vary significantly.

Note the day, time and room of your usual tutorial group on the roll.

Throughout the year, you will work with your tutor, in a small tutorial group.

For each tutorial group there will be eight meetings during the semester.

Teaching is by lectures, laboratory work and small tutorial groups.

They are attached to a given tutorial group throughout the semester.

One hour of each tutorial group is taught on-line in a laboratory.

I had a class numbering just under 100 broken into six tutorial groups.

Due dates for each assessment depend on your tutorial group.

Of these activities, only the tutorial group meetings are obligatory.

Second and third year students work together in one of our tutorial groups (ateliers).

The size of tutorial groups at first and second year level provoked some (but not much) student comment.

Note that some units are marked by only one person and may not have been broken up into tutorial groups.