The next week of lectures that you are due to have with me, will now be in Week 6 (starting Monday the 19th November) instead of Week 5 (starting Monday the 12th November). That means you will have me for both Week 6 and Week 7 (starting Monday the 26th November). Week 6 and Week 7 will be played out in the following manner:

Week 6 (19th – 25th)

Monday – Lecture and Practical
Tuesday – Lecture and Practical
Wednesday – No Lecture! Work On Reports or Build Your Network
Thursday – No Lecture! Work on Reports or Build Your Network
Friday – Friday Classes with Jason as You Normally Would

Week 7 (26th – 2nd)

Monday – Assessment (Half Day) – Finalise Network and Documentation

Tuesday Morning (3 Hours) – Team 1 Group 1: Network Build and Demonstration / Assessment

Tuesday Afternoon (3 Hours) – Team 2 Group 1: Network Build and Demonstration / Assessment

Wednesday Morning (3 Hours) – Team 1 Group 2: Network Build and Demonstration / Assessment

Wednesday Afternoon (3 Hours) – Team 2 Group 2: Network Build and Demonstration / Assessment

Thursday Morning (3 Hours) – Team 1 Group 3: Network Build and Demonstration / Assessment

Thursday Afternoon (3 Hours) – Team 2 Group 3: Network Build and Demonstration / Assessment

Friday Morning (3 Hours) – Team 1 Group 4: Network Build and Demonstration / Assessment

Friday Afternoon (3 Hours) – Team 2 Group 4: Network Build and Demonstration / Assessment

Week 6 Will Be Your Final Week To Work on Your Model Network. You Will Not Get To Work on Your Model Network Outside of Your Assessment Time In Week 7, So Be Prepared!

Unless it is specified by the other teachers, I will not require your presence unless you are doing your model network assessment during Week 7, with the exception of Monday the 26th, on which EVERYONE will need to attend.

If you have any issues or problems with the above outline, NOW is a good time to let me know! Don’t waste time writing a reply to this post, send me an email or contact me via phone instead.

I just wanted to write a note to apologise to everyone this week for my lack of teaching enthusiasm and motivation. Unfortunately I have the flu (as you no doubt noticed) and I have been taking a stream of cold and flu tablets to stave off the effects.

I am most sorry for any one else that becomes ill due to my sickliness presence. In normal circumstances I would have taken the week off. However, having traveled all the way to Coffs on Sunday, only to begin to feeling sick on Monday, it would have been a set back for you all if I was to take the week off. Particularly since time really is off the essence this semester. So I soldiered on anyway!

Thank you to all of you, for continuing to turn up to class on time, and return from breaks on time, while I dilly dallied and avoided the lecture theatre as best I could.

Please don’t forget to keep in contact with me over the next four weeks if you require any assistance with your assignments. I will be most happy to assist where I am able to.

I have uploaded additional content for each of the subjects we have covered so far on NCI Moodle. There will be more to come as we cover more subjects. You can find the additional content above the first set of reading notes for each subject we have covered.

Be sure to check this additional content. It is similar to the content I have already provided, but also contains additional exercises and other useful information.

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In the side bar on the left, is a section (or a widget rather) called Categories. You can use the categories to display certain posts on this page, rather then displaying all the posts and having to sort through them. I have added a Projects category containing only the projects I have made available to you, and also a Reading Notes category, containing all the reading notes I have made available to you. So no longer do you need to sift through “TAFE” and “Resources“.

Hope this makes things a little easier to find!

The events calendar has been updated.

You can view it at:

TAFE IT @ CHEC. Semester 2 Events Calendar 2007

A big Welcome to all my students for this semester, and welcome to anyone else who manages to stumble their way here through the myriad of the internet.

Please feel free to comment as you wish. More resources and other helpful things are to come. Feel free to make a suggestion.