Request for postpone is rejected.

[Samira Atashi]

Hi,

Please find the answer below. Also this information is updated in LMS site.

Following message is delivered by Jan and copied to all members of thesis committee:

Hi it is not possible to change. Please not3 that 3 of may is a pre seminar, that is a thesis final - draft, all parts need to be included but not completed.

Schedule in detail for the final part looks like this:

28 apr - 9:00 - delivery final draft pre seminar

2 and 3 may - pre seminar (depending on no of thesis)

13 may  - 9:00  may inl. final thesis
17 may decision made on presentation of thesis by examinator. If not accepted, next delivery is in august.

19-20 may examination seminar


3 june Grades given to student. Minor final corrections possible, for delivery 13 june. If U/F grade given, next delivery is in august.

13 june. Delivery of corrected thesis. IF accepted by examination, create a official front page and upload thesis to DIVA system
When upload is completed, grades are entered into LADOK. If this date is missed, next delivery is in august

[Mahsa Eshtehardi]

Hi, Anyway thank you for your efforts, my friends! I am wondering that in each phase it fails it will be postponed to August! Do you now what will happen in August? Best, MahsA --- On Fri, 4/8/11, Samira Atashi <samira...@gmail.com> wrote:

[Samira Atashi]

Interesting is even I cannot understand the difference between deadlines!

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[Banafsheh Parsa]

Päivi told me it's not a big deal if you postpone to August. the important thing is to present a strong output.

She also  told that we all know that this deadline is not suitable to do everything in time. I wonder why they prepared this schedule !  

I wish Good luck for all.

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[Erdelina Kurti]

Hi all,

I guess you have seen this announcement (I am not sure if I have already sent it here also), but Anita asked me to inform you about this guest lecture, since it is of relevance for research methodology.

The lecture will be on Monday, 18th April, 13.15, room M1049.

The title of the lecture is: 'A new Skin For the Old Ceremony (with apologies to Leonard Cohen)' OR 'Who designs designers?'

Dave is a Principal Lecturer in the department of sociology at Manchester Metropolitan University.  For the last twenty years he has written and researched on the relationship between qualitative sociological methods (including ethnography) and design issues. He has written four books and approximately 100 refereed journal articles and conference papers. He has investigated areas such as Air Traffic Control; Emergency service work; educational use of IT; ontology-building by bio-informaticians museums;  computer gaming; Smart homes; mobile phone use and more generally into ethnographic practice.