Study Session for Thursday's Exam
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Nick Luchsinger
Feb 8, 2010, 4:04:07 PM2/8/10
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Hi all,
To help you prepare for your upcoming exam, ACM has reserved the Taylor Hall Faculty Lounge (TAY 3.128) for a group study session tomorrow (Tuesday) from 7-9pm. If you're familiar with ACM's typical "review sessions", this is a bit different. Rather than a lecture-style Q&A session, we're simply providing two things: a nice studying-oriented room with plenty of tables, and a few tutors to help answer questions 1-on-1. We've found that, if simply put into the same room, students collaborate very well together and can often resolve many more specific questions than they could at a review session in which only one point can be addressed at a time.
As with most ACM events, you do not need to be an ACM member to attend--everyone is welcome. Furthermore, you needn't be there for the full two hours--feel free to come and go as you please.
Hope to see you there!
Nick
To help you prepare for your upcoming exam, ACM has reserved the Taylor Hall Faculty Lounge (TAY 3.128) for a group study session tomorrow (Tuesday) from 7-9pm. If you're familiar with ACM's typical "review sessions", this is a bit different. Rather than a lecture-style Q&A session, we're simply providing two things: a nice studying-oriented room with plenty of tables, and a few tutors to help answer questions 1-on-1. We've found that, if simply put into the same room, students collaborate very well together and can often resolve many more specific questions than they could at a review session in which only one point can be addressed at a time.
As with most ACM events, you do not need to be an ACM member to attend--everyone is welcome. Furthermore, you needn't be there for the full two hours--feel free to come and go as you please.
Hope to see you there!
Nick
Nick Luchsinger
Mar 30, 2010, 5:55:56 PM3/30/10
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Hi all,
To help you prepare for your upcoming exam, ACM has reserved the Taylor Hall Faculty Lounge (TAY 3.128) for a group study session tomorrow (Wednesday) from 8-10pm. If you're familiar with ACM's typical "review sessions", this is a bit different. Rather than a lecture-style Q&A session, we're simply providing two things: a nice studying-oriented room with plenty of tables, and a few tutors to help answer questions 1-on-1. We've found that, if simply put into the same room, students collaborate very well together and can often resolve many more specific questions than they could at a review session in which only one point can be addressed at a time.
To help you prepare for your upcoming exam, ACM has reserved the Taylor Hall Faculty Lounge (TAY 3.128) for a group study session tomorrow (Wednesday) from 8-10pm. If you're familiar with ACM's typical "review sessions", this is a bit different. Rather than a lecture-style Q&A session, we're simply providing two things: a nice studying-oriented room with plenty of tables, and a few tutors to help answer questions 1-on-1. We've found that, if simply put into the same room, students collaborate very well together and can often resolve many more specific questions than they could at a review session in which only one point can be addressed at a time.
As with most ACM events, you do not need to be an ACM member to attend--everyone is welcome. Furthermore, you needn't be there for the full two hours--feel free to come and go as you please.
Hope to see you there!
Nick
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