Dom
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Originally posted by podgeworth
starting a 4 year sandwhich thing at hudd uni for music tech 
cant wait, just waiting to hear from the loans people.
Sweet mate, im there at the mo. You doing Bsc or BA?
Btw, im guessing you're living up at storthes?
p.s - need any help then drop me a u2u as i might still have my first year notes floating about 
[Edited on 31-08-2008 by Dom]
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Mase
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starting my 5th (final) year of an MEng Mechanical Engineering degree in a couple of weeks...
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podgeworth
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quote:
Originally posted by Dom
quote:
Originally posted by podgeworth
starting a 4 year sandwhich thing at hudd uni for music tech
cant wait, just waiting to hear from the loans people.
Sweet mate, im there at the mo. You doing Bsc or BA?
Btw, im guessing you're living up at storthes?
p.s - need any help then drop me a u2u as i might still have my first year notes floating about
[Edited on 31-08-2008 by Dom]
BA hons, i live in halifax so its close enough to travel there so im saving a bit of money there
haha ta mate might take you up on that offer 
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Corsa93
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starting second year of Music Production HND at Northampton Uni/College.
Cannot wait to get back
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Skylined
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starting 2nd year of Computer Systems and Software Engineering MEng at York in October 
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Shelly
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Sims.net specialising in Assessment Manager 7 and Exams Organiser
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Dom
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Originally posted by Shelly
Sims.net specialising in Assessment Manager 7 and Exams Organiser
Sims, what a pile of cack. Recent update at work screwed the teachers over for about a week. Pars is shite too. Paper registration and reports FTW
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Shelly
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SIMS.net isn't that bad, just looks old fashioned.
Those updates are useless, fix one thing and then bugger something else up. The last one I couldn't export marksheets with data on them, came out blank!
PARS.net is useless... agreed. Half of our staff use it and half use paper. 
Profiles is crap, took ages to set up and then it stopped working.
Individual Reports I like, but shame you can't do a whole class on one report, has to be page per student.
*rant over*
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Dom
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Originally posted by Shelly
SIMS.net isn't that bad, just looks old fashioned.
Those updates are useless, fix one thing and then bugger something else up. The last one I couldn't export marksheets with data on them, came out blank!
PARS.net is useless... agreed. Half of our staff use it and half use paper.
Profiles is crap, took ages to set up and then it stopped working.
Individual Reports I like, but shame you can't do a whole class on one report, has to be page per student.
*rant over*
i'm lucky my position didn't require me to use any of those (apart from Nova-T for timetable looks ups) as im sure i would have been fired for excessive swearing Both systems are just as bad as each other, like you say, they fix one problem and it causes more.
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Shelly
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Nova-T is out of the ark as well isn't it?!
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Dom
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Nova-T is out of the ark as well isn't it?!
lol yeah, it's proper old school. Background changes colour based on different school years, talk about being retro!
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Aaron
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The recent update requires .Net Framework 2 to be installed to ALL pc's that want to use the software....there's an Msi on Microsoft's site which can easily be deployed with Active Directory.
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Shelly
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what?
apparently I am going to be trained to be an IT superuser, god knows what that is!!
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Bram
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Originally posted by Dom
Sims, what a pile of cack. Recent update at work screwed the teachers over for about a week. Pars is shite too. Paper registration and reports FTW
Serco Facility FTW
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Bram
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...and I'm going to Nottingham Trent University to study BSc (Hons) Quantity Surveying and Commercial Construction Management, part time, 1 day a week!
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Ash_EP3
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Doing my second year of my Foundation Degree in IT - Networking path
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Mad Moe
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...and I'm going to Nottingham Trent University to study BSc (Hons) Quantity Surveying and Commercial Construction Management, part time, 1 day a week!
Just out of curiosity what is the Commercial Construction Managment element of you degree?
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Bram
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About the course
The management of the construction procurement process is fundamental in securing the right quality building, on time and at the right price. Meeting these demands is very much the focus of the skills base for a Quantity Surveyor.
The work of the Quantity Surveyor serves various participants in the property and construction industry - the client commissioning a building; the main contracting company responsible for undertaking the construction; or a specialist sub contractor responsible for key components of a building. Apart from building construction, there are also opportunities to work with civil engineers in the construction of infrastructure work or with property based organisations in the management of building facilities.
There are also specialisms within the profession such as project management, legal experts, tax consultants, value and risk management.
While the course provides the necessary vocational and professional skills for a career in quantity surveying, it strongly develops the personal enhancement of such qualities as communication, analysis and applied IT skills.
http://www.ntu.ac.uk/apps/pss/courses/cf/61911-1/10/Sc_(Hons)_Quantity_Surveying_and_Construction_Commercial_Management_(part-t.aspx
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Mad Moe
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So does that mean the degree will be more focused upon project managment rather than project costing? Shame I didn't get that option as Project Managment is something I'd like to get into in the future
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drunkenfool
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final year of my spanish degree
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DJMartin07
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Doing Level 2 IMI Body & Paint for the year, Mondays and Tuesdays, has cost me £1500 for being over 19. 
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Corsa_Scotty
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Just started my first of three year Motor vehicle maintainance and repair course on Monday,Tuesdays and wednesdays and on thursday and fridays im an Apprentice mechanic at vauxhall
[Edited on 01-09-2008 by Corsa_Scotty]
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nvq level 2 motor vehicle
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deano87
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Year 3 of BA (Hons) Marketing & Media Practices at the University of Bedfordshire.
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jezza
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Year 3 (final year) of my Law degree, Uni of Herts
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