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Friday 03 September 2010

Questions?

The academic section of Sassweb is committed to documenting the history and current status of academic issues in Arts & Science. By keeping track of recurrent problems and promoting creative solutions (via the academic forum), we are able to build momentum in achieving positive change to the programme. The list of issues below will be updated as developments unfold -- probably once or twice a term -- and we urge all Artscis to take agency in these developments. This way we can ensure that an Arts & Science education is of the highest quality possible. As always, any anonymous suggestions/questions/concerns with regard to academic issues can be addressed to Anasuiya Surendran ( ) and Olivia Lee ( ).

The academic section is still under construction -- once the website committee gets its act together (hopefully sooner), there will be a more formal online version of the jpa/spa course binder, moderated and updated by the programme advisors. Until then, feel free to use the new forum to discuss these matters. This page will also serve as a home for other sections that don't yet have a home.

Reports

Courses

What we should all probably be spending a little more time on.

Official places to find out official things

For information about artsci courses, combined honours programs and course requirements take a look around the following official sites (ie nothing to do with SASS) to figure out what you need to know.

  • The Arts & Science Programme official site
  • Office of the Registrar:
    home of the ever so handy Undergraduate Calendar and Course Timetable
  • M.U.G.S.I. (home to SOLAR: Mac's online registration)

    Artsci course websites:

      Level 3/4

    • lit
    • tech [culture] [social control]
    • inquiry redux (pick one)
      • enviro
      • media
      • diversity
      • science
    • thesis
    • experiential ed
    • bio cell/molec and biodiv/evol/ecol [webct]
    • east thought
      • a&s eastern studies [india] [east asia]
      • japanese religion
      • buddhism [indian trad.] [chan]
    If any of the above are incorrect, please let us . Sending the correct link as well as a complaint would be much appreciated.

    Other handy web resources used in many courses:

  • learnlink
  • webct

    (Use the above web communities at your own risk. Overuse of learnlink in particular could have you confused with a Healthsci. Nice folks and all, but man are they weird.)

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