How many lecture hours a week do you have?
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Original post by dj1015
Maybe you shuold try it sometime then. Seen as your still trying to master the art of reading
BA Reading
BA Reading
Maybe you should start with mastering the art of spelling?
Original post by zaliack
Maybe you should start with mastering the art of spelling?
Ahhh that one, never heard that before.
Good job that some of us here have real degrees to do.
Original post by dj1015
Ahhh that one, never heard that before.
Good job that some of us here have real degrees to do.
Good job that some of us here have real degrees to do.
Thanks for reminding me, I need to start studying tort law..
Oh yeah, have fun with your applied physics, Mr Wolowitz
2 hours of lectures (2 1-hour ones) and two 2-hour seminars, so 6 contact hours overall. 
I do History, so although there's a lot of non-contact time, it's filled with a lot of reading and essays and so on.
I do History, so although there's a lot of non-contact time, it's filled with a lot of reading and essays and so on.I've 34 total contact hours, just less than half are lectures.
Well i'm kinda glad i'm not the only one with <8 hours a week!
To those who say 'what are you paying for, for that little lectures', the answer is simple. You pay for the degree, not the hours you get to listen to a lecturer. Quite often, students from other degrees can easily go into other lectures. I often sit in some law ones :P
If i pay 3 grand a year for a degree with which I had 6 contact hours a week, it has the exact same value as if I had 20 contact hours a week. Assuming the degree is from the same Uni and same classification.
To those who say 'what are you paying for, for that little lectures', the answer is simple. You pay for the degree, not the hours you get to listen to a lecturer. Quite often, students from other degrees can easily go into other lectures. I often sit in some law ones :P
If i pay 3 grand a year for a degree with which I had 6 contact hours a week, it has the exact same value as if I had 20 contact hours a week. Assuming the degree is from the same Uni and same classification.
25-30 hours in lectures, plus time spent on projects, completing tutorials and lab reports, research etc.
4 hours, all on a Monday. Also one of those hours is only fortnightly so some weeks I only have 3 hours. :/
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Original post by outlaw-torn
4 hours, all on a Monday. Also one of those hours is only fortnightly so some weeks I only have 3 hours. :/
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What degree and year if you dont mind me asking? Lol.
Original post by blush.ox
What degree and year if you dont mind me asking? Lol.
History and third year
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Last year was roughly:
12 hours of lectures
6 hours of practicals
4 hours of supervisions
per week
12 hours of lectures
6 hours of practicals
4 hours of supervisions
per week
I think that sounds sensible as your dissertation requires a lot of time and attention, but don't neglect your other modules
This year I've got 7 hours of lectures and 4 hours of seminars, which is more than I had last year; I used to have more seminars but the focus has changed to lectures this year for some reason.
This year I've got 7 hours of lectures and 4 hours of seminars, which is more than I had last year; I used to have more seminars but the focus has changed to lectures this year for some reason.
1 lecture and 4 seminars per week. A whopping 7 contact hours 
2 hours of lectures, 2 hours of seminars 
I'm in second year but my timetable for Spring term is definitely much fuller than this!!
I'm in second year but my timetable for Spring term is definitely much fuller than this!!
Going into 1st year CompSci, and while I haven't had an official timetable yet, I've seen last years/provisional timetables for this year.
Lectures: 14hrs
Labs: 9hrs
Tutorial: 1hr
Some of those lectures become labs halfway through Sem1, and the only thing I have on a Wednesday is that tutor session.
Lectures: 14hrs
Labs: 9hrs
Tutorial: 1hr
Some of those lectures become labs halfway through Sem1, and the only thing I have on a Wednesday is that tutor session.
Haven't gotten my timetable for this year but it's roughly the same as last years which was:
9 hours lectures
2/3 tutorials (depending on what week they were on)
& 12 hours labs.
Yeah we have a LOT of lab work haha.
9 hours lectures
2/3 tutorials (depending on what week they were on)
& 12 hours labs.
Yeah we have a LOT of lab work haha.
Original post by d123
I'm studying History; in first and second year I had roughly 15 contact hours a week, this year I have 8.
That's loads for history!
Generally historians have about 3-4 hours max a week!
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1st year: 14-16 hours a week
2nd year: 7 hours a week
3rd year: 3-4 hours a week (but bare in mind I've got a massive research project I need to be doing!)
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