Digital and Computer Systems
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How you will learn
You are going to work independently and online, being guided through various activities sequentially as they appear on the Course Map.
What is expected of me, working online, working offline?
Online activities:
- read/study online tutorials
- attempt interactive exercises
- view selected web sites
- attempt self help quizzes
- participate in online conferences
- communicate with your tutor by e-mail
- do revision quizzes
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Offline activities:
- read a section of the text book
- attempt home-based practical exercises
- attempt assignments
- attempt problem sheets
- do revision and research
- keep records of practical tasks and assignments
Face to face:
- attempt supervised practical assessment
- attempt supervised written examination
Support for the learner
The course includes a number of features to support independent learning and to provide the learner with feedback on their progress. These features include interactive exercises, quizzes which provide the learner with feedback, provision to communicate with other learners via online discussions and e-mail.
In addition a tutor is provided to assist the learner to achieve the learning outcomes. The tutor may be contacted by e-mail to answer any questions and advise on any course related problems the student may encounter.
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