Guidelines for Examiners and Assessors: Part IA supplement
Character of the examinations
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Constance Tipper Lecture Theatre, LR4: ground floor Baker building
LT1, LT2: ground floor Inglis building
LR5, LT6: first floor Baker building
LR10, LR11, LR12: ground floor Baker South Wing
LR3, 3A, 3B: up steps in Inglis building
See also the map of the Engineering Department
Last updated on 31/07/2024 15:01
All new and incoming students to Engineering must attend this talk which takes place during the above session on Wednesday 9 October 2024.
Last updated on 29/07/2024 12:08
Monday 21 October 2024, 1-2pm, in Lecture Theatre 2 with Prof Matthew Jones and Emma Etteridge.
This one-hour session is aimed at students taking qualitative 'E' modules who would like guidance on how to structure, write and present reports or essays in that context.
Open to all IIA and IIB students.
Last updated on 29/08/2024 10:04
We currently have student exchange programmes with National University of Singapore (NUS) and CentraleSupelec Paris. Cambridge third year students spend a full year at these institutions, returning to Cambridge for their fourth year. Numbers are strictly limited: this year, three of our students are at CentraleSupelec and three at National University of Singapore.
To introduce you to the process and to show you what is on offer, an exchange fair will be held. Further details will follow.
Last updated on 03/10/2022 07:03
The Department operates an on-line room booking system, which is moderated by either the Teaching Office or Reception, depending on the time for which the booking is made. Bookings cannot be made for supervisions, for which LR3A is available when it is not being used for the Structural Design Course.
You can also access details of the facilities available in each room from the booking system.
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As Director of Studies you provide the interface between College and the Engineering Department, and should expect to pass information both ways.
The Department (via the Undergraduate Teaching Office) needs you to pass on information about students for whom you direct studies (e.g. students leaving the course, students experiencing difficulties which may impact their studies). The College needs you to have a working understanding of how teaching in the Department operates, and to alert them to significant changes.
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