Lectures at MQ

Lectures

This post is specially made for international students as in some countries there is no difference between lectures and tutorials. For example, in China, universities combine lectures and tutorials so they will hold only one class per week for students who registered that specified class.

(Source: Macquarie university website)

At Macquarie, the capacity of lecture rooms generally is over 200. This room is wheelchair accessible and equipped with audio recording- echo360 recording. Students who enrolled in that unit have the access to the lecture recording which allows them to watch or listen to it at home.

Lecturers generally will only talk about the scheduled content (maybe a chapter of the textbook) of this lecture, no working question, and no class test. If you have any questions about the content, you may ask lectures during or after the lecture, or go to lecturer’s consultation if you have lots.

(Source: Macquarie university website)

One more thing deserving mentioning is that lecturers will not call the row so you can go with any lectures available that week. It does not have to be the one you registered. Of course, I know some of you would skip the lecture sometimes, but it is better if you catch the pace with others by watching lecture recordings at your own time. J

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Crystal