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**Timetables can be subject to change at short notice. Check regularly for updates to room, day or time.**

REVISION LECTURE TIMETABLE

Now available: 2011/12 Timetable of revision lectures 23-27 April 2012

ACADEMIC TIMETABLES 2011/12

Timetable information is available via UCL's Common Timetable. The information can be accessed in the following ways:

1. Your Personal Timetable

Your personal timetable displays the modules you are registered for in Portico. Students are automatically registered for modules compulsory to their programme so you will be able to view these in your timetable straight away. Your option choices will only appear in your personal timetable once you have registered for them in Portico. There is a link from the 'select your modules' screen to the timetable, so you can check that your option choices do not clash with your compulsory modules before you select them. Once you select and confirm your options in Portico, they will appear in your timetable the following day. If a module selection is rejected or deleted in Portico, it will be removed from your timetable the following day.

Each event that appears in your timetable has a listed type, 'lecture', 'practical', 'problem based learning'. You should attend ALL lectures. Where you are automatically assigned to a smaller group such as a practical or problem class by the department, only the group you have been assigned to will appear in your personal timetable.

Modules where students will be automatically assigned to groups are as follows:

COMP1001 Computer Architecture
COMP1002 Theory I
COMP1007 Principles of Programming
COMP1008 Object Oriented Programming
COMP1010 Program a Robot
COMPGC01 Programming
COMPGC02 Design

For these modules, you will be assigned to a group that does not clash with anything else in your timetable. If you change an option choice and a clash then occurs, you will be automatically allocated to a different group the next day.

For Computer Science modules not listed above, there may be multiple practicals and problem classes that you can attend at any of the times listed. For these modules, ALL practicals and problem classes associated with each will appear in your personal timetable. You may not need to attend all of them, so please make sure you take a careful note of any arrangements for labs and problem classes that your lecturer announces at the first lecture for each module.

To access your personal timetable go to www.ucl.ac.uk/timetable and log in with your UCL userid and password.

2. Custom Timetable

You can use the custom timetable tool to check for clashes in potential option choices.

To access the custom timetable go to www.ucl.ac.uk/timetable. You do not need to log in to access the custom timetable, although you will need to enter your compulsory modules when you build your custom timetable, as they do not automatically appear in this view.

3. Degree Programme Timetables

You can access degree programme timetables from www.ucl.ac.uk/timetable, however quick links to the timetable for each computer science programme are below. Each link is associated to a query which will retrieve lectures, practicals, seminars and problem classes for each programme for the WHOLE YEAR; to navigate to term one or term two, or to a particular week, you need to click on the 'change display' button.