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This course is an on-campus course. You are expected to attend all classes.
If you are unwell please make sure you contact your tutor(s) via email as soon as possible (see Meet the Team page).
Lectures are recorded. Tutorials/Labs are not recorded.
Most of the assessment for this course takes place via Canvas and in class.
The University of Auckland's expectation is that students spend 10 hours per week on a 15-point course, including time in class and personal study. Students should manage their academic workload and other commitments accordingly. Deadlines for coursework are set by course convenors and will be advertised in course material. You should submit your work on time. In extreme circumstances, such as illness, you may seek an extension but you may be required to provide supporting information before the assignment is due. Late assignments without a pre-approved extension may be penalised by loss of marks – check course information for details.
TFC and the University take plagiarism (cheating) very seriously. When you submit work, you guarantee it is your original work, not plagiarised or AI-generated. Plagiarism and AI checks are done all work; if any issues are identified you may be required to attend a meeting to discuss them. You will receive zero points if you submit or include any unacknowledged material that is not yours; you may also face further disciplinary action from TFC and/or the University of Auckland Discipline Committee.
In this video, you will learn about your Canvas Dashboard and Global Navigation links. You’ll also learn about navigating a course and accessing assignments.
You will need to use different technologies and tools to get the full experience of this course. Do visit the Pātaitai | Support & FAQ page for more details about the technological support and FAQs.
All assessed activities for this course will show up on your Canvas To Do list and Calendar:
Our primary methods of communication in this course are Announcements (for course-related updates) and email (for personal and course-related issues).
Useful resources to help you with University communications: