Below are various means how we communicate with you and how you can contact us.
Student services#
For any administrative questions, for example, how to enroll, unenroll, rules relating to your degree, you should contact CECC student services.
EdDiscussion#
We will use EdDiscussion as the main tool to handle communication effectively among students and staff. Please click here for a basic guide on the usage of EdDiscussion.
The conveners will use the “News & announcements” category in EdDiscussion to post important information, such as the weekly announcements and assignment/exam marking results. Make sure that you check this category at least once a day.
The rest of categories in EdDiscussion can be used to ask questions about course content, programming, assessments, or other technical matters:
- Before you post a question, search the forum to see if it has been already asked or not. If yes, but the answer is not satisfactory, then you should follow up that thread by clicking on “Reply”.
- When you start a new thread, give it a descriptive topic. This will help others find your question (and the answer to it) and therefore make it easier for them to follow advice #1.
- Do not post solutions, or parts of solutions, to assignment problems.
Contacting conveners#
Email: For any personal matters email to comp1730(at)anu.edu.au.
This email will be read by the conveners.
Please do not send email directly to the conveners email addresses, as such email will be ignored.
Student representatives#
If you have any feedback (good or bad) about the course and you do not want to talk to the conveners/tutors directly, your first point of contact is the student course representatives listed below (see Wattle page for their emails).
Student representatives for this course will be nominated in the first weeks of lectures. Please consider volunteering if you are interested.