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28 Jul, 12:20
Ha Thi Thi An
ECON 140 and INFO 101 grade - FEB 2010 Intake more...
22 Jul, 16:28
Ha Thi Thi An
Mid-term test Dates more...
19 Jul, 15:20
Ha Thi Thi An
BADMINTON more...
29 Jun, 18:30
Ha Thi Thi An
Day off. more...
29 Jun, 15:21
Ha Thi Thi An
TIMETABLE - updated more...

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	ECON 140 and INFO 101 grade - FEB 2010 Intake by Ha Thi Thi An - Wednesday, 28 July 2010, 12:20 PM
	ECON_140_-_INFO_101_mark.xls *ECON 140 and INFO 101 final grade - Feb 2010 Intake -->> see the attached file.*

Mid-term test dates
Jun - Sep 2010

*Course*		*Date*	*Time*	*Duration*	*Number of students*	*Room*
QUAN 102	Test 1	*Mon 26 Jul 2010*	2.00pm	60 minutes	39	H001 + H408
QUAN 102	Test 2	*Mon 23 Aug 2010*	2.00pm	60 minutes	39	H001 + H408
ECON 130	Mid-term	*Mon 9 Aug 2010*	2.00pm	50 minutes	29	H001 + H408
ECON 140	Mid-term	*Mon 9 Aug 2010*	3.30pm	50 minutes	17	H408
MGMT 101	No mid-term test

For improving Vicer’s health and cementing solidarity, especially the BCA class, we have organized some sport activities in July, 2010: Badminton.

Every afternoon on Monday and Wednesday for all Victoria’s students.

Requirement : A racket.

Please contact enrolment division Ms. Trang mini (0906905085) or via trangpbk@yahoo.com for further details.

There are no classes on University Entrance Examination (4 & 5 July 2010).

Please notice the annoucements on made-up classes of the Office and lecturers.

	TIMETABLE - updated by Ha Thi Thi An - Tuesday, 29 June 2010, 03:21 PM
	TIMETABLE_-_Jun_2010.xls ECON 140 students please update the TIMETABLE.

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