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Written by: Jonathan Briggs

February 1, 2007 [3312 views]

As well as being able to add comments to individual postings you can ask questions here. I will aim to answer them as quickly as possible.

Questions can be about the course, the technologies or the assessment.

Please use this rather than email as it helps everyone else.

Recent comments:

On February 4, 2007 at 10:03 AM, Frederik wrote:

What is CDMA?

On February 6, 2007 at 3:54 PM, W.Nakate wrote:

Are you able to provide the lecture notes a day or so before Friday? thank you.

Jonathan replies: I will try to publish things by Thursday

On February 25, 2007 at 4:44 PM, W S Nakate wrote:

PAST EXAM PAPERS:
I feel now would be a good time to have a past exam paper. I believe this will enable us see how you set your questions and what sort questions have been asked in the past and this will help us in our revision. Thank you

Jonathan replies: Don't assume that this year will be exactly the same as the past. I will give you sample questions soon.

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