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:: Class Utilisation Summary 2009


Subject Area Index

See LEGEND for key to shading and symbols.


:: Subject Area - PSCY  Term - Semester 2

PSCY9001 PSCY9002 PSCY9003 PSCY9004 PSCY9801 PSCY9901
PSCY9902 PSCY9911 PSCY9914 PSCY9915

Data is correct as at Mon Oct 12 02:00:19 EST 2009


Comp Sect Class Type Status Enr/Cap % Full Times (weeks, Location) - default 1hour 
PSCY9001   F/T Res Thesis Psychiatry
THE0001 1039EnrOpen29/2000 1%  
THE001 1072EnrTent0/10 0%  
PSCY9002   P/T Res Thesis Psychiatry
THE0001 1040EnrOpen15/2000 1%  
PSCY9003   M.D. Psychiatry Full-Time
THE0001 1062EnrTent0/2000 0%  
PSCY9004   M.D. Psychiatry Part-Time
THE0001 1041EnrTent0/2000 0%  
PSCY9801   M.D. by Published Work
THE0001 1042EnrTent0/2000 0%  
PSCY9901   Law and Mental Health
LEC0001 8599EnrOpen17/30 57%   Thu 16:30-18 (w2-7,8-13, RedC M010)
PSCY9902   Psychiatry and Criminal Law
LEC0001 8606EnrOpen22/30 73%   Thu 18-19:30 (w2-7,8-13, Sqhouse206)
PSCY9911   Mental Disorders, Personality
LEC0001 8607EnrOpen8/15 53%   Tue 15:30-17 (w2-7,8-13, MatSc G10)
PSCY9914   Families, Children & Adolescen
LEC0001 8608EnrOpen19/20 95%   Tue 17-18:30 (w2-7,8-13, Sqhouse206)
PSCY9915   Civil Law in relation to Psych
LEC0001 8609EnrOpen8/20 40%   Tue 18:30-20 (w2-7,8-13, Sqhouse206)
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LEGEND
* This class requires consent. Students cannot self-enrol.
# Timetable clash allowed.
/odd  Runs in odd weeks only.     /even  Runs in even weeks only.
Comb/w Jointly taught with corresponding class(es) for specified course(s). Capacity shown is effective capacity.
      Effective capacity is the class capacity less any places taken by students in the other jointly-taught classes.
[  ] Class capacity where different from effective capacity.
  
Shaded cells:  LEC Activity different from previous
Stop Status is Stop Further Enrolment, Tentative, Closed or Cancelled
100%   Class is full (> 100% means capacity is exceeded)
80%   Class is nearly full (80% or more)
50%   Class is half full
0%   Class is less than half full