Academic Support Timetable

Subject-Specific Academic Support

We run subject-specific academic support sessions throughout the semester from Week 2 (unless otherwise specified). These are drop-in sessions, so no appointment is necessary!

Important Notes:

  • Sessions are held in the CIS Student Hub (Level 3, Melbourne Connect) unless stated otherwise. For more help locating the centre, please refer to our tour video of the space.
  • Sessions do not run during the mid-semester break or exam periods unless otherwise specified. If you need assistance during these times, please contact your subject coordinator.

Timetable (by subject)

 MondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFriday
COMP100013 - 5 PM 11 AM - 1 PM 3 - 5 PM
COMP100023 - 5 PM 11 AM - 1 PM2 - 4 PM 
COMP30026    1 - 3 PM
COMP90007  3 - 4 PM  
COMP90038 2 - 4 PM   
COMP90041    4 - 5:15 PM
ISYS90026  1 - 2 PM  
ISYS90038  1:45 - 2:45 PM  
ISYS90045  3:15 - 5:15 PM  
ISYS90049  2 - 3 PM  
Employability
Consultation
(in Weeks 2-8)
   12 - 2 PM 

Timetable (by time)

 MondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFriday
10:00-11:00     
11:00-12:00  COMP10001
COMP10002
  
12:00-13:00  COMP10001
COMP10002

Employability
Consultation (in Weeks 2-8)

 
13:00-14:00  ISYS90026Employability
Consultation (in Weeks 2-8)
COMP30026
14:00-15:00 COMP90038ISYS90038 (1:45-2:45pm)
ISYS90049
COMP10002COMP30026
15:00-16:00COMP10001
COMP10002
COMP90038ISYS90045 (3:15-5:15pm)
COMP90007
COMP10002COMP10001
16:00-17:00COMP10001
COMP10002
 ISYS90045 (3:15-5:15pm) COMP10001
COMP90041 (4 - 5:15pm)

Additional Resources

Planning My Course

My Course Planner is an online tool which will help you structure the remaining subjects in your degree and ensure that all prerequisites are satisfied.

Stop 1 can help with course planning. See here for additional resources and tips for planning your course.

Academic Skills

Academic Skills provides one-on-one advice, workshops and resources to help you develop the communication and study skills that will set you up to succeed in your next assignment, upcoming semester, further study, and career outside of university.

Counselling and Psychological Services (CAPS)

Counselling and Psychological Services (CAPS) provides enrolled students and staff a range of pathways to free, confidential psychological support, delivered by mental health practitioners experienced in the University environment. These include short-term individual counselling, group programs, workshops, training, online resources, and consultancy.