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When first arriving at Charles Darwin University it may be daunting at first, the larger campus than what you’re used to may be overwhelming but it’s not to be feared. Just go through this page and find all the tips and tricks to help make your first semester the best it can possibly be.

Charles Darwin University Map

This here is a map of the Charles Darwin University campus. This map shows all the color presincts and what buildings lie within which color making it easier to map your way around. These maps are located all around campus and feature a dot of the location you are currently at.

Classrooms!

We will be diving into the common classrooms used by students studying either IT or Engineering at Charles Darwin University.

Classroom 1

This class is used for the majority of math work, although there is a HIT class that takes place within. This class is in the pink precinct at 7.1.05. The 7 in this stand for building 7, the 1 stands for level 1, and the 05 is the classroom number. From experience the best spot to sit is near the front, being sat at the back can make for difficulties hearing and paying attention to the lecturer.

Classroom 2

Classroom 2 is where a common unit for IT and Engineering students takes place CUC106.

This class unlike the previous one is located in the purple precinct although it is nearby. This classroom is located at 12.1.15, therefore, it is in building 12, level 1 and classroom 15.

After attending this class for near to a semester one of the best tips is to find a table that is accessible to a charger.

Classroom 3

The third classroom is where a HIT unit takes place, meaning it is more so relevant to IT students than Engineering students.

This classroom’s location is purple 12.3.17, meaning it is in the purple precinct, building 12, level 3, and classroom number 17. A mistake I first made when I first arrived was not understanding what all the location values mean. This left me wondering clueless because I was unaware that my class was upstairs.

One of my tips for this classroom is to sit closer to the front of the classroom to make it easier for both you and the lecturer. It is also important to ensure there are power outlets nearby if you are wanting to charge your laptop or another device.


Conclusion

I hope I didnt just waste your time and you really got something out of all this, I hope to see you at the front of the class!


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