Master of Business Administration (Financial Services)

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Faculty of Science (Room 2087) - Life Sciences CentreRoom 2087: 30 Windows computers , scannerLogin: NetID LoginPrinting: Laser printer (pay with print credits)Staffing: part timeLab Manager: Chris Rozee, 494-6358This lab may be reserved for classes.Fall & Winter HoursMonday-Friday: 9:00 AM - 5:30 PM (staffed)Weekends: ClosedSummer HoursClosedShirreff Hall ResidenceRooms 167 & 267: 4 Windows computersLogin: NetID LoginPrinting: Laser printer (pay using DalCard)Staffing: noneLab Manager: Housing, Conference and Ancillary Services, 494-3834Computer Labs OffsiteDalhousie University uses a platform called the Blackboard Learning System (BLS) andusers access it via the Internet using their computer’s browser (e.g. Internet Explorer).Each student must have access to a computer (PC of Mac) with a high speed Internetconnection.The Centre for Advanced Management Education makes arrangements for a computerand internet access to be available during the intensive sessions for all off campusintensive sessions.176
Appendix 8.5.3 Classroom SpaceYearNumber ofStudents(cumulative)2009 200(Max 45students/course)Average =20 -35student /course2009 200 (Max 45students/courseAverage = 20 - 35student /courseNumber of Classrooms(include seatingcapacity)Dalhousie Universityhas 100+ classroomsavailable for oncampustoaccommodate theMBA (FS) intensivesessions.Sites chosen for offcampus intensivesessions have 10 -100+ classrooms toaccommodateMBA(FS) Intensivesessions.Location of ClassroomsOn siteDalhousieUniversity√ Example ofroom spaceavailable onDalhousieUniversitycampus shownbelowOther (specify)Off – Site (various sites acrossCanada)Examples of off Site locations –St Andrews Club andConference Ctr (17 conferencerooms available – 6 withcapacity for 35+)SFU Harbour Ctr - 30 +rooms available to facilityneeds.BCIT – 12 + rooms available tofacility needs.177
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