2nd Semester 2014
WHAT IS A TUTORIAL?
A tutorial is a regular meeting of students under the leadership of a tutor. The tutor leads you through aspects of the
study material with which you are experiencing difficulties.
WHY WE HAVE TUTORIALS?
 To broaden students understanding of subject content
 Develop analytical skills
 To provide necessary guidelines on difficult content
areas approach
 To assist students with Assignments and prepare them
for examinations
WHO ARE THE TUTORS?
Our Tutors are hand-picked professional people who have extensive practical and theoretical knowledge of the
courses in which they conduct classes. Unisa tutors (experienced researchers' or/and professionals) lead discussions
that focus on common problem areas in the curriculum, key issues and themes
WHAT IS A FACE-TO-FACE TUTORIAL?
A face-to-face tutorial is an organised session where students and tutors meet regularly at a common venue and at
scheduled times to tackle problems involving their studies.
WHAT IS A VIDEO CONFERENCE(VC) TUTORIAL?
A video conference is a live connection between people in separate locations for the purpose of communication,
usually involving audio and often text as well as video.
CLASSES TAKE PLACE FORTNIGHTLY FOR 2 HOURS PER COURSE/ MODULE, MAINLY ON SATURDAYS.
 In total 15 hours per module per semester or 30 hours per course per year.
 Midweek classes may be arranged if there are sufficient students and the tutor is available.
 A minimum of 10 students ensures the commencement of tutorials for a designated course.
Other Programmes:
 E-tutor
 Video Conferences
 Qualitative and Quantitative Literacies
For more information visit our information desk at Unisa Middelburg or www.unisa.ac.za/middelburgclasses
2nd Semester 2014
MODULE CODE
MODULE DESCRIPTION
COLLEGE OF EDUCATION
ABT2620
EDT101G
ABET TEACHING PRACTICE
CHILD DEVELOPMENT
TYPE
F2F
F2F
COLLEGE OF ECONOMIC AND MANAGEMENT SCIENCES
SCHOOL OF ACCOUNTING SCIENCES
MAC2601
FAC1501
FAC1502
FAC1503
FAC1601
FMA401V
PRINCIPLES OF FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING
INTRODUCTORY FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING PRINCIPLES, CONCEPTS AND PROCEDURES
FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING PRINCIPLES FOR LAW PRACTITIONERS
FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING REPORTING
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT IV
F2F
F2F
F2F
F2F
F2F
F2F
SCHOOL OF ECONOMIC SCIENCES
ECS1501
ECS1601
ECS2601
DSC1520
IOP1501
IOP1601
ECONOMICS IA
ECONOMICS IB
ECONOMICS
QUANTITATIVE MODELLING I
PSY PROCESSES IN WORK CONTEXT
PERSONALITY IN WORK CONTEXT
F2F
F2F
F2F
F2F
F2F
F2F
SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT SCIENCES
BSM1501
BSM1602
MNB1501
MNB1601
PEF131V
SPP101S
RMN111Z
BUSINESS MANAGEMENT 1A
BUSINESS MANAGEMENT 1B
BUSINESS MANAGEMENT 1A
BUSINESS MANAGEMENT 1B
PERSONNEL FUNCTION
SAFETY PRINCIPLE AND PRACTICE 1
RISK MANAGEMENT
F2F
F2F
F2F
F2F
F2F
VC
VC
COLLEGE OF SCIENCE, ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY
SCHOOL OF SCIENCE
MAT1581
MAT2691
STA1510
ELE1501
DIG1501
MED161Q
MME1501
PHY1501
MATHEMATICS I (ENGINEERING)
MATHEMATICS I I (ENGINEERING)
BASIC STATISTICS
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING I
DIGITAL SYSTEMS I
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING:DRAWING
MECH MANUF ENGINEERING I
ELEMENTARY MECHANICS I
F2F
F2F
F2F
F2F
F2F
F2F
F2F
F2F
SCHOOL OF COMPUTING
EUC1501
END-USER COMPUTING
F2F
COLLEGE OF HUMAN SCIENCES
SCHOOL OF ARTS
ENG1511
ENN103F
ENN1504
PYC1501
PYC1502
ENGLISH PROF FOR UNIVERSITY STUDENTS
ENGLISH FOR ACADEMIC PURPOSES
PRACTICING WORKPLACE ENGLISH
BASIC PSYCHOLOGY
PSYCHOLOGY IN SOCIETY
F2F
F2F
F2F
F2F
F2F
COLLEGE OF LAW
MRL4801
MRL2601
CMP3701
CRW2601
SCL1501
LAW OF NEGOTIABLE INSTRU, INTELLEC PROPERTY COMPETITION
ENTREPRENEURIAL LAW
LAW OF CRIMINAL PROCEDURE: TRIAL AND POST-TRIAL
GENERAL PRINCIPLES OFCRIMINAL LAW
SKILLS COURSE FOR LAW
F2F
F2F
F2F
F2F
F2F
COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE AND ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES
GGH1501
GGH1502
GGH1503
INTRODUCTION TO GEOGRAPHY
GEOGRAPHICAL PERSPECTIVE
OUR LIVING EARTH
F2F
F2F