DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS BSC (HONS) IN TELECOMMUNICATIONS VISITING SCHOOL (LEVEL 1.1) TIMETABLE 2013
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1 BSC (HONS) IN TELECOMMUNICATIONS VISITING SCHOOL (LEVEL 1.1) TIMETABLE 2013 BLOCK DATES: 1 ST & 2 ND :27/01/2013 to 10/02/ rd : 14/04/ /04/ HTEL102 HTEL102 HTEL102 HPH104 HCS101 HPH104 CS HTEL102 HTEL102 HTEL102 HPH104 HCS101 HPH104 HTEL HPH104 HTEL101 HCS101 HMT102 HTEL102 HMT101 HTEL HPH104 HTEL101 HCS101 HMT102 HTEL102 HMT101 HTEL CS101 HMT102 HCS101 CS101 CS101 HMT101 HPH LUNCH LUNCH LUNCH LUNCH LUNCH LUNCH LUNCH LUNCH HCS101 CS101 CS101 HMT102 HMT101 CS101 HPH HCS101 HMT102 HMT102 HMT102 HMT101 HPH HCS101 HMT102 HMT102 HPH104 HTEL101 HTEL 1.1 PRAC HPH HCS101 HMT101 HTEL102 HPH104 HTEL101 HTEL1.1 PRAC HPH HMT101 HMT101 HPH103 HPH103 HTEL101 HTEL 1.1 PRAC HMT101 HPH103 HTEL101 HPH103 HPH103 HTEL101 ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS MR MAZHEKE HPH104 ELECTRICITY AND MAGNETISM MR GORA HPH103 WAVES AND OPTICS MR MAZUNGA HCS101 INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTERS AND COMPUTER APPLICATIONS MR A. MUKWEMBI HTEL102 DIGITAL SIGNAL PROCESSING MR A. NECHIBVUTE CS101 BASIC COMMUNICATION SKILLS HMT102 LINEAR MATHEMATICS 1 DR CHIGIDI HMT101 CALCULUS 1 MR CHARUMBIRA
2 BSC (HONS) IN TELECOMMUNICATIONS VISITING SCHOOL (LEVEL 2.2) TIMETABLE 2013 BLOCK DATES: 1 ST & 2 ND :27/01/2013 to 10/02/ rd : 14/04/2013 TO 21/04/ HCS207 HCS209 HPH206 HTEL204 HCS HCS207 HCS209 HTEL203 HTEL204 HCS207 HTEL203 HCS HTEL204 HTEL204 HTEL204 HCS209 HPH206 HPH HTEL204 HTEL204 HTEL204 HCS209 HPH206 ENT HTEL203 HTEL203 HTEL203 HCS209 HPH206 ENT LUNCH LUNCH LUNCH LUNCH LUNCH LUNCH ENT HPH206 HTEL204 HTEL 2.2 PRAC HCS207 HCS209 ENT HPH206 HPH206 HTEL 2.2 PRAC HCS207 HCS209 ENT HPH206 HPH206 HTEL 2.2 PRAC HCS207 HCS209 ENT HPH203 HTEL203 HTEL203 HCS207 HCS HPH203 HTEL203 HPH203 HPH203 HPH HPH203 HTEL203 HPH203 HPH203 HPH203 ELECTROMAGNETISM MR MAZHEKE HPH206 ELECTRONICS 1 MR GORA HTEL203 RADIO FEQUENCY PROPAGATION AND TRANSMISSION LINES MR MUDZINGWA HTEL204 MICROPROCESSORS MR A. NECHIBVUTE HCS207 ADVANCED PROGRAMMING MRS MUTEMBEDZA O HCS209 INTERNET MR GIYANE HMT201 ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS MRS MUKWEMBI ENT205 ENTREPRENERSHIP MS MUDZURANDNDE
3 BSC (HONS) IN TELECOMMUNICATIONS VISITING SCHOOL (LEVEL 2.1) TIMETABLE 2013 BLOCK DATES: 1 ST & 2 ND :27/01/2013 to10/02/ rd : 14/04/2013 to 21/04/ HCS202 HTEL201 HTEL201 HMT201 HCS204 GES HPH202 HCS202 HTEL201 HTEL201 HMT201 HCS204 GES201 HTEL 2.1 PRAC HPH202 HCS204 HMT201 HTEL202 HTEL201 HPH202 GES201 HTEL 2.1 PRAC HPH202 HCS204 HMT201 HCS202 HTEL201 HPH202 HTEL 2.1 PRAC HCS204 HMT201 HCS202 HTEL202 HPH LUNCH LUNCH LUNCH LUNCH LUNCH LUNCH LUNCH HPH202 HTEL201 HCS204 HMT201 HCS202 HTEL202 HPH HPH202 HTEL201 HCS204 HMT201 HCS202 HTEL202 HPH HPH202 HTEL202 HCS204 HTEL202 HCS202 HTEL HPH202 HMT201 HCS204 HTEL202 HCS202 GES HMT201 GES201 HTEL202 HTEL201 GES GES201 GES201 GES201 HTEL103 DIGITAL SATELLITE COMMUNICATION MR MUDZINGWA HTEL104 ANTENNA ENGINEERING MR MUDZINGWA HCS102 INTRODUCTION TO C PROGRAMMING MR ZHOU HCS103 DIGITAL AND LOGIC DESIGN MRS RUVINGA HCS104 SYSTEM ANALYSIS AND DESIGN MR MUSIIWA HCS106 FUNDAMENTALS OF COMPUTER ARCHITECTURE MR MUKWEMBI
4 LEVEL 1.2 HTEL (VISITING SCHOOL) TIMETABLE 2013 BLOCK DATES: 1 ST & 2 ND :27/01/2013 to 10/02/ rd : 14/04/2013 to 21/04/ HTEL103 HTEL104 HCS106 HTEL103 HTEL104 HCS HTEL103 HTEL104 HCS106 HTEL103 HTEL104 HCS104 HCS HCS106 HCS104 HTEL103 HTEL104 HTEL104 HCS HCS106 HCS104 HTEL103 HCS103 HCS103 HCS HTEL104 HCS104 HTEL104 HCS103 HCS LUNCH LUNCH LUNCH LUNCH LUNCH LUNCH HTEL 1.2 PRAC HCS104 HTEL103 HCS103 HCS106 HCS102 HTEL 1.2 PRAC HCS104 HTEL103 HCS103 HCS106 HCS102 HTEL 1.2 PRAC HCS104 HCS103 HCS104 HCS106 HCS HCS104 HCS103 HCS104 HCS106 HCS HTEL104 HCS102 HCS106 HTEL104 HCS HCS102 HCS106 HTEL103 HPH202 ELECTRIC CIRCUITS PROF. A. CHAWANDA HTEL201 WIRELESS COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS MR MUDZINGWA HTEL202 MICROWAVE COMMUNICATION MR MAZUNGA HCS202 SOFTWARE ENGINEERING MRS MUTEMBEDZA HCS204 DATA COMMUNICATIONS AND COMPUTER NETWORKS MR MUSIIWA HMT201 ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS MRS MUKWEMBI GES201 GENDER STUDIES MS MATOPE
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