Novacom
21-01-2006, 17:23
OOC: Basically a collection of all of the information I have created for UNI so I can make a reference to it without C+Ping anymore, also Links for the current threds are here.
Enrollment Thread: http://forums.jolt.co.uk/showthread.php?t=461507
OOC Thread: http://forums.jolt.co.uk/showthread.php?t=461533
The Freshers Week: http://forums.jolt.co.uk/showthread.php?p=10273817
Brochure
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6...nsitutionU.jpg
Destinus Campus
Welcome to UNI or the Univeristy of Novacom Institution, UNI has a proud history of learning and teaching that spands over 4,000 years many great thinkers have came through our doors and on to a fruitful and fufilling future, we hope that you too will find happiness and a qualification that you desire at UNI.
Regards
UNI Admin Team
To the left of this on the inside cover is a contents page
Your life, Your Future
What U.N.I. can offer you Page
2-3
Past Students advise the Future
Page 3-4
Your Commitment
U.N.I Profile
Page 6
Expectations
Page 6
Supporting the Student
Page 7
Fees
Page 8-9
Our Commitment
Work While You Study
Page 11
A Year's Life
Page 12
Planting the Seed of the Future; The Garden
Page 13
Support
Page 14-16
Mature Students
Page 17
Student Union
Page 19-20
Sports and Recreation
Page 20-23
Building the Future
Education, a 24/7 experience
Page 25-26
Beyond Cutting Edge
Page 26-28
Accomodation
Page 28-32
Travel
Page 32-35
The Next Step Page 36
The Courses
Course Structure Page 40-44
Arts (Creative & Performing
Page 46-50
Buisness & Management
Page 52-60
Computing
Page 62-70
Culture
Page 72-84
Design
Page 82-96
Education
Page 98-117
Engineering
Page 119-130
Environment
Page 132-156
Entertainment
Page 158-170
History
Page 172-200
Humanities
Page 202-230
Law
Page 232-250
Media
Page 252-280
Medically Oriented Sciences
Page 282-300
Multimedia
Page 302-310
Novacom Unique subjects
Page 312-350
Space Related Subjects
Page 352-376
Social Science & The Caring Professions
Page 378-400
Sport Science
Page 402-420
Tourism
Page 422-430
Joint Honours & Customising your Degree
Page 432-450
Some Course Information and Accomodation info
-Humanities
Led by Professor Denise Kizajal
The Humanities Department has courses that involve the study of the Human Condition, there is some Overlap with other departments like the Culture Section and the Medically Oriented Sciences. This Department also handles Foreign Language Courses, with over 7,000 language Courses now running. For Information about Specific Courses in this section feel free to call Professor Kizajal freephone, 02733 0889 270 222 458
-Law
Led By Professor Jennet Marshalls
The Law Department has several Law Realted courses in addition to this, Politics are also taught in this sector, Candidates for this course will often set a history module in addition, so an interest in History is advisable, There are also a variety of Modules allowing you to look in depth at law under different political systems and circumstance.For Information about Specific Courses in this section feel free to call Professor Marshalls freephone, 02733 0889 270 286 458
-Novacom Unique subjects
Led By Professor David Gomototh
Novacom Unique Subjects is a relativley broad department that covers courses like Novacom History and the Novacom System of Government, while other courses with the appropriate Modules offer as one of their choices a Novacom Module, these courses are the Pure Varients. For Information about Specific Courses in this section feel free to call Professor Marshalls freephone, 02733 0889 270 288 458
-Tourism
Led By Professor Marcus Tamudoi
The Study of tourism as a recreational activity and also as one of the world most lagrest industries, this department holds a wide array of courses such as Travel and Tourism, Tourism Management, Tourism Development and much much more. For Information about Specific Courses in this section feel free to call Professor Tamudoi freephone, 02733 0889 270 294 458
-Social Science & The Caring Professions
Led By Professor Jean Calsus
What makes people rebel against the order of Society? WHat do you do for those unable to care for themselves? This Department specialises in enabling students to answer those questions and more, Courses cover subjects like Psychology, Criminology and a wide array of others. For Information about Specific Courses in this section feel free to call Professor Marshalls freephone, 02733 0889 270 244 458
-Joint Honours & Customising your Degree
Led By Professor Jacob Zekrellis
The Joint Honours Program headed up by the able Professor Jacob Zekrellis allows you to mix and match modules from a wide array of courses to create a degree that will best serve your needs, however due to the nature of the program you must contact the Department for information, freephone, 02733 0889 270 202 458
The Next Leaflet is an A5 Booklet and has pictures of several fashionable accomodation and several young people happily chatting away in nicely furnished apartments, emblazoned on the front "A Place to Live & Learn"
At Uni we cater for both Novans and Foreign Nationals, whether you decide to live at home or stay at one of several forms of accomodation we are devoted to helping you to find a place to Live & Learn.
Appartments
There are several Appartment Complexes located near each of our Campuses, all of them a discreet distance away from them to encourage our students to relax during their down time, yet close enough to the Campus' to allow Students access to work on that all important project. All Apartments have basic Facilities, of Kitchen a Bedroom Bathroom and Living room, you may have to share an apartment however, though unless a specific request is put in to the contray you will have a roommate.
Rent schemes are low cost, however any damages must be paid for by the occupier of the aprtment, which are inspected monthly by trained engineers, which will call in at a set time every month, unless you make prior arrangements they will show up at that time, and they for convinience have a master key as to allow them to do their duty even when you are out enjoying yourself or at lectures.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6...Appartment.jpg
Appartments are modern yet comfortable
Dormitories
There are Several Dormitories located On-Campus, several of them or of a Historic Nature, however this does not mean that they are primitive or uncomfortable far from it, during the summer of 2005 the Student Union and an almost ungodly ammount of volounteers helped rennovate the Dormotires in accordance with a plan that they drew up and presented to the UNI Board of Directors.
Dormitories accomdate 3 at a time, you will be assigned roommates who are on the same course(s) as you, Dormitorties house spartan Cooking Facilities however, Dormotory Occupants are given food vounchers to the value of 20 Novons a week to spend at UNI facilities, also certain restauraunts also accept the food voucers, however for best value for money it is often reccomended to eat at UNI facilities, the vouchers are also valid at Student Union Venues and functions
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6.../Dormitory.jpg
Julia Sendal living it up in the Venkal Campus Dormitory
The Leaflet goes on for a few more pages detailing other types of accomodation
Another leaflet Catches your eye a simple one with the Uni Logo in each corner and across the black cover in white writing is, The Journey to Success; Travel and Transport
Transport between Uni Capuses is relativley hassle free, quite often it is a case of reporting to the Campus Office, and requesting information, whether it be a taxi to town or transit to another one of the Novacom Islands doing so is easy and hassle free.
Travelling Locally
At every Uni Campus there is a Monorail station that links up to the main network, Students merely carry their Student Cards and they are eligable for free transit throughout the entire network, the Monorial is quick efficient and offers a pleasent scenic view. Other Methods of Transit such as Bus and car are also available, further details of which can be obtained be ringing freephone 02733 0889 270 468 022
Travelling Nationally and Internationally
Whether Travelling to another Island or to another country it is a relatively simple matter, merely once again report to the Campus Office to make enquiries, making it clear where you want to travel to, and they will help you get it right, once the arrangements are made which often take less than 20 minutes the onus is on you to prepare any luggage and possessions you wish to take with you and then if you arranged Transit to a dock or airport to be ready in time, once at the correct destination you need merely display your Student card and your on your way to your destination.
The Leaflet continues on for several pages
Another Leaflet ctaches your eye this time, on it is labbled NSU
we at the NSU (pronounced Ensu), or Novacom Student Union co-ordinate a wide variety of student activites, after all thats what we're here for, in addition to putting on activites for students we also help guide students to activites external to the NSU that they enjoy or wish to become involved in.
the leaflet goes on about several activities and the like but one sentance stands out For Further Information about Student Activites ring the NSU Hotline Free 02733 0889 270 000 888
DOLAO (Doctorate of Law and Order)
Students on the DOLOA course are expected to have first studied on a law course before, while exceptions have been made they are extremly rare on the order of roughly 1 per every 4 yerars if that, This course is highly advanced and officialy it is split into 2 different courses, this is due to the amount of Modules available, and the nessacery lineation of these, as such you will find course content follows a similar route but deviates from the other course depending on Modules.
DOLOAO/A or Doctorate of Law and Order/Application, has modules that mainly center around the Application of law, Modules include study of Historic Cases like, Voronzel Jindrax V Diri E I G Ignen Lord Priest Herlath, Novacom V Admiral Kukonois and Lord Priest Kelzen V Dolmuteth Krezeck. In addition to these cases modules applicable to Novacom and International law or also available for choosing as well as several modules about Law in other nations, with special guest speakers throughout the course from both the Novacom Judicial System and speakers from other nations this course is best aimed towards those who see themselves with a future in the courts enforcing the laws opposed to making them.
DOLOAO/I or Doctorate of Law and Order/Implication, has modules that mainly center round what the consequences of enacting laws are, why enact them why are they a good idea, how will they solve the siutuation or prevent it, why are they passed and other pertinent questions, this Course has Modules that Include but are not limited to, Voronzel Jindrax Cabal of War Law, The Destinus Accords, The Diri E I G Ignen Blood Pact Covenant as well as Law in Modern Novacom today, special Guest speakers include guests from the Current Council of Ministers where students may interview the speaker and pose questions to them as part of a written project. This Course is more suited to those who see themselves in having a future in politics due to the more theoretical nature of the course, however both courses are interchangeable and allow access to either career Track.
The Leaflet goes on for Several Pages offering a vast array of courses
A Brief Q&A
I wish to ask if the UNI follows the five or six day scholastic week?
Uni follows as standard a 5 day scholastic week, however certain events due to timetabling and scheduling may either take place out of usual teaching hours, or on a Saturday, it is Uni Policy to leave Sundays free for students and unless circumstances demand, saturdays also.
I wish to ask for any pertient information that would make life easier at UNI.
Several of our seniors have given out a fair bit of advice, most of which is contained in the prospectus however several things come up repeatedly,
* Be sure to go the 'Freshers week, it allows you to make new friends and in general settle into Uni easily.
* Be sure to do an asignment when you get it, otherwise you end up playing a game of catchup you never really seem to end
* Always show up to lectures quite often the best graded projects refer to things that are only brought up in them
* Don't go out on all the night outs or if you do pace yourself it's not unusual to spend your food vouchers for the week on the first night
* Listen to the seniors and take the pranks in good jest
Enrollment Thread: http://forums.jolt.co.uk/showthread.php?t=461507
OOC Thread: http://forums.jolt.co.uk/showthread.php?t=461533
The Freshers Week: http://forums.jolt.co.uk/showthread.php?p=10273817
Brochure
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6...nsitutionU.jpg
Destinus Campus
Welcome to UNI or the Univeristy of Novacom Institution, UNI has a proud history of learning and teaching that spands over 4,000 years many great thinkers have came through our doors and on to a fruitful and fufilling future, we hope that you too will find happiness and a qualification that you desire at UNI.
Regards
UNI Admin Team
To the left of this on the inside cover is a contents page
Your life, Your Future
What U.N.I. can offer you Page
2-3
Past Students advise the Future
Page 3-4
Your Commitment
U.N.I Profile
Page 6
Expectations
Page 6
Supporting the Student
Page 7
Fees
Page 8-9
Our Commitment
Work While You Study
Page 11
A Year's Life
Page 12
Planting the Seed of the Future; The Garden
Page 13
Support
Page 14-16
Mature Students
Page 17
Student Union
Page 19-20
Sports and Recreation
Page 20-23
Building the Future
Education, a 24/7 experience
Page 25-26
Beyond Cutting Edge
Page 26-28
Accomodation
Page 28-32
Travel
Page 32-35
The Next Step Page 36
The Courses
Course Structure Page 40-44
Arts (Creative & Performing
Page 46-50
Buisness & Management
Page 52-60
Computing
Page 62-70
Culture
Page 72-84
Design
Page 82-96
Education
Page 98-117
Engineering
Page 119-130
Environment
Page 132-156
Entertainment
Page 158-170
History
Page 172-200
Humanities
Page 202-230
Law
Page 232-250
Media
Page 252-280
Medically Oriented Sciences
Page 282-300
Multimedia
Page 302-310
Novacom Unique subjects
Page 312-350
Space Related Subjects
Page 352-376
Social Science & The Caring Professions
Page 378-400
Sport Science
Page 402-420
Tourism
Page 422-430
Joint Honours & Customising your Degree
Page 432-450
Some Course Information and Accomodation info
-Humanities
Led by Professor Denise Kizajal
The Humanities Department has courses that involve the study of the Human Condition, there is some Overlap with other departments like the Culture Section and the Medically Oriented Sciences. This Department also handles Foreign Language Courses, with over 7,000 language Courses now running. For Information about Specific Courses in this section feel free to call Professor Kizajal freephone, 02733 0889 270 222 458
-Law
Led By Professor Jennet Marshalls
The Law Department has several Law Realted courses in addition to this, Politics are also taught in this sector, Candidates for this course will often set a history module in addition, so an interest in History is advisable, There are also a variety of Modules allowing you to look in depth at law under different political systems and circumstance.For Information about Specific Courses in this section feel free to call Professor Marshalls freephone, 02733 0889 270 286 458
-Novacom Unique subjects
Led By Professor David Gomototh
Novacom Unique Subjects is a relativley broad department that covers courses like Novacom History and the Novacom System of Government, while other courses with the appropriate Modules offer as one of their choices a Novacom Module, these courses are the Pure Varients. For Information about Specific Courses in this section feel free to call Professor Marshalls freephone, 02733 0889 270 288 458
-Tourism
Led By Professor Marcus Tamudoi
The Study of tourism as a recreational activity and also as one of the world most lagrest industries, this department holds a wide array of courses such as Travel and Tourism, Tourism Management, Tourism Development and much much more. For Information about Specific Courses in this section feel free to call Professor Tamudoi freephone, 02733 0889 270 294 458
-Social Science & The Caring Professions
Led By Professor Jean Calsus
What makes people rebel against the order of Society? WHat do you do for those unable to care for themselves? This Department specialises in enabling students to answer those questions and more, Courses cover subjects like Psychology, Criminology and a wide array of others. For Information about Specific Courses in this section feel free to call Professor Marshalls freephone, 02733 0889 270 244 458
-Joint Honours & Customising your Degree
Led By Professor Jacob Zekrellis
The Joint Honours Program headed up by the able Professor Jacob Zekrellis allows you to mix and match modules from a wide array of courses to create a degree that will best serve your needs, however due to the nature of the program you must contact the Department for information, freephone, 02733 0889 270 202 458
The Next Leaflet is an A5 Booklet and has pictures of several fashionable accomodation and several young people happily chatting away in nicely furnished apartments, emblazoned on the front "A Place to Live & Learn"
At Uni we cater for both Novans and Foreign Nationals, whether you decide to live at home or stay at one of several forms of accomodation we are devoted to helping you to find a place to Live & Learn.
Appartments
There are several Appartment Complexes located near each of our Campuses, all of them a discreet distance away from them to encourage our students to relax during their down time, yet close enough to the Campus' to allow Students access to work on that all important project. All Apartments have basic Facilities, of Kitchen a Bedroom Bathroom and Living room, you may have to share an apartment however, though unless a specific request is put in to the contray you will have a roommate.
Rent schemes are low cost, however any damages must be paid for by the occupier of the aprtment, which are inspected monthly by trained engineers, which will call in at a set time every month, unless you make prior arrangements they will show up at that time, and they for convinience have a master key as to allow them to do their duty even when you are out enjoying yourself or at lectures.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6...Appartment.jpg
Appartments are modern yet comfortable
Dormitories
There are Several Dormitories located On-Campus, several of them or of a Historic Nature, however this does not mean that they are primitive or uncomfortable far from it, during the summer of 2005 the Student Union and an almost ungodly ammount of volounteers helped rennovate the Dormotires in accordance with a plan that they drew up and presented to the UNI Board of Directors.
Dormitories accomdate 3 at a time, you will be assigned roommates who are on the same course(s) as you, Dormitorties house spartan Cooking Facilities however, Dormotory Occupants are given food vounchers to the value of 20 Novons a week to spend at UNI facilities, also certain restauraunts also accept the food voucers, however for best value for money it is often reccomended to eat at UNI facilities, the vouchers are also valid at Student Union Venues and functions
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6.../Dormitory.jpg
Julia Sendal living it up in the Venkal Campus Dormitory
The Leaflet goes on for a few more pages detailing other types of accomodation
Another leaflet Catches your eye a simple one with the Uni Logo in each corner and across the black cover in white writing is, The Journey to Success; Travel and Transport
Transport between Uni Capuses is relativley hassle free, quite often it is a case of reporting to the Campus Office, and requesting information, whether it be a taxi to town or transit to another one of the Novacom Islands doing so is easy and hassle free.
Travelling Locally
At every Uni Campus there is a Monorail station that links up to the main network, Students merely carry their Student Cards and they are eligable for free transit throughout the entire network, the Monorial is quick efficient and offers a pleasent scenic view. Other Methods of Transit such as Bus and car are also available, further details of which can be obtained be ringing freephone 02733 0889 270 468 022
Travelling Nationally and Internationally
Whether Travelling to another Island or to another country it is a relatively simple matter, merely once again report to the Campus Office to make enquiries, making it clear where you want to travel to, and they will help you get it right, once the arrangements are made which often take less than 20 minutes the onus is on you to prepare any luggage and possessions you wish to take with you and then if you arranged Transit to a dock or airport to be ready in time, once at the correct destination you need merely display your Student card and your on your way to your destination.
The Leaflet continues on for several pages
Another Leaflet ctaches your eye this time, on it is labbled NSU
we at the NSU (pronounced Ensu), or Novacom Student Union co-ordinate a wide variety of student activites, after all thats what we're here for, in addition to putting on activites for students we also help guide students to activites external to the NSU that they enjoy or wish to become involved in.
the leaflet goes on about several activities and the like but one sentance stands out For Further Information about Student Activites ring the NSU Hotline Free 02733 0889 270 000 888
DOLAO (Doctorate of Law and Order)
Students on the DOLOA course are expected to have first studied on a law course before, while exceptions have been made they are extremly rare on the order of roughly 1 per every 4 yerars if that, This course is highly advanced and officialy it is split into 2 different courses, this is due to the amount of Modules available, and the nessacery lineation of these, as such you will find course content follows a similar route but deviates from the other course depending on Modules.
DOLOAO/A or Doctorate of Law and Order/Application, has modules that mainly center around the Application of law, Modules include study of Historic Cases like, Voronzel Jindrax V Diri E I G Ignen Lord Priest Herlath, Novacom V Admiral Kukonois and Lord Priest Kelzen V Dolmuteth Krezeck. In addition to these cases modules applicable to Novacom and International law or also available for choosing as well as several modules about Law in other nations, with special guest speakers throughout the course from both the Novacom Judicial System and speakers from other nations this course is best aimed towards those who see themselves with a future in the courts enforcing the laws opposed to making them.
DOLOAO/I or Doctorate of Law and Order/Implication, has modules that mainly center round what the consequences of enacting laws are, why enact them why are they a good idea, how will they solve the siutuation or prevent it, why are they passed and other pertinent questions, this Course has Modules that Include but are not limited to, Voronzel Jindrax Cabal of War Law, The Destinus Accords, The Diri E I G Ignen Blood Pact Covenant as well as Law in Modern Novacom today, special Guest speakers include guests from the Current Council of Ministers where students may interview the speaker and pose questions to them as part of a written project. This Course is more suited to those who see themselves in having a future in politics due to the more theoretical nature of the course, however both courses are interchangeable and allow access to either career Track.
The Leaflet goes on for Several Pages offering a vast array of courses
A Brief Q&A
I wish to ask if the UNI follows the five or six day scholastic week?
Uni follows as standard a 5 day scholastic week, however certain events due to timetabling and scheduling may either take place out of usual teaching hours, or on a Saturday, it is Uni Policy to leave Sundays free for students and unless circumstances demand, saturdays also.
I wish to ask for any pertient information that would make life easier at UNI.
Several of our seniors have given out a fair bit of advice, most of which is contained in the prospectus however several things come up repeatedly,
* Be sure to go the 'Freshers week, it allows you to make new friends and in general settle into Uni easily.
* Be sure to do an asignment when you get it, otherwise you end up playing a game of catchup you never really seem to end
* Always show up to lectures quite often the best graded projects refer to things that are only brought up in them
* Don't go out on all the night outs or if you do pace yourself it's not unusual to spend your food vouchers for the week on the first night
* Listen to the seniors and take the pranks in good jest