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Change in Office Hours

Posted by Jonathan Burket on 20 Nov 2011 in Announcements | 1 comment

Hey everyone!

I was originally scheduled to have office hours on Tuesday from 6:30-8:00 pm, but because of a Thanksgiving-related time conflict, I will be instead holding office hours on Monday (November 21) from 5:30-7:30 at the same location as always (Davis Commons). Bring any questions you have about Java, Problem Set 8, or CS in general! I will not, however, be able to answer questions about Exam 2, which should instead be directed to Dave.

Hope to see you Monday evening!

-Jonathan

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One Response to “Change in Office Hours”

  1. Valerie says:
    21 November 2011 at 12:38 pm

    Hey guys,
    I also will not have my scheduled office hours on Tuesday evening (it’s a long ride home). I’m not planning on re-scheduling the hours for today unless there is considerable demand(since there are already several sets of office hours).
    Thanks,
    Valerie


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