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CoursesNewest Review: ... etc. Stick with it though! 2nd Year) Better. VB, Java, etc. Have to do some rubbish (PMTIS, Databases) but worth it. Harder! 3rd Year) Ill let you know... Union: Good laugh on a Wednesday night, old style music. Not too bad prices. Gets busy. Can be a meat market on Fridays and Saturdays... shame! Clubs: Mainly dance rubbish, but try Uropa on a Monday, Goth and Metal, yeah! Girls: Stay HERE during the summer. I work in an off'ey, sit outside during the summer watching the girls in little bikinis soaking up the sun... man, beautiful! ... more |
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by - written on 02/05/01 (Useful, 83 readings)
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Im presently doing a BSc Computing at UP, aand thought a rough idea of what its like would go down well. 1st Year) Crap options, Law and Stats, etc. Stick with it though! 2nd Year) Better. VB, Java, etc. Have to do some rubbish (PMTIS, Databases) but worth it. Harder! 3rd Year) Ill let you know... Union: Good laugh on a Wednesday night, old style music. Not too bad prices. Gets busy. Can be a meat market on Fridays and Saturdays... shame! Clubs: Mainly dance rubbish, but try Uropa on a Monday, Goth and Metal, yeah! Girls: Stay HERE during the summer. I work in an off'ey, sit outside during the summer watching the girls in little ... Read the complete review
by - written on 08/04/01 (Very useful, 168 readings)
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I have just finished at the university of Portsmouth doing a Business Information Systems course and I did say that I would do a full review of the course. A review on Portsmouth University by me can also be read on dooyoo. The course is a rare course across the UK in universities, at the time I was looking to do my UCAS form, there were only 9 institutions doing it, Portsmouth being one of them. I have just looked at the number doing the course now and this has gone to 5 for the 4-year course and 5 for the 3-year course. The computing and information systems department at the University is one the largest in the university and is in the top ten of new ... Read the complete review
by - written on 01/12/00 (Very useful, 291 readings)
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The foundation course for art is something that is very individual to every university. Other places call it different things like Year Zero or Access Courses. They do different things, but all of the above have the same overall aim - that is to provide you with enough experience and a decent portfolio of work to be able to get into your desired university. I started this course in September, so you could argue that I cannot talk about it until the whole thing is over, but I feel it helps to show a perspective as I am studying the course. The course starts in September, and is easy to get onto - you need very little experience in art - and then finishes ... Read the complete review
by - written on 08/11/00 (Useful, 67 readings)
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I am a student at the University of Portsmouth. I am studying here for one year: doing an art Foundation course in the School of Art, Design and Media. Although I am not a degree student I feel my opinion on the course and facilities is valid. Recently, the school has been having problems because the University has cut funding drastically. So if you want to do and art and design cours, I'd think twice about coming here. I haven't seen many other art + Design schools recently, although I know many are having difficulties. The problem here is leading to staff resignations and students feeling their ability to complete their degree well is being compromised. On 31st ... Read the complete review

