Examination Script Viewings (Semester 1 2024/2025)
Under the TU Dublin General Assessment Regulations, all students are entitled to view their examination scripts for a period of 3 days after the release of the exam results. To facilitate any requests to view examination scripts, please complete the Request form for exam script viewing and return to seee.admin@tudublin.ie
Please ensure that you complete all sections to allow us to identify the material you wish to view. For ease of processing, please include your Programme Code in the Subject line of your email.
You are required to return this form before 17:00 on Thursday 13 February 2025. We will then contact you to let you know when and where you can view your script.
Please note that this arrangement for viewing of examination scripts applies to students of the School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering (Grangegorman) only.
EENG H1016 Blanchardstown Workshop Practice One
For the attention of students on the following programmes.
- TU713 – Computer Engineering L7
- TU807 – Computer Engineering L8
- TU708 – Common Entry Engineering L7
- TU804 – Common Entry Engineering L8
- TU810 – Mechatronic Engineering L8
In Academic Year 2023/2024, a number of students on stage one of the above programmes failed module EENG H1016 Workshop Practice One. Unlike most other modules, this module does not have a supplemental repeat exam and the only means of repeating the module is to re-attend in-person.
We would like to invite all Stage 1 students from Academic Year 2023-2024 (September 2023 – May 2024) to register their interest in attending a series of special repeat sessions for this module to take place from early-March 2025.
If you would like to be included on the class-list for this repeat opportunity, please contact Mark Deegan directly via email at mark.deegan@tudublin.ie indicating your wish to re-take this module
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