1. WHAT IS A TUTORIAL? A tutorial is a regular meeting of students under the leadership of a tutor. The tutor leads you through aspects of the study material with which you are experiencing difficulties. WHY WE HAVE TUTORIALS?  To broaden students understanding of subject content  Develop analytical skills  To provide necessary guidelines on difficult content areas approach  To assist students with Assignments and prepare them for examinations WHO ARE THE TUTORS? Our Tutors are hand-picked professional people who have extensive practical and theoretical knowledge of the courses in which they conduct classes. Unisa tutors (experienced researchers' or/and professionals) lead discussions that focus on common problem areas in the curriculum, key issues and themes WHAT IS A FACE-TO-FACE TUTORIAL? A face-to-face tutorial is an organised session where students and tutors meet regularly at a common venue and at scheduled times to tackle problems involving their studies. WHAT IS A VIDEO CONFERENCE(VC) TUTORIAL? A video conference is a live connection between people in separate locations for the purpose of communication, usually involving audio and often text as well as video. CLASSES TAKE PLACE FORTNIGHTLY FOR 2 HOURS PER COURSE/ MODULE, MAINLY ON SATURDAYS.  In total 15 hours per module per semester or 30 hours per course per year.  Midweek classes may be arranged if there are sufficient students and the tutor is available.  A minimum of 10 students ensures the commencement of tutorials for a designated course. Other Programmes:  E-tutor  Video Conferences  Qualitative and Quantitative Literacies 1 st Semester 2015 For more information visit our information desk at Unisa Middelburg or www.unisa.ac.za/middelburgclasses www.unisa.ac.za/middelburgclasses And facebook group page: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Unisa-Mpumalanga

2. MODULE CODE MODULE DESCRIPTION COLLEGE OF ECONOMIC AND MANAGEMENT SCIENCES SCHOOL OF ACCOUNTING SCIENCES MAC2601PRINCIPLES OF FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTINGF2F FAC1501INTRODUCTORY FINANCIAL ACCOUNTINGF2F FAC1502FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING PRINCIPLES, CONCEPTS AND PROCEDURESF2F FAC1503FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING PRINCIPLES FOR LAW PRACTITIONERSF2F FAC1601FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING REPORTINGF2F AIN1501ACCOUNTING INFO. SYSTEMS IN COMPUTER ENVIRONMENTF2F MAC1501INTRODUCTION TO MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTINGF2F SCHOOL OF ECONOMIC SCIENCES ECS1501ECONOMICS IAF2F ECS1601ECONOMICS IBF2F ECS2601ECONOMICSF2F DSC1520QUANTITATIVE MODELLING IF2F DSC1630INTRODUCTION TO FINANCIAL MANAGEMENTF2F QMI150ELEMENTARY QUANTITATIVE METHODSF2F FMA401VFINANCIAL MANAGEMENT IVF2F HRD1501INTRODUCTION TO HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENTF2F HRM1501INTRODUCTION TO HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENTF2F SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT SCIENCES SPP101SSAFETY PRINCIPLE AND PRACTICE 1F2F RMN111ZRISK MANAGEMENTF2F COLLEGE OF SCIENCE, ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY SCHOOL OF SCIENCE MAT1581MATHEMATICS I (ENGINEERING)F2F MAT2691MATHEMATICS I I (ENGINEERING)F2F STA1510BASIC STATISTICSF2F STA1610INTRODUCTION TO STATISTICSF2F ELE1501ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING IF2F DIG1501DIGITAL SYSTEMS IF2F MED161QMECHANICAL ENGINEERING:DRAWINGF2F SRV1501SURVEYING I (THEORY)F2F MEP171XMINERAL EXPLOITATION IF2F SMI181QSCIENCE MINING IF2F PHY1501ELEMENTARY MECHANICS IF2F COLLEGE OF HUMAN SCIENCES SCHOOL OF ARTS ENG1502FOUNDATIONS IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE STUDIESF2F ENN103FENGLISH FOR ACADEMIC PURPOSESF2F ENG1501FOUNDATIONS IN ENGLISH LITERARY STUDIESF2F COLLEGE OF LAW MRL4801LAW OF NEGOTIABLE INSTRU, INTELLEC PROPERTY COMPETITIONF2F MRL2601ENTREPRENEURIAL LAWF2F PVL1501LAW OF PERSONSF2F SCL1501SKILLS COURSE FOR LAWF2F COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE AND ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES GGH1501INTRODUCTION TO GEOGRAPHYF2F GGH1502GEOGRAPHICAL PERSPECTIVEF2F GGH1503OUR LIVING EARTHF2F 1 st Semester 2015