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Contact Information - Peter Strazdins

Peter's office is on the second floor of the north wing of the CSIT Building at ANU, room CSIT N219, x55140. He can be emailed at:

Peter.Strazdins@cs (.anu.edu.au)

He can be reached by normal mail / phone at:

Peter Strazdins
School of Computer Science
College of Engineering and Computer Science
CSIT Building 108, North Rd
Australian National University
Canberra, ACT, 0200, AUSTRALIA
Phone: +61 2 6125 5140
Fax: +61 2 6125 0010

Universal Resource Locator: http://cs.anu.edu.au/~Peter.Strazdins

Events affecting email response / Office Hours - Semester 2/2009

• absent and not uncontactable Sep 29 - Oct 06 :(

Timetable - Semester 2/2009

(draft week 1 - may be subject to small changes)

	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday
9-10	Unavailable	Unavailable	Unavailable	Unavailable	COMP8320 Lecture
10-11
11-12	Office hours				Unavailable
12-13	Unavailable	By appointment			By appointment
13-14		Unavailable			Unavailable
14-15			By appointment
15-16	By appointment	COMP8320 Lab	Office hours	By appointment	Staff meeting
16-17			Unavailable	Departmental seminar
17-18	Unavailable	Office hours		By appointment	Unavailable

Notes:

• Masters students seeking course advice: please make an appointment instead through the DCS Office (the co-convenor Dr Henry Gardner also takes such appointments).
• On the By appointment times, I may be available for student consultation (without a prior appointment), but only if I am not busy then.
• If its just a form (e.g. enrollment variation) that needs my signature, you could just leave it with the DCS Office and they will contract you when it is signed.
• If during the Office hours times I am not there for some reason, leave a note under my door with your details - I will owe you one. Note that there are occasional one-off events that might require me elsewhere during these times - will try to leave a note on the door.
• Reasons for me being unavailable include time needed for course preparation, supervising PhD/Honours students (6!), curriculum development, a plethora of administrative duties, and research.

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  Last modified: 25/09/2009, 18:43