Information technology
IT Courses relevant to research
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Cancelling: If you need to cancel your booking, you must do so at least 3 days before the event, as someone else may be able to take your place.
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Managing a Bibliography in Endnote
| Description | EndNote is used for managing bibliographical references and is available for Windows and Macintosh. This is an introductory course showing you the basics of EndNote X2. The course shows you how to manually enter references or import them from on-line databases, before generating your bibliography in a word-processed document. Please note: this event is not catered. This course relates to domains A1 and B2 of the RDF.
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| Bookings | There are currently no events scheduled for this course. Please check back later. |
Producing a Thesis in Word 2010
| Description | This course is primarily aimed at postgraduate students intending to produce a thesis using Word 2010, and looks at how to get the most out of Word to produce a quality document. The course introduces you to the concepts involved in planning a large document, and the features and functions you can use in Word that will save you time and effort. The session includes practical exercises that will take you through the process of creating your thesis from start to finish. This course relates to domains A1, A2, A3, B2, C2, and D2 of the RDF.
PrerequisitesBasic knowledge of Word 2010 |
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| Bookings | There are currently no events scheduled for this course. Please check back later. |
Publishing Using Latex
| Description | This course is a two-day course, Wednesday 16th and Friday 18th Janaury 2012, 09.30 - 12.30 on both days This course provides an introduction to the widely available LaTeX document preparation system, covering document structure, typesetting text, tables, mathematical material and figures. It consists of a series of presentations each followed by a practical session in which participants use their new knowledge for working with a text. This course relates to domains A1 and D2 of the RDF.
PrerequisitesFamiliarity with open access lab Windows PCs. |
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| Bookings | There are currently no events scheduled for this course. Please check back later. |
This article was published on Sep 12, 2011