Time management
What each time management question is really asking, how to structure the answer, and where the marks are likely to sit.
COM 1100 Unit 6 discussion: beating distractions
Time management
A COM 1100 Unit 6 discussion post: choose one of four distraction scenarios — phone drama with an assignment due, managing a group while your own work waits, a storm forcing the whole family to work from home, or an inbox full of work on the first warm day of spring — and discuss how you would move beyond it to finish the work.
COM 1100 Unit 7 assignment: organizing your time
Time management
A two-part COM 1100 assignment: use the Time Management Calculator to record where your hours go, identify five tasks for the coming week with time estimates, then choose a prioritisation strategy from MacKay's blog post, rank the five tasks, explain the choice, and block them into a digital calendar with a screenshot of the weekly view.
COM 1100 Unit 7 discussion: prioritizing your time
Time management
A COM 1100 Unit 7 discussion post: choose one of three scenarios in which you are pulled in two directions — a work relocation two weeks before the end of term, a friend's party the week of a large exam, or a mid-term assignment colliding with a child's science fair — and explain how you would prioritize your time.