PPEM
Features available via internet access |
Cost
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PPFM
Features available via internet access |
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Access To:
Unlimited viewing of the recorded lectures via the internet for a period of 4 weeks.
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| UK £400 |
Access To:
Unlimited viewing of the recorded lectures via the internet for a
period of 4 weeks.
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Option 1: Purchase of hard copy of course lecture notes.
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| UK £100 |
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Option 1: Purchase of hard copy of course lecture notes.
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Option 2: Purchase of hard copy of course lecture notes and selected printed hand outs (selection of papers and tutorial sheets).
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| UK £130 |
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Option 2: Purchase of hard copy of course lecture notes and selected printed hand outs (selection of papers and tutorial sheets)
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Option 3: Purchase of one month trial license of course software.
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| UK £200 |
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Option 3: Purchase of one month trial license of course software.
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Payment can be made by credit card, cheque or bank transfer. Bank details
are given on our invoices. |
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Payment can be made by credit card, cheque or bank transfer. Bank details
are given on our invoices. |
Notes:
The outline of the PPEM course via recorded lectures can be found at:
PPEM
The outline of the PPFM course via recorded lectures can be found at:
PPFM
A demonstration of the quality of the recorded lectures can be found
at: Example Lecture
The recorded lectures do not offer all the material from the PPEM/PPFM
courses, as "hands-on" tutorial sessions cannot be provided at this time.
To access this material via the internet you will require the following:
- Web browser.
- For best results use broadband connection or greater.
The quality of the recorded lectures will be of a similar quality to the demo
(see Notes). We recommend that you view the demo to ensure you have no technical problems with accessing the recorded material. There will be no refunds offered after login details to access the
lecture material have been provided.
Firewall Problems
If you're behind a firewall, it may prevent you from watching the broadcast, even if the right programs are installed on your computer. Firewalls are used to prevent certain types of information reaching a computer, and are commonly used by offices and networks to prevent viruses entering their systems.
If you receive an error message about a firewall when you try to view the broadcast, or if you are not sure whether a firewall is preventing you from viewing content, find out for sure by asking your Network Manager or Internet Service Provider.
If you are interested in purchasing access to the courses via the internet, please fill in this form and return it by e-mail
to FSEGadmin@gre.ac.uk or by post at the address below.
Prof Ed Galea
The University of Greenwich
Fire Safety Engineering Group
Maritime Greenwich Campus
Old Royal Naval College
Queen Mary Building
Greenwich,
London SE10 9LS
UK
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