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Wednesday, 25th of June

02:00 - Logistics 101
For all of you so-inclined space medics out there! Mend broken armor plates like it's nothing, or restore your comrades' broken shields. Everyone loves their logibros - and we especially love Alan Logrus, because he's teaching this class.


Sunday, 29th of June

02:00 & ~20:30 - Q&A: Game Mechanics
This weekly Q&A session by University professor Seamus Donohue, also known as The Walking Encyclopedia, is intended to answer any and all questions you may have about various obscure game mechanics. Note that the latter session will begin approximately 5 minutes after Ask the Management ends.

19:00 - Q&A: Ask the Management
Come one, come all, bring questions or demand answers, and Management will do their best to answer. Want to know Neville's favourite pony? (It's Twilight.) Frood's favourite activity? (PI, except not really but the joke was too obvious ok?) Anyways, this is happening. Come join us.


As always, all classes can be found on the EVE University calendar and our forums. If you wish to receive these overviews straight to your EVE inbox, you can subscribe to the Classes.E-UNI mailing list using the "Add Mailing List" button in the bottom left corner of the EVE Mail window.

No classes announced for this week yet. I shall commence the whipping right away.


Sunday, 13th of July

15:00 && 22:00 - CSM9 Q&A: Sugar Kyle
All our mumble are belong to her - a month after the first one, Sugar Kyle, member of the ninth Council of Stellar Management and a very charming (also: awesome) person, will be standing by to answer all of your questions, concerns and wishes.


As always, all classes can be found on the EVE University calendar and our forums. If you wish to receive these overviews straight to your EVE inbox, you can subscribe to the Classes.E-UNI mailing list using the "Add Mailing List" button in the bottom left corner of the EVE Mail window.

We have been working hard at EVE University in the past few weeks, getting our wiki pages on industry ready for Crius. All the pages in the Industry Portal should now be fully updated and accurate, and you can find them here --> http://eveuni.org/industry.

Please note these are guides primarily aimed at newcomers to industry; if you're planning on starting a profit-making research or manufacturing operation, this is an excellent place to start!

After my three-week vacation, where a certain Director of Education (nudge, nudge, wink, wink) forgot to post overviews here, I will now return you to your regularly scheduled programming.


Monday, 25th of August

20:00 - Applying to EVE University
Confused about how the application process works? Considering an application and looking for more information? This Lecture and Q&A by certified Queue Slayer Laura Karpinski can help!


Tuesday, 26th of August

01:00 & 14:00 - Introduction to EVE University
Recently joined the University and still confused about what's going on? Interested in joining and want to find out what we can offer? Krevlorn Severasse gives an overview of the Uni's various programs, services and campuses, and what they can do for you.


Wednesday, 27th of August

01:00 - Intro to Project Solitude
The Solitude project is a community of Unistas that has made its home in a secluded high-sec pocket in Gallente space. With vast swathes of low- and null-security space between you and the rest of high-sec, you need all your wits to thrive - but the rewards can be high, and the markets pristine. If that elevator pitch sounds good to you, this lecture by Lelira Cirim will be of great interest.

02:30 - Finding Your Market: Exploration Blueprints
Every explorer knows them: blueprint copies. They flood your cargo hold as if it were a trash bin, and most of them appear worthless at first glance - but that first glance may be misleading. Lelira Cirim explains.


Thursday, 28th of August

00:00 - Armor Tanking 101
It's tanking day! Despite being weighed down by 2,750 tons of solid Rolled Tungsten, Johannes Ulrich has beaten his Shield counterpart to the punch, and brings you this lecture about repairs landing at the end of the cycle, oversized buffer modules, passive omni resistors and much, much more.

20:00 - Shield Tanking 101
Tanking day, part the second. To compensate for his innate speed advantage, lecturer Joseph Dreadloch has graciously let his Armor counterpart take an early lead, relegating his lecture about repairs that land at the start of the cycle, oversized local repairers, active omni resistors and more to a later time slot.


Friday, 29th of August

02:00 - Corporation Mechanics 101
Corporation mechanics, roles, titles and permissions are a fickle beast - take my word for that one. For those of you foolish or desperate enough to venture into this forlorn corner of the UI, Lelira Cirim has some words of guidance.


Sunday, 31st of August

00:00 - DScan 101
Properly used, your ship's Directional Scanner will let you monitor your surroundings, notice incoming threats before they can get a hold of you, and locate unsuspecting targets without them being aware of your presence. All in all, it is an invaluable part of ever PVP pilot's toolkit - and thus, in a repeat performance, Rectar en Meunk will once again be giving a lecture on its use. Watch out for the cloaky Proteus!

02:00 & 19:00 - Q&A: Game Mechanics
This weekly Q&A session by University professor Seamus Donohue, also known as The Walking Encyclopedia, is intended to answer any and all questions you may have about various obscure game mechanics.


As always, all classes can be found on the EVE University calendar and our forums. If you wish to receive these overviews straight to your EVE inbox, you can subscribe to the Classes.E-UNI mailing list using the "Add Mailing List" button in the bottom left corner of the EVE Mail window.

Another week, another edition of the class overview! It's even too long to fit in a single post this time - so have a set of two instead!


Monday, 8th of September

19:00 - Incursions 101
These red crosses have a mission - and they won't stop short of complete universal domination. To find out how to thwart the plans of their evil master, Sansha Kuvakei, and make a pretty penny along the way, attend this class by veteran UNI incursion FC Yuki Tsuruomo.


Tuesday, 9th of September

01:00 & 14:00 - Uniwiki 101
The EVE University wiki is the most comprehensive player-made resource for all things EVE in existance. To learn how you, too, can contribute to this project and help spread knowledge throughout New Eden, check out this class by Krevlorn Severasse!

19:00 - Teaching 101
Have you spent a long time absorbing knowledge and would like to pass on what you've learned to the next generation of adorable newbros? Not quite sure where to start? Assistant Teaching Manager Spanky Ikkala will disperse your fears and lead you to the light!

20:30 - Fleet Boosting 101
Fleet boosts serve to augment the performance of every single ship in a well-structured fleet at once, and thus serve as an enormously powerful force multiplier. To find out how you, too, can fulfill this incredibly important role in a fleet, you should check out this class by a Totally Not Significant person called Titus Tallang.

Everything is Awesome.


Monday, 15th of September

18:00 - Logistics 101
Logistics ships provide invaluable aid to their fleetmates by repairing damaged shields and armor, saving them from the brink of destruction and negating damage done by the other side. To find out more about how you, too, can fill this powerful role, attend this class by Helioswipe Moondraft, who, to my knowledge, still doesn't have JDC4 on his dread (but is still awesome at logi and all that).


Tuesday, 16th of September

01:00 & 14:00 - Jump Clones 101
Jump Clones are very handy tools that allow safe storage of expensive implants and swift travel between remote locations. To find out how you can make them do work for you, these lectures by Krevlorn Severasse are a great starting point.


Friday, 19th of September

16:00 - Planetary Interaction 101
The elevator pitch: Planetary Interaction allows you to let the game produce very valuable resources for you while you aren't even playing. Oh, and it's taught by our dear Director Emeritus and Professor Neville Smit, so you definitely don't want to miss it.


Sunday, 21st of September

02:00 & 19:00 - Q&A: Game Mechanics
This weekly Q&A session by University professor Seamus Donohue, also known as The Walking Encyclopedia, is intended to answer any and all questions you may have about various obscure game mechanics.


As always, all classes can be found on the EVE University calendar and our forums. If you wish to receive these overviews straight to your EVE inbox, you can subscribe to the Classes.E-UNI mailing list using the "Add Mailing List" button in the bottom left corner of the EVE Mail window.

*** Especially for new and rookie players ***

Saturday, November 29th

This is a short notice class and will be occurring in about 3 and a half hours from the time of this post.

03:00 - Overview 101
The EVE Online Overview, a very complex tool that every capsuleer pilot needs to understand. We'll cover how the Overview works and how to set up and customize your Overview, along with other features like saving and sharing your favourite Overview profiles.

To attend you'll want to have downloaded and installed Mumble so that you can participate on our Public Mumble server. You will also need to be in game and accessing our chat channel "Lecture.E-UNI".

Please be prepared to undock as portions of the class will have you participating and interacting with the Overview.

If you have any questions about this class you're welcome to contact me in-game through our public help channel "E-UNI" or if you have registered for our forums you can make a post there.

I plan to hold this class on a regular basis so if you can't make this one there will be another.

Damnit Decoy!

So Eve University still hosts public classes, in fact the majority of classes we offer are open to the public. Time to dust off this thread and resume posting weekly updates about upcoming classes for those interested in attending.

I'll be bringing you announcements each week about the classes that will be offered, so keep your eye on this thread if you're interested in staying up to date with the classes available.

Note that because I'm terrible at deadlines the first class listed below (Seamus Donohue's Q&A session) is currently going on as I post this, so by the time you read this post it may be over. Sorry!

Monday, 02 November
04:00 - [Q&A] Game Mechanics
The first of Professor Seamus Donohue's twice-weekly Q&A sessions. Drop in to ask your EVE-related questions and get some answers.

Sunday, 08 November
18:00 - Incursions 101
This is an introduction to running Incursions, a challenging type of PvE content that requires fleets, particular fits, coordination and a sense of humor. That said you can be a paid part of the team in a FRIGATE! Eve University has an active Incursion community that is always looking for more people to join. While the Eve University Incursion Community itself is for current University members, alumni, and their alts, this class is open to the public.

20:00 - [Q&A] Game Mechanics
The second of Professor Seamus Donohue's twice-weekly Q&A sessions. Come drop in and ask your EVE-related questions and learn something new.




Remember the these public classes are held on the Eve University Public Mumble Server so you'll need Mumble installed and set up in order to attend.

And here it is, another week's worth of EVE University classes, hosted by a variety of lecturers (and guest lecturers) and summarized (hopefully accurately) by yours truly. We hope that you choose to join us for any class you think might be of value.

Monday, 16 November
04:00 - [Q&A] Game Mechanics
Join EVE University's own Professor Seamus Donohue for one of his twice-weekly A&A sessions. This is your chance to ask about any EVE game mechanic you'd like you know more about.

Tuesday, 17 November
08:00 - Bookmarks 101
This class, taught by Jindo Lee, will contain essential material for any player new to EVE, and will cover the use of bookmarks (custom saved locations in space). Knowing how to create, manage, and use bookmarks can open many new opportunities for tactical navigation in EVE.

Wednesday, 18 November
19:00 - Anti-Piracy Guest Lecture
Akatosh Draconis, CEO of Cretus Incendium, will give a guest lecture about anti-piracy in EVE Online, including the basics like what anti-piracy is, their rules of engagement, choosing targets, and much more.

Thursday, 19 November
20:00 - Making a Difference in EVE Uni
This class, lead by Laura Karpinski, will focus on the many ways students, alumni, and any other interested party, can contribute to EVE University. Many topics will be covered, from passing on knowledge or creating content to joining the E-Uni staff or donating to E-Uni.

Friday, 20 November
08:00 - Fleets 101/102
This combined course by Jindo Lee will cover the basics of joining, working with, forming, structuring, and advertising fleets in EVE Online. It is intended to broadly cover the basic aspects of working with fleets in EVE Online.

19:00 - Introduction to Bookmarking
This class, by Ezenla Amphitrite, will cover the basics of making and using bookmarks (custom saved locations in space). Knowing how to create and utilize bookmarks opens up a wide range of new options for pilots navigating through space.

Saturday, 21 November
18:00 - Incursions 101
This is an introduction to running Incursions, a challenging type of PvE content that requires fleets, particular fits, coordination and a sense of humor. That said you can be a paid part of the team in a FRIGATE! Eve University has an active Incursion community that is always looking for more people to join.

20:00 - Amarr Tournament Q&A
As you may or may not know, the Amarr Tournament matches began over the past two weekends and EVE University's very own Kelon Darklight participated in this tournament. This will be an open Q&A with Kelon Darklight, Champion of House Tash-Murkon, who will be finishing the tournament in Iceland at this year's Fanfest.

Sunday, 22 November
20:00 - [Q&A] Game Mechanics
Join Eve University's own Professor Seamus Donohue and ask about any game mechanics related topic you desire.


As always, all classes can be found on the EVE University calendar and our forums. If you wish to receive these overviews straight to your EVE inbox, you can subscribe to the Classes.E-UNI mailing list using the "Add Mailing List" button in the bottom left corner of the EVE Mail window.