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In Case of Evacuation
DO follow the instructions of Emergency Wardens, wearing
yellow vests
DO use the fire stairs – 2 stairwells located either side of
Building 80
DO direct others towards the stairs, not the escalators
DO make your way to the basketball courts and gather at the
far end, away from the building (and possible danger)
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In Case of Emergency
DO contact 000 – direct a person to the street access point
DO use the SafeZone app to alert Security immediately
DO contact Campus Safety and Security on 992 53333
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When first Aid is Required
DO assess your safety before rendering assistance
DO contact Campus Safety and Security on 992 53333 or via
the SafeZone app
DO provide first aid if you are a first aid officer or have first
aid training
DO direct another person to find a staff member in your local
area
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Student Representatives (Student Reps) work on behalf of students to
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Becoming a Student Rep enables you to develop and strengthen skills
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All student reps are volunteers, as such you are supported with advice
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Program
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Store
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Form
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WWW
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Creator
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1/12/1958 AGE: 45
Date of birth from database Calculation (using SQL)

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Database Engine
Communication Data Dictionary 3GL
Network Security Connector
Query Processor Example
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Form Report Kevin Rudd $350,000
Program
Builder Writer Tony Abbott $250,000
Glenn Stevens $260,000
Application John Brumby $310,000
Generator
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Ref: https://opendatascience.com/data-valuation-what-is-your-data-worth-and-how-do-you-value-it/
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Ref: https://opendatascience.com/data-valuation-what-is-your-data-worth-and-how-do-you-value-it/
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