PTE

To create a device, method, or technology that did not previously exist.

A machine that performs physical tasks under programmed control and may use sensors to respond to its surroundings.

an open space in a town or city where people can gather, often surrounded by buildings or streets

the parts of buildings that remain after destruction, damage, or long neglect

used to connect a statement or action with something that was discussed earlier

in the way or with the material that someone previously asked for

to make a short, informal visit to a person or place

to examine the contents or parts of something, often one after another

used at the start of a message to state what the writer wants to ask, explain, or arrange

an additional serving of food or drink put into a container

to begin doing a job or holding responsibility that another person previously had

prepared food that is collected from a restaurant or dining hall and eaten elsewhere

A student's official status based on academic performance and progress under institutional rules.

Organized so that a program can be completed in less time than usual.

to confirm that you intend to take a university place offered

to register for another course as part of your study schedule

a set of instructions describing what a course assignment requires

a large room where an audience watches lectures, performances, or ceremonies

a code used to identify and locate an item within a library collection

A qualification awarded after completing a defined course or shorter program of study.

to record that a borrowed item has been returned to a library

the library service that manages the borrowing, renewal, and return of materials

A group of students who begin or progress through a program together.

A defined area of emphasis within a degree program, usually completed through a specified group of courses.

Registration in two courses during the same teaching period, especially when one requires the other.

an offer of a study place that depends on stated requirements

A course that must be taken alongside another, unless the institution accepts earlier completion.

a service offering support with personal, emotional, or psychological difficulties

the amount of course study a student undertakes during a particular period