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Featured notice

Semester 1 material drop is live in the repository

Semester revision bootcamp

Six weekend sessions covering the highest-weighted topics across Level 200 and 300 core courses.

Campus notice

Print & bind at student rates

Bring any downloaded manual or past-question bundle to the campus press for discounted binding.

CCNA lab access, evenings

Book physical router and switch racks for hands-on practice before your practical assessment.

Around campus

Reading halls, practical labs and study groups — the places where CDAR materials get used.

Students revising together with notes and laptops — Study groups

Student configuring routers in the networking lab — Practical labs

Stack of past examination question papers on a desk — Past questions

University library reading hall — Reading halls

From the CDAR blog

Study guidance, campus notes and department updates.

Study skills

How to revise with past questions without memorising answers

A five-step method for turning five years of past examination papers into a structured revision plan that actually builds understanding.

28 Jul 2026 6 min read

Dr. K. Mensah

Careers

Inside the networking lab: what employers look for in your projects

Routing tables, documentation and version history — the three things technical interviewers open first when reviewing a student project.

19 Jul 2026 8 min read

Eng. A. Boateng

Campus

Why departments are moving lecture notes off WhatsApp

Informal channels lose files, versions and context. Here is what a structured repository changes for lecturers and class reps alike.