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The main library is located opposite Opoku Ware Hall in Kumasi, Ghana. The e-resource center is adjacent to ROB and Naska library at the Mampong campus. Library collections can be searched using the online catalog to see what titles are available. Services offered include photocopying, electronic resources, and reading areas. Libraries are open Monday-Saturday from 9am-10pm and Sundays from 2pm-10pm, with shorter hours during vacations. Registered students and staff can borrow books by completing a form at the front desk, with undergraduates allowed to check out 3 books, postgraduates 4 books, and staff 4 books. The loan period is 2 weeks for most users. E
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Attributes & automation parameters enable the automation author to pass data values from one automation component to the next. During this webinar, our FME Flow Specialists will cover leveraging the three types of these output attributes & parameters in FME Flow: Event, Custom, and Automation. As a bonus, they’ll also be making use of the Split-Merge Block functionality.
You’ll leave this webinar with a better understanding of how to maximize the potential of automations by making use of attributes & automation parameters, with the ultimate goal of setting your enterprise integration workflows up on autopilot.
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- 1. FAQ’S Where are the libraries located? The main library is opposite opoku ware hall in Kumasi and the e-resource center is adjacent to ROB and Naska library at the mampong campus How do I figure out what titles are owned by the Libraries?
- 2. The library collections are fully searchable using the AAMUSTED online catalog of the combined collections. What services are offered? Photocopy reader electronic
- 3. When are the libraries open? Days Time Monday-Saturday 9am-10pm Sundays 2pm-10pm Vacations 9am-5pm Who can borrow books from the Libraries? Registered Users of the library (staff and students of the university)
- 4. How can borrow books from the Libraries? Please complete a Borrowing Registration/Authorization form available at all library front desks How many books can I check out? undergraduate – 3 postgraduate - 4
- 5. Staff – 4 What is the loan period for books? undergraduate – 2 weeks postgraduate - 2 weeks faculty – 4 weeks How do I request for e-books
- 6. If visiting the branch in person is not convenient, please complete an online request form. Fill out as much information as possible about the book and the librarian will respond accordingly How many e-books can I request at a time from the library?
- 7. For as many as required. (within the range of limit downloads per day) the range is being determined by the publishing house Can I renew a book? Yes, it can be renewed for another two weeks What should I do if a book I need is already borrowed?
- 8. You can request for the book through a library staff or can also be placed online through the “online catalog” feature of the online catalog. How does the library notify me when borrowed materials are overdue? When an item is overdue, you will be notified by SMS Email
- 9. Phone call . Penalty for overdue?