This is a preliminary overview of University classes scheduled for the week of Monday, 06 February. All dates are subject to change at the discretion of the lecturer and/or teaching staff. All times are specified in EVE time. All classes are open to the public unless specified otherwise.


Monday, 06 February
20:00 - [CLASS] Hauling 101
The EVE economy is largely player-run. As a result, prices for goods vary significantly, providing the opportunity to make money by buying low in one location and transporting the goods to a different location with higher prices. In this class, you'll learn how to haul goods in EVE, safely and profitably.


Tuesday, 07 February
05:30 - [CLASS] Introduction to EVE University
This class is a general orientation for new (or relatively new) members, and anyone else that isn't sure they know exactly what they can do in EVE University. 
11:30 - [CLASS] Exploration 101
In this class, Teshub Nandos will explain the basics of scanning and exploration. It is designed to provide you with all the information you need to get started and succeed in finding, identifying, and completing anomalies in EVE Online. Additional information about the following practical can be found in the provided link,


Wednesday, 08 February
04:00 - [Q&A] Game Mechanics
Weekly Game Mechanics Q&A session.


Thursday, 09 February
20:00 - [CLASS] Intro to Basic Skills
An introduction to essential skills that you might want train as early as possible. Open Q&A afterwards.

16:00 - [CLASS] Introduction to Station Trading
Learn what station trading is, where it fits in the New Eden economy, and the basics on how to make your first trades.


Friday, 10 February
19:00 - [CLASS] EWAR 101
Want to cause your enemies to cry salty, salty tears, smashing their desks in frustration? And watch as their ship blows up around them, unable to do anything in return? Then attend this class on how to do just that. 


Saturday, 11 February
19:00 - [CLASS] Introduction to EVE University
This class is a general orientation for new (or relatively new) members, and anyone else that isn't sure they know exactly what they can do in EVE University.

That's all as far as the current schedule goes. As always, all classes can also be found on the EVE University calendar. For information on how to join EVE University, please see Applying to EVE University. If you wish to contribute to the University by hosting classes of your own, please see Joining the Faculty.