Understand CI and Basic Cycle classrooms

DAC relates classrooms to a code consisting of two letters and two digits, for example CC51.

This code differs from how rooms are named locally, and this difference is often confusing.

IC classrooms start with the DAC code “CC–” and are arranged in the two buildings in the figure below.

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The building above is called IC 3,0 and we have the correspondence:

CC51 - Room 351 (Classroom with 60 seats)
CC52 - Room 352 (Classroom with 60 seats)
CC53 - Room 353 (Classroom with 60 seats)
CC00 - Room 300 (60-seat computer lab)
CC03 - Room 303 (30-seat computer lab)
CC04 - Room 304 (30-seat computer lab)
CC05 - Room 305 (30-seat computer lab)

We also have an auditorium with 105 seats.

The building below is called IC 1 and IC 2 and we have the correspondence in it:

CC85 - Room 85 (Classroom / auditorium with 65 seats)

The Basic Cycle rooms are located in the buildings shown in the figure below:

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The building on the right is the Basic Cycle and comprises the rooms with code CB–.

The building on the left is the Basic Pavilion and comprises rooms with PB codes. In this building are also allocated computer lab rooms with SI- and SM- code.

List of rooms and capacity: