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=== Notes for the teacher ===

~~Required materials:~~

While this syllabus is fairly detailed, teachers should not just recite this document. Make sure to read it thoroughly and use its structure as a guide for your class but make it your own. Feel free to insert your own insights and experiences as you discuss key points.

* Lecture.E-UNI chat channel, to receive questions and post relevant links

* You may also want to have this page open, as it includes links to useful illustrations: [[Mining]]

* Historically this was a two-part class, but has been combined to ensure players get an end-to-end understanding of mining. As such, Reprocessing and Industry have been removed.

* While this syllabus is fairly detailed, teachers should not just recite this document. Make sure to read it thoroughly, use its structure as a guide for ~~the structure of~~ your class, but make it your own ~~- feel~~ free to insert your own insights and experiences as you ~~cover the~~ key points.

==Class Content==

Welcome to Mining 101.

===Introduction ===

~~Welcome to this class on the essential principles of mining!~~

This course is designed primarily for new EVE pilots or for those who have little experience in mining.

Over the next hour or so, we will cover the following aspects of mining:

* The three types of resources you can mine (ore, ice, and gas)

* Mining Ships~~: Strengths and weaknesses of all~~

* Mining Ships

* Fitting your Mining Ships

* Mining more efficiently ~~while doing so~~ safely

* Mining more efficiently and safely

* Brief introduction of the [[Amarr Mining Campus]]

''(Instructor should ~~then~~ introduce himself or herself - covering relevant ~~experience level~~ and background.)''

''(Instructor should introduce himself (or herself), covering relevant experiences and background.)''

We have a few ground rules for this class:

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 === Notes for the teacher ===
-Required materials:
+While this syllabus is fairly detailed, teachers should not just recite this document. Make sure to read it thoroughly and use its structure as a guide for your class but make it your own. Feel free to insert your own insights and experiences as you discuss key points.
-* Lecture.E-UNI chat channel, to receive questions and post relevant links
-* You may also want to have this page open, as it includes links to useful illustrations: [[Mining]]
-* Historically this was a two-part class, but has been combined to ensure players get an end-to-end understanding of mining. As such, Reprocessing and Industry have been removed.
-* While this syllabus is fairly detailed, teachers should not just recite this document. Make sure to read it thoroughly, use its structure as a guide for the structure of your class, but make it your own - feel free to insert your own insights and experiences as you cover the key points.
 ==Class Content==
+Welcome to Mining 101.
 ===Introduction ===
-Welcome to this class on the essential principles of mining!
 This course is designed primarily for new EVE pilots or for those who have little experience in mining.
 Over the next hour or so, we will cover the following aspects of mining:
 * The three types of resources you can mine (ore, ice, and gas)
-* Mining Ships: Strengths and weaknesses of all
+* Mining Ships
 * Fitting your Mining Ships
-* Mining more efficiently while doing so safely
+* Mining more efficiently and safely
 * Brief introduction of the [[Amarr Mining Campus]]
-''(Instructor should then introduce himself or herself - covering relevant experience level and background.)''
+''(Instructor should introduce himself (or herself), covering relevant experiences and background.)''
 We have a few ground rules for this class: