Two or more decades ago most universities had a
predominantly stable stream of students that progressed
through the three or four years of required coursework. The
world has since changed, with a multitude of different entry
paths now available for domestic and international students,
each with its own entry point into the degree. As a
consequence, students are increasingly entering the degree with
a different alignment of pre-requisite knowledge [1]. The use
of online learning opportunities is increasing and can play a
major role in bridging any gap in knowledge.