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HPSC20015: Astronomy in World History

HPSC20015: Astronomy in World History

University
University of Melbourne
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buzzwith

10 years ago

Assessment
-2 short assignments (15% each)
-Observation report (30%)
-Exam essay (40%)
Comments
Overall, this subject was enjoyable and interesting (for the most part). The assessments were not too difficult. And you get to finish around 2 (if you got the earliest tutorial)

The observation report involved having to attend either 2 day observations of the sun (1 hour each) or one night observation (2 hours), they’re compulsory. We had to make our own tools ect to record readings. That was all interesting and cool. The report could be written as a scientific report or creatively (journal). They provide sample essays on lms. You also had the option of writing the report in groups (max 3) however word count would be increased.

The short essays and final essay were just like any other. Nothing out of the ordinary
The only negative thing about the subject is that the lecturer was
Lectopia Enabled
Yes, with screen capture
Lecturer(s)
Gerhard Wiesenfeldt
Past Exams Available
No, sample exam/essay questions provided
Rating
4/5
Textbook Recommendation
Didn’t buy one
Workload
2x 1 hour lectures, 1x 1 hour tutorial for 2 weeks
Year & Semester Of Completion
Summer 2014
Your Mark / Grade
H1

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