Immunology

Grading can be generous; some students mention getting A+ or A-, but others find it challenging to achieve high grades due to the heavy workload and complex exams.

The course is considered heavy with pre-study required, multiple-choice questions in class, and a final presentation. Students spend around 10-12 hours per week on reading and assignments.

Assessment includes multiple-choice questions in class, a final exam with essay questions for Lim's part, mid-term exams using previous year’s questions, and lab reports or presentations.

The professor, Chaogu, is engaging and dedicated but the course design relies heavily on the final presentation. Dr. Lim's part is simpler but still takes up significant time.

Watch pre-class videos and read supplementary literature to stay ahead; participate in class discussions as they help with understanding complex topics.