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Digitizing Cultural Heritage in Greater China
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The course offers an engaging and hands-on experience in digitizing cultural heritage, suitable for those interested in VR and digital exhibitions. Grading is generally generous, with many students achieving high grades. However, the workload can be heavy, especially during certain semesters.
Grading is typically generous, allowing students to achieve good grades with reasonable effort.
The workload can be quite heavy, particularly in some semesters, but manageable if completed regularly. Students spend around 10-12 hours per week on assignments and projects.
Assessments include two VR stories, a group project (creating an online gallery and report), weekly reflections, and quizzes. There are no midterms or finals.
The professor and tutors are generally described as friendly, engaging, and helpful. However, some students found the lectures to be boring.
Form your team early for group projects, complete tasks regularly, and engage in weekly reflections for better grades. The tutor is known to remember all student names and respond promptly to emails.
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