The midterm and final exam are very difficult compared to the rest of the work you do during the course. The course itself is quite interesting but very challenging. You have to work hard and practice a lot to be able to get a good grade.
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Discrete mathematics
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COMP2121 is a challenging course that requires consistent practice and understanding of concepts like graph theory. It can be easy to get a good grade/GPA due to generous grading, but the final exam is often difficult. The course is recommended for students with some mathematical background.
Grading is generally generous; many students mention getting an A+ or A despite struggling on the final exam.
The workload is moderate, with regular assignments and quizzes. Students spend around 8-10 hours per week on the course, depending on their preparation level.
Assessment includes three assignments (each worth 10%), two quizzes (worth 20% each), and a final exam (50%).
Teaching quality varies; Ravi is highly praised for his clear explanations, while Hubert's teaching is criticized by some students.
Practice regularly, focus on graph theory, and attend class to understand the material better. The final exam can be unpredictable, so doing your best during it is crucial.
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