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Human geography in a globalizing world
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GEOG1017 is a moderately engaging course for those interested in human geography, with a mix of interesting content and challenging exams. It's recommended for students who can handle abstract concepts and are willing to put in effort for essays and finals. The workload is generally light but requires active participation and preparation.
Grading varies; some find it generous, while others report harsher standards post-professor change. Overall, the grading system can be mysterious and unpredictable.
The course has a moderate workload with one essay and a final exam. While there are no tutorials or mandatory attendance, active participation is crucial for understanding and performing well on exams.
Assessment includes one essay (50% of the grade) and a final exam (50%). The final exam consists of multiple-choice questions and optional essays. There's also an optional homework assignment that can be submitted as either a book review or short film critique.
The professor is generally engaging, with mixed feedback on grading fairness. Students appreciate the professor’s approachability and clear lecture content, but some find it challenging due to abstract concepts and high English demands.
Attend classes regularly, take detailed notes, and use pre-class readings effectively. For essays, summarize key class concepts and slides into a writing toolkit. Utilize AI tools for self-tests during revision. Be prepared for potentially harsh grading post-professor change.
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