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The Cold War
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HIST2053 offers a basic framework of Cold War historiography through engaging discussions but can be challenging for non-native speakers. The course is good for those interested in historical writing and analysis, though the workload and grading can vary significantly.
Grading is fair to harsh depending on the student’s performance; some students find it easy to get a B+, while others struggle with harsher grades.
The workload is moderate but challenging for non-native speakers due to the seminar format and required close reading. Hours per week are not explicitly stated, but it involves consistent engagement in discussions and readings.
Assessment includes a final paper, class participation, and possibly quizzes or midterms. The exact breakdown is not detailed.
The professor Oscar is described as engaging and open to discussions but can be disorganized. He provides fair to harsh grades depending on the student’s performance.
Readings are crucial for understanding; participate actively in class discussions to gain insights and improve grades.
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