Introduction to psychology

Grading is generally fair to generous, with some variation based on tutors and exam difficulty. Students mention that putting in extra effort can lead to better grades.

The workload is considered heavy, especially during exam periods. There are numerous small assignments and a significant amount of self-study required from the textbook.

Assessed through mid-term and final exams (worth about 70% each), short reports, and occasional lab sessions. Grading is curved in some semesters to improve overall performance.

Teaching quality varies; some students find lectures engaging while others find them boring. Professors like Henry are noted for their interesting lectures, but grading can be strict. Tutors generally provide support and a relaxed atmosphere during tutorials.

Students recommend thoroughly reading the textbook, taking detailed notes, and actively participating in self-study sessions. Regular review of lecture slides and PPTs is essential, as well as completing all assignments to ensure better understanding and grades.