Subject: EVSC30002 Problem Solving in Environmental Science
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Vanja
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Sep 20, 2018 at 8:31 PM
Fairly dry lectures but easy enough to pass/do well in, depending on your attitude. There are a handful of pracs but you can get away with not attending (apart from the two where you have to do an oral presentation). Coordinators/lecturers are nice but don't expected to be riveted because it's all basically legislation and statistics and case studies. You have to do a big literature review assignment, which is nice and flexible because you can basically work it do be on any environmental science-related topic you are interested in. Only take this subject if you are an environmental science major (it's compulsory), otherwise you can probably do better.
Five star because it's easy to get a good mark if you put in the work. Assessments are fairly simple, such as a literature review and oral presentation. The guest lecturers are intriguing and you get a good sense of the work being done in Environments. It's a compulsory if you are doing an environments major so keep that in mind.
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2 Comments on EVSC30002 Problem Solving in Environmental Science
Fairly dry lectures but easy enough to pass/do well in, depending on your attitude. There are a handful of pracs but you can get away with not attending (apart from the two where you have to do an oral presentation). Coordinators/lecturers are nice but don't expected to be riveted because it's all basically legislation and statistics and case studies. You have to do a big literature review assignment, which is nice and flexible because you can basically work it do be on any environmental science-related topic you are interested in. Only take this subject if you are an environmental science major (it's compulsory), otherwise you can probably do better.
Five star because it's easy to get a good mark if you put in the work. Assessments are fairly simple, such as a literature review and oral presentation. The guest lecturers are intriguing and you get a good sense of the work being done in Environments. It's a compulsory if you are doing an environments major so keep that in mind.