Subject: GEOG30022 River Ecology & Ecosystem Management
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Vanja
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Sep 20, 2018 at 8:55 PM
Personally I really enjoyed this subject, although I can see why others may have found it intimidating — it is content heavy (I particularly struggled with the hydrology stuff) and a large part of your grade is allocated to a full-on research report/presentation. The exam was also tricky, you have to remember a lot of ecological theory and there is almost not enough time to answer all the questions so it really keeps you on your toes. I loved this subject though because Barb and Ian were awesome lecturers and I found the content they presented fascinating. There was also a field camp over a weekend for collecting data for the research project, which was pretty fun and well-organised. Take this subject if you are intrigued by the topics covered and don't mind a bit of hard work (you definitely can't coast a pass).
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1 Comment on GEOG30022 River Ecology & Ecosystem Management
Personally I really enjoyed this subject, although I can see why others may have found it intimidating — it is content heavy (I particularly struggled with the hydrology stuff) and a large part of your grade is allocated to a full-on research report/presentation. The exam was also tricky, you have to remember a lot of ecological theory and there is almost not enough time to answer all the questions so it really keeps you on your toes. I loved this subject though because Barb and Ian were awesome lecturers and I found the content they presented fascinating. There was also a field camp over a weekend for collecting data for the research project, which was pretty fun and well-organised. Take this subject if you are intrigued by the topics covered and don't mind a bit of hard work (you definitely can't coast a pass).