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Monique
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Jul 23, 2017 at 3:39 PM
The content is quite easy to understand and obviously very applicable to a social science major. There is a lot of reading, and the readings are all quite dense. There are tests on the readings every 3 weeks, which seem to test your memorisation skills more than your general understanding of key topics. But if you do the readings (and do them well!) the tests shouldn't be too difficult. It's definitely a good idea to take notes on or highlight your readings and then quickly review them before each test, as the tests are over a lot of content and there are only 5 questions per test (so not a lot of room for error).
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1 Comment on MULT20003 Critical Analytical Skills
The content is quite easy to understand and obviously very applicable to a social science major. There is a lot of reading, and the readings are all quite dense. There are tests on the readings every 3 weeks, which seem to test your memorisation skills more than your general understanding of key topics. But if you do the readings (and do them well!) the tests shouldn't be too difficult. It's definitely a good idea to take notes on or highlight your readings and then quickly review them before each test, as the tests are over a lot of content and there are only 5 questions per test (so not a lot of room for error).