UoM General Chat

[scribble]

lms whyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy

[scribble]

oh its back up <3

[yearningforsimplicity]

Do the psych department just not release exams from previous years to the library database? Can't find any for Personality Psych.

If anyone has copies of these exams, I'd be very interested to talk to them about completely unrelated matters...

Yeaah, unfortunately the psych faculty don't release past exams

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"my.unimelb is currently unavailable due to scheduled maintenance. This maintenance also affects access to Student Admin (eStudent) functions, and email.

Access will resume at approximately 4.00pm, Saturday 23 August."


it's already sunday OTL

[notveryasian]

Well at least you can access the unimelb email via a backdoor link.

[scribble]

Oh I sync my emails to my ipad/computer/phones anyways;;

[lzxnl]

LMS and email are fine for me

[Stick]

There are so many species to learn about and memorise for BIOL10003 mid-semester test... I'm really struggling to do this. :/

[vox nihili]

There are so many species to learn about and memorise for BIOL10003 mid-semester test... I'm really struggling to do this. :/

ily Rob Day

[Stick]

ily Rob Day

Nope, it's Alex Idnurm (new lecturer who replaced Ross Waller) who's making this a nightmare. Rob Day's stuff is just dandy in comparison.

[Shenz0r]

There are so many species to learn about and memorise for BIOL10003 mid-semester test... I'm really struggling to do this. :/

Quiz other people, get quizzed, or make acronyms. That is the fastest way to memorise.

[Stick]

I've been doing the acronym thing which has worked quite well.

[mahler004]

Quiz other people, get quizzed, or make acronyms. That is the fastest way to memorise.

Flashcards too. They've been a godsend for the drugs I'm having to memorise in pharm.

Interesting subject though. First few lectures fairly straightforward basic biochem/pharm, then a bit on the nervous system, now a block of lectures that wouldn't be out of place in a law or policy course.

[vox nihili]

Nope, it's Alex Idnurm (new lecturer who replaced Ross Waller) who's making this a nightmare. Rob Day's stuff is just dandy in comparison.

HAHA that's so shit. Ross Waller pretty much started every explanation with "I don't expect you to remember this but...". It was all just "principles" with him.

[Shenz0r]

Flashcards too. They've been a godsend for the drugs I'm having to memorise in pharm.

Interesting subject though. First few lectures fairly straightforward basic biochem/pharm, then a bit on the nervous system, now a block of lectures that wouldn't be out of place in a law or policy course.

With Pharm you can recognise what a drug generally does by its suffix (ie -Onol for Beta Blockers); I've found it slightly helpful but I still need to spend time memorising receptors.

We'll probably only start looking at how drugs are used next week.