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PHRM20001 and ANAT20006
« on: February 16, 2015, 02:49:58 am »
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Hi,

I did these uom subjects (PHRM20001 and ANAT20006) a while back but didn't save the subject outlines/course manual. I'm starting a new course and want to get credit for them. Does anyone have these by any chance? It would help me a lot!

Help much appreciated.
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Re: PHRM20001 and ANAT20006
« Reply #1 on: February 16, 2015, 07:31:14 am »
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Just look them up on the University Handbook, it's public access.
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Re: PHRM20001 and ANAT20006
« Reply #2 on: February 16, 2015, 10:45:26 am »
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I thought those 2-page handbook files were different from 'subject outlines' as the outlines are >2 pages and go into more detail of the subject. At least that's the case with this uni as they have the publicly available subject database search (1-2 pages) and separate ~10 page outlines.

Maybe I have a bad memory but I can't remember seeing any while at melbourne?

EDIT: I called them and asked and they said if there are no detailed outlines then individual lecture outcomes/objectives would also suffice. Does anyone have the ANAT20006 lecture notes?

EDIT2: Yup its true. Melbourne doesn't have those >10 page outlines as one of the lecturers just got back to me and gave me something else to send in.
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