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An excerpt of my lecture notes for the Biology 1A: Variation course (BILG08020) run by the School of Biological Sciences in The University of Edinburgh. TOPICS INCLUDED: Inheritance; Adaptation; Reproduction; Mutations; Variation; Species; Cladogenesis; Formulae. For the rest of the course notes, package deals, and other courses, please refer to my profile page. FORMATTING: neatly handwritten using digital technology; black and white; text-only; sized to A4 and legible at A6...

An excerpt of my lecture notes for the Biology 1A: Variation course (BILG08020) run by the School of Biological Sciences in The University of Edinburgh. TOPICS INCLUDED: Experimental Design; Statistics; Formulae. For the rest of the course notes, package deals, and other courses, please refer to my profile page. FORMATTING: neatly handwritten using digital technology; black and white; text-only; sized to A4 and legible at A6. Print 4 pages on each side of A4 to compress course...

3 double sided page document summarising the entire Probability course at the University of Edinburgh. The document is in chronological order of how topics are taught in the course and includes theorems, examples, workshop questions, past exam questions. Perfect for those who wish to have good quality notes to take into the exam without having to spend all your revision time making them instead of practicing.

3 double sided page document summarising the entire Proofs and Problem Solving course at the University of Edinburgh. The document is in chronological order of how topics are taught in the course and includes theorems, examples, workshop questions, past exam questions. Perfect for those who wish to have good quality notes to take into the exam without having to spend all your revision time making them instead of practicing.

3 double sided page document summarising the entire Calculus and it's Applications course at the University of Edinburgh. The document is in chronological order of how topics are taught in the course and includes theorems, examples, workshop questions, past exam questions. Perfect for those who wish to have good quality notes to take into the exam without having to spend all your revision time making them instead of practicing.

This document provides an introduction and overview of the subject area of International Political Economy (IPE), detailing its evolution, theoretical approaches, and key historical contexts. Key Sections: Introduction to IPE: Defines IPE as the study of interactions between markets and politics, emphasizing mutual influences. Highlights the central focus on the relationship between public and private power in the allocation of scarce resources. Historical Context: Pre-1914 World E...

This document contains a full essay outline for the Psychological Therapies exam which, requires you to write one essay on a chosen case. The exam follows the same format each year and involves a formulation of the case, followed by a proposed intervention. This essay focuses on Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) which was chosen as it is the main therapy approach taught on the course and is applicable to any case study in any of the previous exams. I scored 72% on the final exam using this out...

This document has everything you need for this course, including lecture notes & reading notes from the essential readings for the different topics for this course, as well as 2 pre-written full essays that cover questions that are likely to be in the exam. I put these notes together and revised the essays I had created for the exam and received 72% on the final exam. The full essays included are: 1. Why are attention and executive function skills important (for socioemotional development/MH)...

This document has everything you need for this course, including lecture notes & reading notes from the essential readings for the different topics for this course, as well as 2 pre-written full essays that cover questions that are likely to be in the exam. I put these notes together and revised the essays I had created for the exam and received 75% on the final exam. The topics covered are: Topic 1 – Social Perception, Attitudes, Attribution Topic 2 – Self and Identity Topic 3 – Group...

Analyse the representation of guilt in Phèdre, taking into account both the thematic and stylistic aspects of Racine’s play. Achieved a high first class mark - includes extensive bibliography and quotes throughout and a very well structured argument.