Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (VU)

This second part of my summary builds on the key discussions from New Media Challenges, covering Lectures 10 to 18

This summary gives key insights from the New Media Challenges course, focusing on the evolving digital landscape, the impact of emerging technologies, and the ethical dilemmas shaping modern communication. It delves into topics such as social robotics, misinformation, algorithmic bias and the influence of social media platforms on public discourse. By reflecting on theoretical frameworks and real-world case studies, this summary provides a critical perspective on how new media reshapes journalis...

Samenvatting - QRM III (E_EBE3_QRMEF)

the same advice as the previous document applies. includes the entire 2nd semester notes

Provides an in depth walk through almost the entire course. Only the teratogen chapter is missing from semester 1. To optimise these notes I would suggest making flashcards using the content and working through those the entire semester.

English summary of consumer behavior

Dit is een samenvatting val alle hoofdstukken die je moest leren, alle artikelen die je moest leren en alle hoorcolleges.

Elaborate overview of lecture notes of the course Clinical Immunology, discussing MS, SLE, celiac disease, inflammatory bowel disease, Crohns disease and HIV/AIDS, in addition to immunotherapeutic strategies and the immunological aspects of vaccine development.

Lecture notes of the course Advanced Molecular Immunology comprising all lectures. This document contains information regarding the innate and adaptive immune system, extensive explanation on; the development and activation of the different cells that comprise the immune system (B cells, T cells, macrophages, dendritic cells), immunometabolism, the spatial tumour microenvironment in lung cancer, different therapies to target tumours, antibodies in health and disease, lymph node development, immu...

In here you can find all the notes I took during the lectures. I included examples where possible. Lectures 8 and 9 are not on the exam, so I didn't include notes from those lectures in this file. Good luck studying!

Here are all the notes I made during the lectures, all lectures are included. I learn by examples, so I tried to include as many examples as possible. I didn't include the literature, but only the literature that is shown in class on the slides and talked about, so the main lines.

Summary of the lectures and literature.

This document provides a concise summary of core concepts from the Quantitative Research Methods III course. It covers foundational mathematics (functions, derivatives, optimisation), key statistical principles (distributions, expectations, variance), and introduces linear regression, including estimation methods like Ordinary Least Squares (OLS), model interpretation, and the distinction between prediction and causality.

A summary of all lectures and guest lectures and a summary of all chapters of the book Justice: What's the right thing to do by Michael Sandel

This document contains a comprehensive summary of all compulsory prescribed articles (weeks 1 to 7) not covered in the lectures.

Summary of all the articles and policies for the exam of Talent Identification and Development. Including the articles of: - Lecture 1 - Introduction - Case 1 - talent models - Case 2 - transgressive behavior - Case 3 - decision making - Case 4 - maturation - Case 5 - data - Case 6 - transfer is sports

Easy to read english summary for exam 1 of Pathology. Detailed explaination, no need to watch the lectures!! With some practice questions. Content: Cell injury, cell death and adaptations (Ch1), Inflammation and repair (Ch2), Neoplasia (Ch6), Hemodynamic disorders, thromboembolism and shock (Ch3), Diseases of the immune system (Ch5) + Skin (Ch22).

Comprehensive summary of all lectures from biological and cognitive psychology with necessary parts from the literature. At the end of each lecture summary you’ll find a bullet point list of the main points of each lecture.

A concise summary of the most important content from the Statistics 2 course (P_BSTATIS_2), based on lectures and the book (see below). Alan Agresti (2018). Statistical Methods For The Social Sciences – 5th global edition. Pearson Education International.

This document summarizes a study or review of ethical principles and moral decision-making, drawing from Michael Sandel's influential book Justice: What's the Right Thing to Do? and supplementary knowledge clips. It focuses on key concepts of justice, fairness, and morality, exploring philosophical perspectives and real-world applications to understand what constitutes ethical behavior and the "right" course of action in various contexts. -- NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR NOT PASSING THE EXAM --