Of notes - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

In this document you will find all the necessary literature for the first ICS partial exam summarized. On top of that, I've added my lecture notes from all lectures, and the literature questions to help you remember what's important. It might seem like a large summary, but that's because it contains a lot of helpful comments on the theory to help you understand besides just memorising it. Good luck with the exam!

Summary of the course: Genome Technology and Applications (19/20): This summary contains notes taken during the lectures/seminares and all information needed to pass the exam of 'Genome Technology and Applications' given in the first Master year of Biomedical Sciences. This includes all information from the lectures and the slides given by professors Guy van Camp, Wim Van Hul and Frank Kooy (and all the information about all the NGS techniques). It contains a compact summary and elaboration of...

- in depth summaries of all the readings for Dr. Moshikaro's section - 80 pages summarising over 200 pages of notes - contains useful links and video links - colourised and easy to follow - summaries are ordered chapter by chapter to ensure a meticulous understanding - uses simplified languages instead of philosophical jargon - contains additional notes on the Hart Fuller debate at the end of the document

Distinction level Equity and Trust Law notes (average of 85 in this module) Crafted by a recent graduate who received a distinction in the very same course, these notes are tailored to your PGDL program, ensuring they cover the crucial Equity and Trust Law concepts you need to master. Aligned with the PGDL program at the University of Law, these distinction level notes perfectly complement the course. These notes are structured to align perfectly with the 'problem question' form...

Passed Jan 2024 SQE 1 first try (1st Quintile) using these notes. Summarises everything you need to know for Criminal Law and Practice, including the core knowledge of Criminal law. Carefully curated summary notes, aligned precisely with SRA guidelines, comprehensive and also tailored to the specifics of the SQE exam. Organised meticulously by sections and sections and subsections following SRA specifications.

Samenvatting van alle lessen, op basis van de powerpoint en notities: enkel dit gestudeerd en met mooi cijfer geslaagd Summary of all lessons, based on the powerpoint and notes: studied only this and passed with nice grade

The document includes detailed summaries of all the required readings up until the mid-term exam. It also includes very detailed lecture notes, with information from the slides as well as notes of everything the lecturer has said.

Distinction level Land Law notes (overall grade, 83) Crafted by a recent graduate who received a distinction in the very same course, these notes are tailored to your PGDL program, ensuring they cover the crucial Land Law concepts you need to master. Aligned with the PGDL program at the University of Law, these distinction level notes perfectly complement the course. These notes are structured to align perfectly with the 'problem question' format in the exams, making them the pe...

Wanna get a brief and clear summary of the Applied Multivariate Data Analysis? Studying the Masters in Psychology at Erasmus University in Rotterdam? Then treat yourself well with this amazing summary. The summary covers (1) lecture notes, (2) SPSS sessions, (3) Simmons' article, (4) all relevant chapters of Field Statistics Textbook, and (5) personal tips in how to approach the preparations for the exam. It's written by me – and I graduated cum laude from my Masters in Psychology. I wish ...

Summary of *SOME* of the reading materials for the final exam (2023) for Intelligence Revolutions. INCLUDES notes from (Total: 16 pages): Daniel Byman’s article (2013) “The Intelligence War on Terrorism” in “Intelligence and National Security”, pp. 837-863. Charles Cogan’s article (2004) “Hunters not Gatherers: Intelligence in the Twenty-First Century” in “Intelligence and National Security”, pp. 304-321. Richard Aldrich’s article (2021) “From SIGINT to Cyber: A ...