Bullet point Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Bullet point form summary that covers all of the PYC2614 2022 study material. Everything you need to pass with distinction!

These are my revision notes I used during the 2022 exams. It includes a full summary of everything in the course in bullet point format but a sufficient amount of information is included in each bullet point. I achieved an A in history at A-level, 33/40 on the Stuart Britain exam on my transcript.

This summary captures the first year course at the VU for the study Artificial Intelligence, named Introduction to Psychology and its methods. It captures both the lectures and the books discussed in the course. This summary uses bullet points to separate information, with sentences no longer than two rules per bullet point.

This document includes bullet point plans for potential 8 mark questions for OCR A-level Paper 1. This includes landform formation questions as well as questions on the role of factors such as ocean currents on landscapes.

This document is a summary of all exam and assignment material of track 'Moral Limits of Markets' (course code: 6011P0212Y) in 2021/2022 for the course Principles of Economics 2 at the University of Amsterdam (study: Economics and Business Economics). The articles are summarizes using bullet point that state the most important sentences in the articles. I passed this course with a 9.3 on the exam!

A detailed bullet point summary of all 11 chapters for CBC1501 broken down into the various sections of the study guide.

This is the whole IGCSE Economics Syllabus summarized, with easy-to understand terminology, definitions and some diagrams. Furthermore, each point is separated into bullet points for easy note taking! I hope this helps with your studies!

All-encapsulating summary of the prescribed material for CAPS in bullet point format. Seeing as the summary is roughly 100 pages, it is advised to read on the cases case per case. Caused me to get a 8.5 for the exam, ask the class of 2023 ;).

A complete summary of the readings and the lectures of Politics of the European Union. All that one needs to know is incorporated in the summary, ask the class of 2023 ;) note: the summary is over 100 pages in bullet point format. Suggested is to search for specific subjects and to read from there. One can also read front to back to acquire all the information, as everything is categorized in their own headings.