EOSC 116
Mesozoic Earth: Time of the Dinosaurs.
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Prof: Louise Longridge / Winter 2024
Dec 23, 2024
it's not that hard overall; the only vital part is the final. Though the module B and most of C will not be tested. All you need to do is to do all the quizzes and assignments, and read all the course materials, answer the study questions. The materials are quite organized, not that hard to memorize.
Module A is about basic geography and paleontology, nothing big to learn; Module B is about the big picture of evolution, it will not be tested so no need to worry. Module C is about Mesozoic Tectonics Oceans and Climate, only Tectonics will be tested. Module D is the major part, most of final questions will based on this. It includes following topics: - recovery and extinction in triassic - Mesozoic Oceanic lifes - Mesozoic Plants (flower) - Dinosaurs - Pterosaur+bird
good professor, replied questions on piazza responsibly and quickly. She notified us every time when the deadlines of assignments and tests are coming
1. Do the assignments by yourself (Lesson 8+Module D), many assignment questions will be included in the final. 2. Do the study questions in the reading materials, will be in the final. 3. Dont waste your time on Module A 4. I was allowed to bring cheat sheet to final, but I heard it's not allowed last semester. So don't rely on it. You should memorize most of the knowledge because you will have a hard time to find the info on the sheet on exams 5. You need at least 3 days for reviewing Btw I uploaded my review notes and cheat sheet to studocu and coursehero.
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Prof: Longridge / Summer 2020
Dec 20, 2020
Super organized and straightforward course. Definite GPA booster if you put in a few hours a week!
Just do the readings and you'll get an A
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