Good: - Martin is a good bloke talks to everyone and even see him talking to 3rd and 4th year st-year students he no longer takes, really friendly face. Grant also quite smart and a good teacher. start of sem a little intimidating but is good. - Assessments and tests not that hard Bad: - pracs sometimes feel like a waste of time, spending an hour not doing much but what can you do - exam very ambiguous and lots of mistakes overall: - not a easy HD i would say but a D if you know a little about sport anyway - do the work and youll be fine not that much of a strain - exam was designed poorly but was 80mc questions 27 marks short answer so cant really complain

In 2 years this was probably the worst unit I've done. The labs are okay and there's a group assignment from the work you do from the labs but the marking criteria is shit so it's hard to know what's expected of you. In saying that it is still relatively easy and my group got ours done in a couple of hours and still got a good mark. The tennis component is the worst part, you have to do 3 assessments which arent in the unit outline. They would tell us randomly the day before that we were going to be doing an assignment in class the next day, or cancel classes the night before which was really annoying when I had booked days off work for the class, it was so disorganised. You also never got feedback in your tennis assignments so it was hard to know what you needed to improve for next time. The exam was fine, just make sure you can apply your knowledge but also remember lots of small stuff