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GEOG10001 Famine - Complete notes + summary table

GEOG10001 Famine: the Geography of Scarcity complete notes (very comprehensive) + summary table (als...

90 pages, 23537 words

H1 Famine Notes (readings, lectures, tutorials, extra readings)

DETAILED NOTES of lectures, required readings, recommended readings and tutorials can be used to pr...

74 pages, 21426 words

H1 GEOG10001 complete notes

Full notes covering all topics from weeks 1-12 including: famine, scarcity, malnutrition, collapse,...

45 pages, 19995 words

GEOG10001 H1 Complete Notes

Notes include all weekly topics: 1. Famine, Scarcity and Malnutrition 2. South Sudan & Famine 3...

44 pages, 17736 words

Comprehensive H1 Level summary notes of all content in Famine: The Geography of Scarcity

My notes were created (typed) as part of exam revision, so they cover summarised content from all we...

14 pages, 2935 words

Famine Lecture and Tutorial Notes

24 PAGES OF COMPREHENSIVE GEOG10001 NOTES Notes covering week 1-12 of lectures and tutorials

24 pages, 12618 words

GEOG10001 Famine - Comprehensive Summary

GEOG10001 Famine: the Geography of Scarcity summary of the whole subject, fit into tables based on t...

22 pages, 4948 words

Famine: Revision Notes

Notes including topics covered in lectures and tutorials. Easy to read revision notes. Includes all...

7 pages, 1507 words

Famine Complete Notes

Full course notes for Famine: The Geography of Scarcity, including all lecture content. The notes ar...

25 pages, 6501 words

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Reviews

Wolf is amazing and seems to really care for his students. The subject content is interesting and straightforward. super wholesome geog subject

Anonymous, Semester 1, 2023

Good subject, interesting content (can feel a bit repetitive at times) but the assignments are set out really well and very straightforward. If you are looking for an interesting, but also chill and easy subject, I would recommend this one.

Anonymous, Semester 1, 2021

Really interesting, fun and well-organised subject. The assignments were engaging, for the essay assignment there is an option to submit an essay plan and the lecturer gives you feedback, although it is optional, I highly recommend you do this as this made the essay easier to write. The assignment instructions were straight forward. For the mapping ArcGIS assignments, they provide you with extremely clear step-by-step instructions and and FAQ page which was extremely helpful. There were also Zoom meetings for extra support on the map assignments and a discussion board. Making the maps was also really interesting (especially if you're into geography or maps). The lecture content was well organised and engaging and the lecturer was always available in person during the lecture times for any questions anyone had. The exam was multiple choice and open book so it was quite easy to score well. Overall, a great subject with achievable H1 for anyone looking for an Arts elective or a breadth.

Anonymous, Semester 1, 2022

Easy class and is exceptionally well structured, additionally it seems like the tutors enjoy their jobs and are always up for a chat, it makes the class so much better.

Anonymous, Semester 1, 2022

If you want an easy H1 - I'd say this subject should be your first choice. The content was interesting and it really did gave me a lot of knowledge regarding famine and hunger. The assessments were straightforward too, including the arcGis (it might look scary but they gave us DETAILED step-by-step process so it's very much doable). Exam was really easy (but this is during COVID so it's an open-book exam) and submitting a draft for your essay will do you so much good since Wolf gave a really good constructive advice!

Anonymous, Semester 1, 2021

Easy first year subject, I watched all the lectures on 2x and did half the readings and still managed an H1. Definitely take the chance to submit a draft for the essay. The exam was really easy, will boost your grade if you don't do well on the other assignments. As long as you attend the tutorials the ArcGIS assignments will be a piece of cake.

Anonymous, Semester 1, 2020

I loved this subject! I thought it was well organised and had interesting content, although I agree with the previous poster that it can become repetitive. Wolf was a fantastic lecturer and super approachable. I thought that the assessments were very straight forward and the 2 mapping tasks didn't take long to complete. The exam was also multiple choice and open book which is great if you have concise notes with it.

Anonymous, Semester 1, 2020

Easy first-year subject. They make assessments very straightforward with clear criteria so you know where your points go. Content is pretty interesting.

Anonymous, Semester 1, 2020

the subject overall was pretty interesting, apart from the week on the climate system hahaha(sciency stuff is not my forte). assignments were fairly easy but the research essay was definitely not easy to achieve a HIGH mark(eg above 85). the exam was harder than i had expected(cuz the lecturer Wolf made it sound SO easy in week 12).

Anonymous, Semester 1, 2020

Overall an okay subject. Assessments were relatively easy and the lecturers were very knowledgeable however I found the lecture content to be quite repetitive after the first few weeks with the same information being repeated without much change. Easy first year subject.

Anonymous, Semester 1, 2020