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ANIM3320: Comparative Neurobiology

Detailed Lecture Notes. Topics: Retinal specialisations Blood supply to the eye and brain Vert...

21 pages, 10000 words

Comparitive neurobiology ANIM3320

Retinal specialisations: for fish and mammals The Retina & its blood supply Sampling strategies in...

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Reviews

I loved this unit. Jenny the Unit Coordinator is so lovely she made a good unit into a great one. 1 lecture/week + 1 discussion/week which were taught very well. The first 6 weeks there were labs that involved multiple dissections. At first, I felt a bit iffy but it ended up being great fun! Each week there is a simple quiz and all total to 2.5% of the mark. 7.5% is a unique assessment involving a Brain Atlas Program which was quite interesting, and not too difficult. The largest portion of the mark (50%) is a large research paper which is offered in 2 ways: first involves a draft (10%), peer review (10%), coversheet and response to peer review (5%) and final draft (25%); second is just the final paper worth 50%. The paper itself is a lot of work to do but it isn't over the top by any means. The first pathway is one I'd recommend, I gained a lot from the feedback and how I could improve my paper, and I feel it can be applied to future papers. The final exam is open book with fair questions but was quite tough. This isn't an overly stressful unit and can be enjoyable, but you do have to put a lot effort in if you want to achieve a HD.

Anonymous, Semester 1, 2021

50% of the grade came from doing a lab report, disliked the grading system and every assessment took way longer than required.

Anonymous, Semester 1, 2018

Jenny is amazing and the content was really interesting. The labs were great fun, and the peer review process was insightful and entertaining. Would 100% recommend!

Anonymous, Semester 1, 2016

Jenny is an awseome unit coordinator. Looks like a super nasty and hard unit was the biggest suprise of all soo interesting plus only 1hr lec per wk. The unit tends to focus on the visual system.

Anonymous, Semester 1, 2015