Immunology
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Briefing
This subject combines lectures and classes, with no labs. The lectures are online, and the classes are held in person. The professor usually provides PowerPoint presentations, but to fully understand the material, it's important to keep up with both lectures and classes since there’s a lot to cover.
There are two credits during the semester, and the professor often covers specific topics for the credits right before them. It's a good idea to request a review class before the credits, or to ask older students for their study material.
- Basic Immunology: Functions and Disorders of the Immune System
- Sketchy
- Ninja Nerd on YouTube
Attendance
Assessment
Credit
There are two credits during the semester, both consisting only of multiple-choice questions. The credits cover the material from the classes and the lectures.
You must have attended all classes, or made up those missed with excused absence in order to be able to attend the credits.
Pre-exam
The pre-exam is available for those that fail one or both credits. The pre-exam covers the scope of the two credits. It consisted of multiple choice questions, 60% were needed in order to be admitted to the exam.Exam
The exam consists of 50 questions covering all topics covered throughout the course. The questions are like the credits, multiple-choice with one correct answer. It is worth it to look at your credit questions since there can be some similar ones.
Credit
Credit received after passing the exam.
The grade is taken from the exam.
For the grading scale, consider the department's website
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