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Exam - Information regarding the exam that took place at the end of the year, provided

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Hazards, Vulnerability and Resilience (GEO5100-20)

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50% of stuff 1 human question and 1 physical question will be given Do background research!!!! 1 page of notes (A4), single sided for each question 2 separate pieces of paper - one per question Cannot be full answer in small text Series of notes - key arguments, references, figures and tables Understanding of relevant concepts, and show that!!! Intro, argument, and conclusion. Logical flow!!!! Plan your structure!!!! Intro should signpost things!!!!! Concise use of numerical data, use relevant examples and stuff dude Reference to things!! Authors and years are important!!! Appropriate length and depth of investigation

Hints and tips: don’t overthink it and over worry about it!!! Find a place to study that works for you Take breaks after like 30 mins RTFQ - read the fuckin question Lecture notes won’t be enough - read their references Don’t cite the lecture notes Wide reading is important Define key terms w academic literature!!! Develop an argument - make an argument, try to solve something Conclusion is important, but don’t introduce something new here. (the 3 main arguments ive developed here are blah blah blah, heres why theyre important) If you have a complex diagram in your notes, you can reference it!! Type notes up dude No specification on font size though CHANGE MARGIN SIZE HOE!!!!! Like 4 sides roughly maybe????

Range of processes from debris flows to landslides Pearson and Costa 1987

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Exam - Information regarding the exam that took place at the end of the year, provided

Module: Hazards, Vulnerability and Resilience (GEO5100-20)

6 Documents
Students shared 6 documents in this course

University: Bath Spa University

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Exam
50% of stuff
1 human question and 1 physical question will be given
Do background research!!!!
1 page of notes (A4), single sided for each question
2 separate pieces of paper - one per question
Cannot be full answer in small text
Series of notes - key arguments, references, figures and tables
Understanding of relevant concepts, and show that!!!
Intro, argument, and conclusion. Logical flow!!!!
Plan your structure!!!!
Intro should signpost things!!!!!
Concise use of numerical data, use relevant examples and stuff dude
Reference to things!! Authors and years are important!!!
Appropriate length and depth of investigation
Hints and tips:
don’t overthink it and over worry about it!!!
Find a place to study that works for you
Take breaks after like 30 mins
RTFQ - read the fuckin question
Lecture notes won’t be enough - read their references
Don’t cite the lecture notes
Wide reading is important
Define key terms w academic literature!!!
Develop an argument - make an argument, try to solve something
Conclusion is important, but don’t introduce something new here. (the 3 main arguments ive
developed here are blah blah blah, heres why theyre important)
If you have a complex diagram in your notes, you can reference it!!
Type notes up dude
No specification on font size though
CHANGE MARGIN SIZE HOE!!!!!
Like 4 sides roughly maybe????
Range of processes from debris flows to landslides
Pearson and Costa 1987

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