Overviews Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Lecture notes of the course of Politics of Difference, where I provide notes as well which overview the different authors. For example, on page 11 I provide an overview of Mahmood, Habermas and Taylor on the topic of whether they think people of faith can participate fully in the public sphere. Being able to distinguish them is crucial, according to the lecturer, hence why I wrote these overviews.

This is a comprehensive summary of Chapters 1, 2, and 4-15 of the book "Psychological Science" by Gazzaniga. The summary includes illustrations, bolded terms, and overviews of all necessary material to prepare you for the exam.

These detailed, handwritten notes cover everything relevant to Part B of Criminal Law, a course taken in Year 1, Block 2 of the International and European Law bachelor programme at RUG. Inside, all the relevant content covered during the Part B lectures and working groups, including both procedural and substantive elements, has been summarised in a clear way, aiming to clarify key points in the material whilst also utilising abbreviations (overview of these provided at the end of the document). ...

Notes of an Honour Student for all the problems with relevant visual aid and overviews. I'll be happy if you leave your feedback or review :)!

This summary contains all theory covered in the Dynamics part of the D&C course for Business Analytics students at the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam. It includes theory from the book (Strogatz), but mainly overviews of formulas and examples from the book, lectures or old exams. The chapters included are: 2 (one dimensional dynamical systems), 5 (two-dimensional linear systems), 6 (two-dimensional non-linear systems) and 10 (maps). I passed the exam with a 9,8 so it really helped me, I hope it d...

17 pages covering from pre-Alexander II to Khrushchev Has overviews but also separates into economic/social/cultural/political/opposition/military affects and developments Has some statistics throughout- but is more a big overview with specific details Predicted A at a-level

1. Which of the following is NOT a good characteristic well written of a software requirements specification? A. Ranked B. Redundant C. Consistent D. Verifiable - Answer- B 3. Which is NOT the most important characteristics of product backlog? A. Ranking of features is done based on business value, technical value, risk management or strategic fitness B. Lowest ranking items are decomposed into smaller stories during release planning so that they can be completed in future i...

1. Which of the following is NOT a good characteristic well written of a software requirements specification? A. Ranked B. Redundant C. Consistent D. Verifiable - Answer- B 3. Which is NOT the most important characteristics of product backlog? A. Ranking of features is done based on business value, technical value, risk management or strategic fitness B. Lowest ranking items are decomposed into smaller stories during release planning so that they can be completed in future i...

This summary was written in the academic year , including notes from all lectures (+slides) and overviews of types of food fraud, (non-)targeted controls and food fraud factors with examples. There is a link to Quizlet on page 37 to practice the exam content. The summary might be updated during the study week and after the exam. You can download an updated summary of the exam if it is extended.