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Notes on the lectures from the course (2023) International Development. INCLUDES notes from lectures 1-14 (Total: 44 pages).

Summary of the reading materials for the final exam (2023) for Introduction to Secret Affairs Notes on Readings. INCLUDES notes from (Total: 40 pages): See * Summary List * on page 1.

Ruling the Void summary. Numbers in the headings refer to the numbers in the book.

THE LAW & PRACTICE OF INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS – PRACTICUM (Blokker), Lecture and Reading Notes, Two exams at the end all 7 topics one mock exam at the end includes my assignments (just as a guide, please no plagiarism because Turnitin-you will get caught) All documents individually, have the title in the header. Weeks may be slightly out of order, but the pages within the documents are all in order and good.

This is a summary I made myself that covers all the material for the course Applied Cognitive Psychology of the IBP programme of Leiden University. It contains both all the mandatory articles and all the lectures, accompanied by figures and keypoints to make it understandable. It is divided by lecture rather than by week due to the nature of the course. A practice exam will be uploaded soon to test your knowledge of the course.

Notes on the lectures from the course (2023) Intelligence Revolutions. INCLUDES notes from lectures 1-7 (Total: 27 pages).

Hi all! I made a summary of all the lectures, including loads of pictures and 105 multiple choice practice questions. Good luck studying and with the exam! :)

Book summary. Numbers in headers refer to page numbers of book.

Summary of *SOME* of the reading materials for the final exam (2023) for Intelligence Revolutions. INCLUDES notes from (Total: 16 pages): Daniel Byman’s article (2013) “The Intelligence War on Terrorism” in “Intelligence and National Security”, pp. 837-863. Charles Cogan’s article (2004) “Hunters not Gatherers: Intelligence in the Twenty-First Century” in “Intelligence and National Security”, pp. 304-321. Richard Aldrich’s article (2021) “From SIGINT to Cyber: A ...

This is a summary for the course AI within the bachelor of psychology. It includes a summary of every lecture that I attended personally, with detailed explanations of concepts and the addition of figures. I also added a part with all the pseudocodes mentionned in the lectures, and another part with the practice questions on brightspace and what i believe were the correct answers to it. More info can be found in the first pages of the document. Good luck :)