First lecture Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

This is a summary of the course "digital organization" in the academic year , semester 1. It contains the slides, lecture notes, the book as well as the guest lectures. An overview can be found on the first 2 pages. It also includes some example questions for the exam.

In this document you will find all the necessary literature for the first ICS partial exam summarized. On top of that, I've added my lecture notes from all lectures, and the literature questions to help you remember what's important. It might seem like a large summary, but that's because it contains a lot of helpful comments on the theory to help you understand besides just memorising it. Good luck with the exam!

The document includes detailed summaries of all the readings and lecture notes for the first part (exam I) of the Core Module International Relations course.

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 :)

An in-depth summary of the relevant content for International Law Term 2, including the relevant lecture notes and textbook notes, including tips on how to answer questions. I got a first for this course.

This document relates to the course "Advanced Protein Technology and Proteome Analysis" within the Molecular Mechanisms of Diseases specialization in the first year of the master's program. The content of this document comprises a summary derived from the lecture slides presented by Professors Kurt Boonen and Xaveer Van Ostade, complemented by notes taken during class sessions.

This is a summary of the course "introduction to managing and organizing" taught by Steffi Weil and Fabian Hänle in the first semester of the academic year . The summary contains slides, lecture notes (including some possible exam questions mentioned in the last lecture) and additional notes from the book "managing and organizations: An Introduction to Theory and Practice," as recommended in class.

An in-depth summary of the relevant content for International Law Term 1, including the relevant lecture notes and textbook notes, including tips on how to answer questions. I got a first for this course.

This document contains all lecture notes for the course: BIOLOGICAL AND COGNITIVE PSYCHOLOGY. I listened to all the lectures one by one and transcribed them in full detail (including images and examples for clarification). This really contains everything you need to know for the exam! *With my notes, I did not score lower than a 7 for all subjects in the first year of Psychology!*