antisheep
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Hey... i was just wondering if anyone who has done this subject could tell me whether it has I-lecture... just both the lecture times mess with my job and i'm worried my boss might kill me =p...
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MKTG203 Consumer Behaviour Lectures (1 Viewer)
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Hey
I did this subject last year. There are no i-lectures for this at all. Then again you don't even need them. Maybe about 10-15 nerds attended the lectures (both day AND night) the entire semester. Me and my friend would walk in, then walk-out about 10 seconds later.
All the lecturer does is read the lecture notes.
I got a Distinction and my friend got a High Distinction just by summarising the chapters and information of the text-book and correlating them with the lecture notes. Make like a 50-60 page of all your notes through-out the semester and just read them before the final exam.
You're going to be doing a presentation assignment through-out the semester so that's going to be a bulk of your mark so good luck.
I did this subject last year. There are no i-lectures for this at all. Then again you don't even need them. Maybe about 10-15 nerds attended the lectures (both day AND night) the entire semester. Me and my friend would walk in, then walk-out about 10 seconds later.
All the lecturer does is read the lecture notes.
I got a Distinction and my friend got a High Distinction just by summarising the chapters and information of the text-book and correlating them with the lecture notes. Make like a 50-60 page of all your notes through-out the semester and just read them before the final exam.
You're going to be doing a presentation assignment through-out the semester so that's going to be a bulk of your mark so good luck.
antisheep
Member
Hey sorry i didn't check this for so long... but thanks that's really informative and an honest help. I really appreciate that. Is the non-necessity of lectures a common marketing thing? Just I found that with MKTG101 and MKTG202... essentially the lecturer reads the slides...
