Not sure for history, but I'm in psych.
Which stream of psychology are you interested in?
Ok, psych bird courses:
1) PSYCH 2TT3! Very easy course, in my opinion. Took it with Beston, who was nice, but a very easy prof (he didn't really know what he was talking about, haha). I'd say this was the easiest psych course I've taken. Very similar to Bio 1M03/1AA3 --> focused on evolution and behaviour.
2) Psych 2E03 - Sensory Processes. This is a neuroscience-y course, but Dr. Ullal is a great prof. His tests are mostly rote memorization, which means that, if you can memorize lots, you'll get very high grades in this class. It's interesting too.
3) Psych 2RA3 - The first stats course you'll need for psych. VERY easy. It's mostly high school data management. You spend the first few weeks talking about research design, then you get into descriptive statistics (mean, median, mode, standard dev, variance) - pretty easy stuff. Then you do z scores and t tests. Beware though, cause 2RB3 is much more difficult.
4) Psych 2H03 - Cognition. Dr. Humphreys is awesome (and australian!) and it's a fairly easy and interesting course.
5) Psych 3FA3 - Neurobiology of Learning and Memory. It's honestly easier than it sounds. The prof is kinda iffy, and the course layout is confusing, and I can't say I've enjoyed it... but if you're looking for a high grade, this course should do the trick. The marking is quite easy compared to other third year courses. I must say, though, I DO NOT recommend this course if you want to enjoy yourself. Material is not what I expected at all.
That's about it. Hope I could help, and good luck!
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Mike Gallant
Honours Psychology, Neuroscience & Behaviour IV
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