[chugaucon]

This course is not structured like Hth Sci 3II3. There are multiple profs teaching a section within their expertise.

Test 1 = 23%
Test 2 = 23%
Test 3 = 23%
All tests have M/C, T/F, short answers based on key information and ideas from lecture notes

Exam = 31% - short answer type of question that test how well you can integrate ideas and information from the course.

overall not a bad course

How important is remembering/knowing the information from 3II3? How would you compare it to 3II3 in terms of ease and interest? Does that mean that only the exam is cumulative?

Its helpful if you remember some of the fundamental concepts from 3II3 but it's not going to make it or break it if you don't. I actually like this course better than 3II3, I find it a lot more interesting and applicable since it talks more about the patho-immuno side of things.

Yes the exam is cumulative, but again, it's not a regurgitation type of exam, you have to really understand the material in order to synthesize the answer.

hey can anybody tell me if the tutorials are mandatory and/or useful for this course?

is this course similar to health sci 3I03 in terms of difficulty of tests/exam?

How were the tutorials like for the people who took it last year?