Hey y'all hope youse are enjoying the break so far. I've been looking at AN and there seems to be no rmit thread for subjects. Mods, feel free to move this around if there is one alr. Over the coming weeks, I will be posting the subjects I've done last yr. Its obs going to be heavily medical imaging related. Anyone else from rmit, drop in some of your subs too.

Subject name & code: Intro to Human Biosciences BIOL2480

Workload:

  • 10 Modules
  • fortnightly workshops= 2 hrs each

Assessments:
2x take home assignment= 50%
5x workshop assignment= 35%
10x quizzes= 15%

Recorded lectures: N/A

Post exams: No exams, but the take home assignments at the end of the both halves of the modules "have a take home assignment." There are some practice material that can be found on canvas.

Textbook recs:
AFAIK, there weren't any enforced textbooks in the material. But there was a recommended one give on the canvas page.
"Essentials of Anatomy and Physiology" by Elaine Marieb given by the lecturers. Another open source book was given called the "Fundamentals of anatomy and physiology." Link to the book You are also recommended to use your clinical key to see if they are any other resource to help with your learning.

Lecturers:
Tracey Denning
2 other PhD students that I can't seem to rmb the name of

Year & of completion:
2023 Sem 1

Rating: 4.5/5

Mark: 70 D

Additional comments:
The overall course load was pretty manageable but I was lacking towards the end of the semester since I was getting really over it and burnt out. It was great that I only had to be in class fortnightly and the PhD students were super chill. Everyone was willing to help out and answer any questions you may have. The quizzes at the end of each module weren't bad at all and you could pass as long as you paid attention during the modules and did the work. Workshop assignments did have increase in difficulty each time (or maybe I'm just dumb lol). Remember to read the question carefully (sounds obs) but there some were created with underlying stuff. Like how I mentioned rotator cuff but it was acc something else. I found this to be one of the easier ones in my program. If you didn't do bio in hs or previously dw cos they really bring in back the basics and make sure its drilled in from day one.

Subject name & code: Foundations of Professional Practice RADI1125

Workload:

  • Weekly content released every week (varies each time)

Assessment:
2x quizzes= 20%
1x Reflective Journal= 35%
1x Group poster assignment= 45%

Recorded lectures:
W/ screen capture
Some of echo360 and Collab ultra
For some reason they decided to make the switch to teams one day

Post exams: no exams or prac quizzes either

Textbook recs:
None were prescibed

Lecturers:
Daniel Sapkaroski
Kath Metzger

Year & date of completion:
2023 Sem 1

Rating: 1/5

Mark: 83 HD

Additional comments:
Dan was extremely unorganised at times and cancelled lectures last minute. There were defs part of the content released that was over saturated since you could tell the material was close to a decade ago. All of the group posters that were made to present weren't even marked for the presentation. Things in this course felt extremely last minute at times. I feel like I would have liked this course more had there had been more communication on the assessments and hurdles that were given out.

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