The course content is definitely interesting, but the way it was delivered has way more room for improvement. They need to put more time to improve the delivery of the course. So the lectures were quite boring and I ended up learning myself as I could not really get much point from the lectures. Most of the lectures were offered by the unit coordinator but about 5 of them were lectured by David Gozzard who is extremely good and I wish he had lectured the whole unit. Another problem was that the teaching staff were not in touch with one another and was hard to get in touch with them through email or forums.

HDable but not easy to get 90s; great unit if you cant make it to uni at all except for the prezi and the exam. basically research well and give ample time (~1week) for each of the 3 essays, especially the last major essay, and full marks are achievable. Prezi- practice til smooth, answer peer questions at the end as well as possible, the QnA was probably where I lost marks but theyre pretty lenient (class average ~7/10). Exam- you get to bring a cheat sheet; be sure to do ALL past year papers and tutorial worksheets, a friend said it was literally a copy/paste, regretfully I didn't do that and only got 80s. attendance to trips, tutes, lectures are not compulsory, but you should definitely go on the trips, esp if you've never seen the entire milky way in the night sky.

The unit was relatively interesting and all the words are on the lecture slides on LMS and I only went to one lecture and then decided to just read the slides and i achieved a 70% (excluding the exam) The field trip was a bit time wasting but was a nice day out. The essay was really chill but they are very picky with plagerism and turnitin will always be the worst. The presentation was smooth sailing and the marker (if they aren't a lecturer) are really nice and everyone was really chill. And the exam you get a cheat sheet so i basically condensed all of my notes onto a double-sided A4 and i was good to go