Lecture

Feedback Presentation and Problem Set Discussion

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Description

This lecture covers the analysis of indicative student feedback, highlighting positive responses and suggestions for improvement. The instructor discusses the implementation of a problem set as a final assessment, emphasizing the importance of clear presentations and explanations in scientific communication.

Instructor

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