biodiversity, LSM1103. it's a core module we LS people have to
take. but even if u dun have much bio background also won make that
much of diff de. cos i remember when i took it that time,
everything was so new and interesting to me... previous biology
background didnt say give much of a foundation for this module.
although i'm not so sure now lah, since u will have newer batches
of students coming in next sem...
it's about animals in different groups lah. u begin with the more
"primitive' organisms like sponges and progress to vertebrates. u
learn the basic body plans, the main features of organisms in their
various classifications. (for instance, arthropods, molluscs,
cephalopods, cordates, and so on). for labs, u get to see these
specimens, look at those features that define their groups. liddat
loh. it's open book exam.
for medicine one i not so sure.. i didnt take it... but it's a
breadth i think, so shouldnt be too difficult.
