Zo 118 Case Study

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Timothy Cannon has asked if he could go to the Department of Zoology to request the lecture notes for the ZOOL 118. Timothy said that the lecture is going very fast and he is not able to keep up taking notes by himself. I suggested him to use his textbook to make his own notes before each class, and complete the ppt slides that are available in D2L.

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