University of the West of England

In depth study of The Yellow Wallpaper. All bullet pointed and easy to understand

Radiographic positioning is a crucial aspect of diagnostic imaging, involving proper patient placement to obtain accurate and high-quality radiographic images. It requires knowledge of anatomical landmarks, standardized techniques, and the use of positioning aids to ensure consistent and reproducible results. Accurate alignment of the body part, appropriate central ray positioning, and patient safety measures are essential. Effective communication and collaboration with patients and healthcare p...

Applied electrical technology is the practical application of electrical engineering principles to design, operate and maintain electrical power systems, machines, and circuits. It involves understanding how electrical energy is generated, transmitted, distributed and used, as well as the safety measures necessary to prevent accidents and injuries.

I got an offer from a few universities using this personal statement I made when applying for diagnostic radiography it has a good introduction and all the things universities require as to why you would be a suitable candidate for the course as well as what skills you have.

A summary on Tort Law based on UWE lectures and Jim Mason's Construction Law textbook.

Notes on structural principles including types of loads, structural elements, stresses, effects of structural loading and structural connections.

Lecture notes on roles of buildings, building regs, planning permission and 3 common structural forms in construction.

Lecture notes on Domestic Exterior Walls - Timber Framed Panels, focusing on the components involved, sequencing and external cladding.

Lecture notes on Domestic Exterior Walls, focusing on brick joints and bonds, masonry walls and rendering.

Lecture notes on Ground Floor Approaches for Domestic Buildings including ground bearing slab and suspended flooring