Big History - From the Big Bang until Today

I really loved the professors at University of Amsterdam. I've been out of school for 25 years and while this was quite technical for me, I found I could get a lot out of it. However, I had to drop out because I was so frustrated with the grading of the quizzes: for an 8-question multiple choice test, there was not one point per question. Instead, there was ANY combination of correct answers within the four (or even five?) possible choices for EACH question; in other words, multiple choices were possible within the framework of only one question., and it was graded according to each bubble you filled out or did not fill out PER QUESTION. The questions were indeed not for the layperson - I would have had to review each lecture, perhaps many times, to decipher the correct answer for some of the questions, and this was not my intent with this course. I felt the questions were far too specific for the way the material was covered. I did not come in remembering anything about neutrons or positrons, etc., and while this was quickly covered in one lecture, and I took good notes, I could not answer the multiple-option question correctly. A pity because I really loved where the host professor was going with her attempt to cross disciplines in this field.