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My teacher for Dermatology was Dr Wikonkal.
During the fourth year, this is the class I spent the most time on (besides Pharmacology).
The exam is tough and they expect a lot from you.
Unlike Pulmonology, Cardiology or Orthopedics, where you get a lot "for free" (several topics were covered in the third year), Dermatology is almost all new material.
Microbiology covers all the infections, pathology all the autoimmune stuff, but the most essential part: Manifestation and treatment have never been covered by another subject.
I really enjoyed this subject, but it did take some time to get use to the nomenclature. Describing a patient's lesions correctly does take a lot of practice.
We had a written midterm (all the groups together in the lecture hall).
Our final exam consisted of a practical oral part (examination of patient and describing the lesions) and a theoretical oral part (three topics, one from each of list A, B and C - see My Notes for the topic list we had).
Successful competition gave excemption from the practical oral part only.
The lectures we had:
My exams are in My Notes.