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Quantitative Methods in Business elective

edgal · 2013-09-04 11:52:03

has anyone done this module, if so was it easy to do well in (A+-) with a bit of work ? I found the level 1 maths for business module ok.

04-09-2013 11:52am

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has anyone done this module, if so was it easy to do well in (A+-) with a bit of work ?

I found the level 1 maths for business module ok.

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Its far far more difficult than the level 1 module. I breezed through the level one version but seriously struggled with this, so did many class mates. Its certainly more difficult than the other choices you get (if you're doing commerce), you'd want to be pretty good at maths to get an A+ in this.

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#3 05-09-2013 7:24am

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The lecturer has actually said he dislikes the level 1 module being described as a good prerequsite as far as I'm aware. It's very different to maths for business ans you need to put in serious effort if you want to get a B.. etc.. Without the hot topic sessions he organised I probably wouldn't have passed.

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