University Subjects
ECON1030: Business Statistics
ECON1030: Business Statistics
- University
- RMIT University
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- Tags
- Commerce Statistics
mein_kampf
6 years ago
- Assessment
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30% = Online tests x 4. Your top 3 results for these tests are counted.
20% = Project/Assignment, you can do this in a group but it can be done solo. Fairly straightforward.
50% = MC Exam - Comments
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This is basically further maths, it is incredibly easy. You can skip tutorials, though the (my) tutors are good and the material covered in tutorial is quite thorough.
Not much to say about this subject, it's fairly straightforward. Plenty of sample/practice exams and very thorough tutorial material, go through most of it and it should be an easy HD. - Lecture Recording Enabled
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Yes with screen capture
- Lecturer(s)
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Jian He, Yonatan Navon, Peter Sivey, Sivagowry Sriananthakumar
- Past Exams Available
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Yes, they provide a lot of past exams
- Rating
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4/5
- Textbook Recommendation
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No mandatory or prescribed books. They may refer to a certain book occasionally but don't bother with it.
- Workload
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1x one hour tutorial, 1x two hour lecture
- Year & Semester Of Completion
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Sem 1 2017
- Your Mark / Grade
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HD
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