ETF1100
Business Statistics
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Textbooks
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Mark L. Berenson, David M. Levine, Kathryn A. Szabat, Martin O'Brien, Nicola Jayne, Judith Watson
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Notes
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ETF1100 Business Statistics Complete Formula Cheat Sheet
Extensive formula cheat sheet covering topics: - Probability - Levels of Measurement - Variation...
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Business Statistics (ETF1100)
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Business Statistics
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ETF1100 Business Statistic Notes
Complete and Comprehensive Notes for all topics of ETF1100 Business Statistics (Monash University)....
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Business Statistics Notes
Detailed bus stats notes on every lecture, tutorial and online lesson per week of semester. Includin...
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Reviews
Course is very interesting and enjoyable. A bit different to the business units that I'm used to, in that the tutorials contain a significant portion of the content rather than just recapping or further exploring content initially covered in the lectures. It definitely pays to ask every question you can think of so that your understanding of excel is strong. It will need to be for the assignments!
Anonymous, Semester 2, 2019
This subject is easy as pie if you actually dedicate the time to do all the work. You'll find lots of people failing the unit because they didn't put in enough work (like me). You might find some of the concepts a bit tricky if you weren't a super mathy student, but your tutors are always willing to help you out and that and so is Gerri. It's not like Law or Marketing where you can cram the night before the exam - do the work during the semester or regret it when you fail since the exam is worth 70%. I did find the exam a lot more harder than the practise exam so consider yourself warned!