MARK2052
Marketing Research
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Joseph F. Hair (Jr.), Bryan Lukas, Ken Roberts, Sharon Lee-Lukas
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Reviews
Some interesting content and good quantitative principles in a traditionally quantitative field, but terribly administrated course. Tutorials were entirely practical SPSS work, and simply failed to cover a lot of the theory and content in lectures. Content is stretched out unnecessarily in lecs and does not involve the lecture slides (not recorded either). Final exam had page limits. Nonetheless good to work with real company data collected.
Anonymous, Semester 1, 2018
I found this difficult without having studied statistics prior.