Bcom management Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

The content covered in the textbook for Financial Management 244 presented by Stellenbosch University.

Summary of Financial Management 244 work covered in the third term (semester 2). INCLUDES: Chapters 1; 2; 8; 9 EXCLUDES: Most of chapter 3

Financial Management 244 (Stellenbosch University) Lecture notes on Chapter 11: Cost of Capital. These notes are in-depth lecture notes taken during the online lecture.

Notes/lecture summary on Behavioural Finance, done in Financial Management 244 at Stellenbosch University from the 2020 academic year.

complete set of notes from prescribed textbook, including graphs, detailed theory, equations ad examples

Economics 214 for Stellenbosch university. Chapter 4 of the second terms work - MACROeconomics. *Note that the graphs and tables in these notes are not of my own work, but taken from the slideshow given to us by the lecturer on SUNLearn.

A detailed summary of the prescribed textbook "exploring Innovation", including all examples and illustrations.

These notes provide a summary of the chapters which are covered in the course The Management of Corporate Social Responsibility 314 at Stellenbosch University. They are exceptionally neat and visually appealing, and are created in a way which aids in the learning process. With these notes, some students have received over 70% without ever buying the textbook, which is over R 900.

These notes cover all the theory chapters examined in the Business Management 113 exam and tests, as well as a detailed Break-even example and memo that covers all possible types of break-even questions that will be asked in tests and exams. Tax has been excluded, as it changes from year-to-year. The notes have been compiled with both the textbook and slides, which means that if you have these notes, you do not have to consult the textbook during your exam/test preparation.

Comprehensive notes for Notes 1.1, 1.2, 2.2, 4.2, 4.3, 4.4, 4.5 and 4.6 for the Investment Management 348 Property Investments course at Stellenbosch University. These notes summarise the notes given in class, as well as extra notes taken during lectures.