Premaster Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Summary of all modules of BRT

All lectures of the course Methodology for Premasters of the pre-master Communication and Information sciences

This summary contains practice exam questions for the most difficult exam of the PreMaster Business Administration - Strategy and Organisation. This summary helped me to reach an 8,5 in the final exam and covers most of the topics included for the open questions in the exam.

Methodology for Pre-Master CIS Summary extra articles + important information lectures. During our Pre-Master we also had to learn The Code of Conduct and three articles. I summarized all of them and also included my notes of the lectures that explained some important aspects of the articles. So, this summary includes: The Code of Conduct, article Jensen et al. (2018), article Rigby et al. (2018), Notes lecture 13, article Munafò et al. (2017), Notes lecture 14, Notes lecture 10.

With this summary, I passed the course with an 8. I've compiled a comprehensive Causal Analytics (CAT) summary based on a thorough examination of lecture slides and additional notes. This condensed overview delves into key concepts and insights covered in the lectures, providing a synthesized understanding of the subject matter.

Summary of the subject Acad.Comp. Organization and Strategy for pre-master Tilburg University. Includes modules, clips and papers.

I made a summary of Management Research Methods 2 which contains additional lecture notes and really helpful notes from the homework I had to do. This elaborate summary will help you with your upcoming exam, as my grade was an 8.0. If you also do the exercises given in class, you should be fine! This summary is written for the course Management Research Methods 1 in the Pre-Master of Business Administration program at the University of Amsterdam 2022-2023.

Hi! I made a summary of all the articles we need to learn for the upcoming exam in December 2022. There are not many summaries available for these particular articles, so I hope this would help. Good luck!

The exam is divided into three parts: - The general part; how to write a scientific report - Quantitative data; - Qualitative data; coding The summary is also divided into these parts. I also have a practice test available, which corresponds with the summary. It consists of 95 open-ended questions. Example questions: 9) Explain the Pendleton method 20) What are common mistakes of the discussion and conclusion section? 32) How to identify problematic scale items? 67) Explain the d...