Equations, percentages and Excel
Start with equations, percentages and spreadsheet skills. The historical coursework also includes an Excel tutorial and a practical quiz.
If QRB/501 is moving faster than you expected, the problem is usually not one difficult formula. You may be working with equations in one assignment, Excel in the next, then statistics, financial statements, time value of money and capital budgeting before the six-week class is over. We can help you understand the method behind the problem and organize the work that is due.
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QRB/501 focuses on quantitative reasoning for business decisions. The live course page describes work with analytical tools, graphs, tables, formulas, numerical visualization, time value of money and measures of uncertainty. It also identifies the course as a three-credit, six-week class with quizzes, tests, reflection work and team activities.
The sequence below retains the useful technical and theoretical content from the existing UoP page. If your current classroom uses a different version, send your syllabus and we will follow that instead.
Start with equations, percentages and spreadsheet skills. The historical coursework also includes an Excel tutorial and a practical quiz.
Work with markup, markdown, trade discounts and cash discounts, then apply them to business-math cases.
Interpret charts and graphs and work with mean, median, mode and other descriptive statistics.
Connect financial-statement analysis with concepts such as standard deviation and dispersion.
Move into interest rates, present value and future value calculations.
Bring the earlier math together in a capital-budgeting case, team work and the final assessment.
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