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Advice: “Content learned in BUAD 301 is dependent on information from prior classes; including readings, assignments, and lectures. To maximize success in BUAD 301, it is important students do not fall behind and stay up to date with course material, and to not skip any lectures.”

Advice: “Stay on track with the weekly schedule and complete all tasks on time so as to not fall behind. Read course announcements and all messages carefully from the instructor.”

Advice: “The best way for students to be successful in ANTH 304 is to utilize both the recorded PPT lectures and readings, and to use the study guides. When learning about different peoples and cultures, think about the way they have adapted to their circumstances and learned to survive and thrive in their unique environments, and how their customs and beliefs reflect these adaptations.”

Advice: “Please check the weekly announcements and reminder emails to stay on track. Complete the quizzes and assignments before the deadlines. Make sure to review the study guides and take the practice quiz before each exam. Don’t hesitate to contact the instructor or schedule a one-on-one appointment if you have any questions or concerns. I am here to assist you.”

Advice: “Pace yourself to keep up with the work by paying attention to quiz and discussion board deadlines; be a good team citizen by doing your fair share of work (a group project is a major part of the course); and pair up with a study buddy to help you better learn the material as you prepare for class exams.”

Advice: “Try to preview before class so that when you go to class, you are reviewing the materials with instructor instead of starting from scratch. I also suggest that you take a look of the after-chapter questions, homework, or practice questions before reading textbook, so that when you read, you read with questions or problems in mind, which will make your reading more interesting and efficient.”

Advice: “Always download the notes provided before viewing the podcasts and have the notes available for quizzes. Be situationally aware of the marketing environment - observing advertisements, social media, websites, sales promotions, and salespeople.”

Advice: “Good time management is the key to succeed in this fast-paced program. If you closely follow the weekly agenda to complete the required work, you will do well in this course.”

Advice: “Students can be successful in this course if they use the supplementary material provided effectively to guide their learning. The course requires students to practice problems and use the homework to learn the material. The supplementary material provides individual feedback on problems. This feedback is provided to the student as soon as they submit a homework assignment. They can use that feedback to resubmit the homework and use it as a tool to learn from their mistakes.”

Advice: "I suggest you use the Course Calendar closely since all due dates and modules are matched across the websites and the calendar. Also, start the work early in the week; try to make one attempt at the homework so you can bring any outstanding concerns to my office hours before the weekend!“

Advice: “Economics is an analytical and somewhat abstract subject that requires critical thinking and problem-solving skills. Please refresh your knowledge of high school level algebra and geometry for this class.”

Advice: “To be successful in Dr. Ghosh’s online FIN 321 class, it is important to remember that, since it is an online class, students need to follow Professor Ghosh’s guidelines that she gives to the class and be proactive about finding time to go over the material at an appropriate pace for the course. In order to be successful in an online class, students need that level of discipline and motivation.”

Advice: “Try to think beyond the simple applications of formulas and arithmetic when solving business problems. Instead, focus on the logic that transforms model inputs into outputs, providing answers and leading to better decisions.”

Advice: “Student success is determined by mutual interest and commitment between students and faculty.
Of all of the roles I occupy from teacher, researcher, editor to consultant, teaching is my foremost passion. I'm always happy to meet with students to discuss their progress, ways to improve performance, and to provide support; my best advice is to meet with me regularly one-on-one and in group work to get the most out of my course.”

Advice: “Become an expert in your industry and its various support industries. Always aim to know how the industry is growing and changing including the fundamentals - who are the central players, what are their competitive advantages, what are the business models, and what are the public policy issues. Be the expert people call on to know the industry's strategic landscape.”

Advice: “Make sure you check your email and Canvas regularly. As far as the lectures go, since there are multiple topics being covered in a week, try to space things out a bit because listening to everything in one very long sitting may not be that productive.”

Advice: “Exams are based on video lectures. So it is important that you listen to the lectures carefully and ask me for help if you need assistance to understand any topics in the videos. I will make myself available via zoom at your convenience.”