Lifelong Learning - EC2303

[9eptember18]

Background: 27, BBA degree
Mod: EC2303 Foundations for Econometrics
Grade: C (for reference, never got a single C in my entire undergrad life, and I'm a second lower some more)

The worst choice I ever made. The lecture content has no similarity with tutorial questions, and exam questions are totally different. I wasn't expecting there to be so much math, I thought econometrics was using systems and tech tools. I went to carousell to get some tutorial answers.

Recommend everyone not to take lifelong learning mods even if it's free. you will waste time studying hard for it, and still end up with bad result. I damn depressed.

 

[snoozex]

Background: 27, BBA degree
Mod: EC2303 Foundations for Econometrics
Grade: C (for reference, never got a single C in my entire undergrad life, and I'm a second lower some more)

The worst choice I ever made. The lecture content has no similarity with tutorial questions, and exam questions are totally different. I wasn't expecting there to be so much math, I thought econometrics was using systems and tech tools. I went to carousell to get some tutorial answers.

Recommend everyone not to take lifelong learning mods even if it's free. you will waste time studying hard for it, and still end up with bad result. I damn depressed.

Lol... Economics module and you expect it to be free from maths? Should have a lot of regression stuffs... and also have stats components too...

 

[9eptember18]

It's not like I never took any Econs or Maths modules in NUS. I'm better at Math than Econs.
BSP1005 Managerial Economics B-
BSP2001 Macro and International Economics C+
GEM2900 Understanding uncertainty and stats thinking B+
GEK1505 Living with Mathematics B
A levels H2 Mathematics A

Like seriously if the teacher even bothered to teach anything in the lecture that is related to exam questions, I wouldn't be getting a C, nor would the average marks be 26/50 for midterms.

 

[MoxLotus]

the word econometrics means there is gonna be math heavy liao.