General Thoughts: Business Studies (1 Viewer)

[band6man]

If you are bragging about your ability to do Business Studies equations you need to get a life..

Sorry I'm just excited that I got atleast a 90 raw mark on this test

 

[swagmeister]

If you are bragging about your ability to do Business Studies equations you need to get a life..

this haha
so true

 

[Crisium]

Swag I'm expecting great things from you

Thank god its all over thought

 

[tmaccalk]

whats the maximum mark you can get for not including a case study in section 4?

 

[aanthnnyyy]

whats the maximum mark you can get for not including a case study in section 4?

Well, I don't know about 0-17, but 17-20 requires case studies

 

[WrittenLoveLetters]

Relatively easy MC.
Iffy-Wtf SA.
Iffy-Wtf BR (the business should just go through cessation to be honest).
Good old easy essay questions.

Also wrote 19 pages of bullshit.


I also forgot to use the spare writing space for SA, will they rip me for not writing on the lines provided?

 

[WrittenLoveLetters]

yeah but theres the logic that "WHEAT" could be sold within industrial markets to make final goods e.g. bread.

I think flour would be in the industrial market to make bread tbh because wheat is a really really raw, basic material. Thats how I justified picking D) Resources tbh. You can't shove wheat into the batter and expect a bread to come out, as its basically a plant like thing until its been milled into fine flour.

And I was also thinking of the example I had where Toyota uses "intermediate" components to make its vehicles such as steel plates etc and you can't just mine that without the original being like lumps of rocks and metal before its forged into a half-finished product which is then used in an industrial market.

 

[Flop21]

What the fuck is with this guy's trials:

How could a teacher predict the exact wording (apart from the verb) of the HSC examination? Is it possible? Or is something sus going on here. So unfair lol.

 

[Flop21]

Well, I don't know about 0-17, but 17-20 requires case studies

It's literally like 5 marks or something. Check the marking criteria, and you'll see case studies are required right up until like the last band.

 

[kawaiipotato]

Yeah I think SA was tricking. Wtf was with the process layout Q?? Literally could not think of anything (well I made up something, not sure if correct).

What'd you do for it?? I was a bit confused for that hahah

 

[WrittenLoveLetters]

What the fuck is with this guy's trials:

How could a teacher predict the exact wording (apart from the verb) of the HSC examination? Is it possible? Or is something sus going on here. So unfair lol.

Well Operations question is always that general "competitive advantage" stuff. I didn't even bother reading the Finance question once I saw Operations.

 

[Flop21]

What'd you do for it?? I was a bit confused for that hahah

It was a tricky question that I couldn't really think of at all since my notes didn't have anything that would be relevant for the q, so made up on the spot.

Think for the first one I said something about considering the function of each piece of equipment and grouping them in order to get max efficiency because he customises furniture (I know that's the definition of process layout lol). Then for the second one I said something about making sure the layout is correct and he doesn't decide to change to a non-customisable approach since the financial costs of rearranging plant layout are high.

Don't think that answered the question though

 

[Flop21]

Well Operations question is always that general "competitive advantage" stuff. I didn't even bother reading the Finance question once I saw Operations.

Hmmmmm, yeah true, the case study point in the syllabus is the competitive advantage part. Still jealous my teacher didn't predict the questions at all.

 

[ThomasMcCorquodale]

What the fuck is with this guy's trials:

How could a teacher predict the exact wording (apart from the verb) of the HSC examination? Is it possible? Or is something sus going on here. So unfair lol.

Haha that's my picture! My school bought the paper from WeSSSTA (Western Sydney Social Sciences Teachers Association, see http://www.wesssta.net/). My teachers insist it's a complete coincidence, but it seems too far fetched if you ask me!

 

[ThomasMcCorquodale]

What the fuck is with this guy's trials:

How could a teacher predict the exact wording (apart from the verb) of the HSC examination? Is it possible? Or is something sus going on here. So unfair lol.

Haha that's my picture! My school bought the paper from WeSSSTA (Western Sydney Social Sciences Teachers Association, see http://www.wesssta.net/). My teachers insist it's a complete coincidence, but it seems too far fetched if you ask me!

 

[ThomasMcCorquodale]

Also, anyone by chance have a PDF copy of the paper. As far as I'm able to search the Facebook/here/elsewhere, one hasn't been uploaded yet.

 

[WrittenLoveLetters]

Hmmmmm, yeah true, the case study point in the syllabus is the competitive advantage part. Still jealous my teacher didn't predict the questions at all.

Ah well, it wasn't really a problem for me because I practised that essay question so many times

 

[Flop21]

Haha that's my picture! My school bought the paper from WeSSSTA (Western Sydney Social Sciences Teachers Association, see http://www.wesssta.net/). My teachers insist it's a complete coincidence, but it seems too far fetched if you ask me!

Hahahah. So sus.

Well at least the 2016ers know what trial paper to practice for business next year (WeSSSTA 2016).

 

[Thunderstorm]

For what it's worth I got A, Industrial. Can't remember the question exactly but the wording had convinced me lol

 

[Flop21]

For what it's worth I got A, Industrial. Can't remember the question exactly but the wording had convinced me lol

Yeaaaaaah I reckon you might be right. I chose resource think it might have been a trick question.