Is there a glossary? (1 Viewer)

[Zeref]

Is there a business studies glossary sorted by module I can find here or do I have to make one myself?
I am aware of the glossary for BSIA but sorting that out would be a b*tch

 

[Examine]

IIRC Creative Business Studies provides pretty simplified definitions of the bare basics at the start of each subtopic. Making your own glossary wouldn't be a bad idea though, since you consolidate your understanding of the definitions in the process.

 

[Zeref]

IIRC Creative Business Studies provides pretty simplified definitions of the bare basics at the start of each subtopic. Making your own glossary wouldn't be a bad idea though, since you consolidate your understanding of the definitions in the process.

I don't have that book

well yea, that was sorta my idea as well :L I wonder if I can get through a past paper with only the knowledge of definitions haha

 

[Examine]

I don't have that book

well yea, that was sorta my idea as well :L I wonder if I can get through a past paper with only the knowledge of definitions haha

If you've gone through the content before and are now just getting the knowledge of definitions i'd say it's possible (depends on your bullshitting skills).

 

[anomalousdecay]

If you've gone through the content before and are now just getting the knowledge of definitions i'd say it's possible (depends on your bullshitting skills).

Used Chemistry and Physics in bullshitting for Economics.

Got 73.....

But then again I made up the definitions and some of the knowledge on the spot too haha.

 

[RivalryofTroll]

I don't have that book

well yea, that was sorta my idea as well :L I wonder if I can get through a past paper with only the knowledge of definitions haha

If you've gone through the content before and are now just getting the knowledge of definitions i'd say it's possible (depends on your bullshitting skills).

With just knowing the syllabus and the definitions, you can indeed get through a past paper (provided you can BS well like Examine has mentioned). Even for extended responses, I find that you just need to know the case studies and the syllabus dot-points that are related to the question/stimulus i.e. no need to know heaps of the textbook content really. Just need to sprinkle the syllabus terms and hit the question with the case study throughout your responses.

And if you can BS well, short answers shouldn't be too problematic but there might be some tough ones where knowing the textbook content could really come in handy.

In the end, if you want to be safe - do it properly and learn the content properly~~~

Used Chemistry and Physics in bullshitting for Economics.

Got 73.....

But then again I made up the definitions and some of the knowledge on the spot too haha.

''Made up the definitions and some of the knowledge''