Bcom management - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

I am a third year Bcom economic student with a passion for finance. I am aiming to do my honours in Financial Management and that is why good notes are of high importance to me. I hope my notes can help you achieve your academic goal as well! All the best

I am a third year Bcom Economic student that has a passion for finance. I would love to do my honours in Financial management and that is why I work hard not only in class but after hours as well. I like making notes that is easy to read in my handwriting. Having good notes makes a huge difference in one’s learning abilities and also your final marks ;) I hope my notes can help you achieve your academic goal. (Sorry if there are some spelling errors, I’m actually Afrikaans lol)

This document includes all prescribed material for Supply Management 771 Outbound in summary format (which start at the beginning of each section/lecture content) as well as additional notes and annotations. The summary provides all content for Outbound logistics for PGDip students at Stellenbosch University doing Supply Management 771. The document is made up of 75 pages. Thus, the content is thorough and is sure to include everything you need and more for the module.

lecture notes, class notes and relevant textbook sections summarized and handwritten

Class notes, lecture notes and relevant textbooks summarized and handwritten

Chapter 3 of prescribed textbook

A summary of The Mergers and Acquisitions: A South African Perspective textbook, along with the lectures and slides studied in the Financial management 354 course offered at Stellenbosch University Does not contain calculation summaries

Summaries of the textbook for the chapters covered in 2021: Document contains chapters: 1; 2; 3; 4; 5; 6; 7; 8; 10; 12; 13

Lecture notes made throughout the first semester of financial management 314. All classes attended so no gaps in the notes. Used these notes for finals and achieved a mark of +80%.

In depth lecture notes made throughout the semester of ONLY the macroeconomics component, presented by Dr van Lill.