Handelsingenieur Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

This is a summary of the course "digital organization" in the academic year , semester 1. It contains the slides, lecture notes, the book as well as the guest lectures. An overview can be found on the first 2 pages. It also includes some example questions for the exam.

Summary that can be included in the EEP exam; 12 pages containing all the necessary theory and exercises with example exercises; possible to have exam questions from passing years:)

Boek voor 1ste en 2de jaar hogere wiskunde voor handelsingenieurs op de Uhasselt. Het is de laatste editie die ook gebruikt wordt tijdens de lessen.

This is a summary of the course "introduction to managing and organizing" taught by Steffi Weil and Fabian Hänle in the first semester of the academic year . The summary contains slides, lecture notes (including some possible exam questions mentioned in the last lecture) and additional notes from the book "managing and organizations: An Introduction to Theory and Practice," as recommended in class.

This summary includes the complete entrepreneurial finance course. All slides and notes are included, as well as guest lectures, quizzes for each lesson and chapters in the handbook.

A detailed summary of the lessons of Machine Learning taught by David Martens at the University of Antwerp. This is a summary of my own notes, the slides and the book Data Science for Business.

This document provides the slides and some notes of the guest lectures of the course Digital Organisations in the academic year . -8/11: KPMG -15/11: Delaware - 22/11: B -29/11: Umicore -6/12: KPMG Lighthouse -6/12 KVBV The subjects included are how hackers opeate in the digital area, achieveing operational excellence, AI in practice, Business Analytics and Data strategy

Thorough resume of the chapters 1-4;6;7;14;15;17 of Principles of Database Management taught by Bart Baessens.

This written summary of 25 pages gives you all the knowledge you need to pass the "Managerial Economics" course in your bachelor of Business Engineering. I had 18/20 at the first exam period. PS: there are 3 sentences that I wrote in Dutch that indicate if it is important to know by haert or if you should only be able to derive these formulas. These are not important if you don't understand Dutch.