I'm sometimes a little slow at math and will soon be studying International Business Studies.
It would definitely be worthwhile to learn math in advance. However, I'm not sure exactly how to go about it. Does anyone have any tips?
Kind regards
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It would be an advantage if you had mastered the school material, knew the calculation rules and were familiar with equivalence conversions.
Get a bridging math course and work through it.
When working with proofs, it is useful to deal with roots or to get an eye for binomials and find common factors in order to be able to cancel.
It is also good if you are familiar with the concept of sets or propositional logic, etc.
When the professors explain something on the board, they tend to skip one step or another because they consider it trivial. If you're practiced juggling numbers, you'll be able to keep up much more easily.
Best regards,
Willy
Thank you very much for the helpful and detailed answer, it really helped me :D.
Gern geschehen. Ich finde den von Gehrke ganz gut. Du solltest Dir auch den Übungsband dazu anschaffen.
Da zu den Aufgaben auch die Lösungen geboten werden, taugen die Bücher gut zum Selbststudium.
https://www.amazon.de/Brückenkurs-Mathematik-Fit-Studium-Gruyter/dp/3110463318/ref=sr_1_1?__mk_de_DE=ÅMÅŽÕÑ&crid=3DYC9PVPYJLVS&keywords=gehrke+Brückenkurs+Mathematik&qid=1690740841&s=books&sprefix=gehrke+brückenkurs+mathematik%2Cstripbooks%2C98&sr=1-1
In addition to the tips here: don't panic. Business administration is definitely not a mathematically demanding course of study unless you specifically choose relevant branches like finance.
Most of the complaining typically comes in the introductory economics courses (micro/macro), where it rarely goes beyond basic analysis.
Not challenging either, if you mostly got Cs in math in your Abitur?
Well, let's just say it's not a physics degree.
Was ist denn Mikro/Makro?
Was meinst du denn mit “(Mikro/Makro)”?
Mikroökonomie, Makroökonomie.
Ja das stimmt
If it's been a few years since you graduated from high school, I can recommend the online math bridging course . It helped me more with my entry into engineering studies than the preparatory math course at university. One module for freshmen even offered bonus points for the exam bonus system if you completed the course.
Max Academy also offers a number of exercises for business mathematics, including basics. However, I've only worked through the courses on this platform (more like collections of exercises) sporadically, and only during my studies, so I don't know how beginner-friendly they all are.
Depending on where and what you study, university math can be completely different from high school math. In that case, you truly start from scratch and build up gradually. For some, this can be a very enlightening experience; for others, it's more of a "Why simple when you can do complicated?" ordeal.
OMB Plus Math Bridging Course (Online)
https://www.ombplus.de/ombplus/link/Start
Recommended by every university.
Check if your university offers preparatory courses, they are specially tailored for this
There is, but at a partner university that is too far away for me.
You should definitely attend preparatory courses, especially if you see weaknesses in that area.
ah okay. Normally you don't need any prior knowledge, you just need to study more consistently and then it will work
Ja das klingt sinnvoll.
I think it would help me to refresh all this again
Yes, I also took a math class like that that rehashed all the school material. But in the end, it wasn't really worth it, at least not for me.
Have you ever studied?
You just need someone to explain it to you properly, using everyday examples.
But since everyone only wants the best for you, namely your money, you have no chance
No chance of what?
Meeting someone who listens to you
Vielen Dank
I wish you
Ich hoffe mal, dass es machbar sein wird
What's the point of learning something if you're only doing yourself a favor for the first few months?
It's better to make the first few months more relaxed than none at all.
It's not worth the sacrificed free time, and you won't get much better either! It's better to stick with it from the start!
Me too, but what must be, must be.
I could think of something better than studying in my free time!
Thanks! I hope to have one.
Well then, have fun!
For me it would be worth it, since I don't have anything planned for my free time at the moment anyway.