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Written Exam+Assignment prep 25/26

Goal: Min overall 2.5 for quantitative, it’s i.e. 3.0 for written exam and 2.0 for assignment, so my overall module grade will be 2.3 with qualitative

Written exam: preferably at least 3.0

Written exam: 9th of February

Assignment: preferably at least 2.0

End february?

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The quantitative part will be graded 50/50 between the written exam and the assignment. The exam will have 100 points (as before) and you need 50 to pass, 60 min. The assignment will also have 100 points (probably 5 tasks with 20 points each or something along those lines) and again you will need to have 50 to pass. The quantitative grade would be (grade exam + grade assignment) / 2 and it will weigh 6 ECTS.

Qualitative part has its own grade worth 3 ECTS. The final grade in BAS110 you will receive would be quantitative grade*(2/3 or 6 ECTS) + qualitative grade *(1/3 or 3 ECTS)

Hope this helps.

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4.0 - 50–54%

3.7 - 55–59%

3.3 - 60–64%

3.0 - 65–69%

2.7 - 70–74%

2.3 - 75–79%

2.0 - 80–84%

1.7 - 85–89%

1.3 - 90–94%

1.0 - 95–100%

And if there would be something like 7 tasks, with different number of subtasks as per exam 2022, then I’m basically safe if I will solidly do half 3.5 tasks, if i will do 5 tasks solidly then I will have 3.0 or 2.7 even, but let’s leave margin error.

So Strategy again to do everything or as much as possible, but to make sure that I at least did solidly 5 tasks out of 7, or in precentage wise 70% out of 100.

So I need to try to remember formulas also, and train exercise solving and deep understanding of the theory behind it as I did with LPM thingy in risk management for all topics that are repeating in the previous exams

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understand grading precentage

wrote to Milan tatic, waiting for answer

set up a complete list of all topics from prev exams and content of the course

write down what I do for each topic, and how and what I train/do with exercises

spread them our across time till exam prelimenary plan

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