Technische Universiteit Eindhoven (TUE)

Summary theory calculus (2WBB0) for final exam

Due the lack of example exam questions, I decided to make some questions myself in order to prepare for the exam. There are also questions included about the papers we needed to read in class, those have a short summary after the question.

Summary for the final exam for 2DD40, I do not recommend relying solely on this document to pass the course without practice. Practice makes perfectfor this course!!

This is a complete summary for the elective course "Physics of energy: sources, transport and storage" at TUe (Eindhoven University of Technology). The course code is 3DEX0. This summary contains all the theory needed and it also includes the corresponding reports for the 4 hands-in-activity.

A very extensive book summary for "Organisational Behaviour" (2nd ed, 2017) by Robbins, Judge, and Campbell - can be read instead of the book! Added extra materials from videos and micro-lectures assigned for the course lJK00 in TU Eindhoven (content is separated in the notes). Contains the definitions from the book and explanations of the theories with multiple intuitive graphs and visualisations, clearly arranged with layered sections and a tasteful "coffee" colour palette.

A concise summary of ALL articles for the Marketing and Innovation (1ZM11) exam. The summary is based on the research questions of each article to immediately understand the main objectives of the articles.

Summary contains a table with the key words for each chapter, a summary on all the content of the chapter, concluded by the summary & key points from the book. The summary is written in a story style rather than bullet points, so essentially it's a short version of the book. Based on the book: 'The students guide to cognitive neuroscience' by Jamie Ward (ISBN: 2729).

Example Exam Questions for the Open Innovation course. The questions are representative for the exam (but are not the real exam questions), and all the definitions were part of the actual exam questions.

Summary on the course Data Science Research Methods (JBM025) from the major Data Science in Eindhoven and Tilburg. This course has two parts. The first part focusses on the scientific method and design of experiments (DOE). The second part focusses on econometrics and builds upon what is discussed in the course Business Analytics.

Summary of the slides and additional notes