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Final Exam Review
Course: MANAGEMENT ADM 1300, Spring 2012School: University of Ottawa
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1100/ ADM 1300 Review 3 hour exam on April 16, 2012 from 710pm at the Montpetit Gym. Exam covers all material. However, 80% of the material is from after the mid-term exam. Please be sure to bring the following items: Student card (you will not be able to write the exam without this) Pen, pencil, eraser Calculator (non-programmable) No reference material of any kind is permitted during the exam. You will...
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1100/ ADM 1300 Review
3 hour exam on April 16, 2012 from 710pm at the Montpetit Gym.
Exam covers all material. However, 80%
of the material is from after the mid-term
exam.
Please be sure to bring the following
items:
Student card (you will not be able to write the
exam without this)
Pen, pencil, eraser
Calculator (non-programmable)
No reference material of any kind is
permitted during the exam.
You will need to put all items that you bring
with you at the front of your respective gym
prior to the start of the exam.
Exam Format
The exam will consist of the following
components:
25% multiple choice
problem 30% solving questions (Financial Ratios,
Balance Sheet, Income Statement, Concepts)
45% Essay style questions
Multiple choice questions will need to be
completed using a Scantron sheet
Lists/ bullets may be used for essay style
questions, but they must be detailed
Material Covered After Mid-term
Chapter 5 and 6 Ethics and Social Responsibility
Chapter 7 Decision Making
Chapter 8 Planning
Chapter 9 Organizing
Chapter 10 Organizational Culture
Chapter 11 and 14 Accounting and Control
Chapter 13 Communication
Chapter 15 HRM
Chapters 16, 17, 18 Marketing
Current events
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