Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

All you need to pass the exams! All of the topics terms and concepts discussed in class to help you be successful on the exams. This is a very thorough set of notes that will really help to understand the concepts. It is all broken down by section for easy understanding.

All you need to pass the exam! All of the topics terms and concepts discussed in class and in the textbook to help you be successful on the exam. This is a very thorough set of notes that will really help to understand the concepts.

Basic information about neurons, What happened to Phineas Gage, What was the information found from Phineas Gage, How does caffeine work,- all of these are topics included in this document of notes. These notes are a result of my second week of Donahues Psych 101 class at VCU.

Human Resources Management Final Exam Study Guide Review from Exam 1: CH. 1: The HRM Challenge 1.Corporate social responsibility: the responsibility of the firm to act in the best interests of the people and communities affected by its activities 2.Downsizing: planned elimination of jobs 3.Globalization: the trend toward opening up foreign markets to international trade and investment 4.Human capital: the knowledge, skills and capabilities of individuals that have economic value to an organizati...

This document is 2 pages that includes nitpicking information on the most important topics of the first couple weeks of class in order to prepare for the test. This information includes photosynthesis, passive and active cell transport, terms, and stages.

Notes including the nature of fashion, the environment of fashion, the movement of fashion, and the business of fashion for the course Intro to Fashion (FASH120

Notes covering Greece and Rome art history for the course Survey of Art I.

This document only included the part for class 1.

This is a sample document.

This document covers frequency tables, such as qualitative tables, quantative tables, frequency graphs, qualitative graphs, quantative graphs, normal distribution, skewness, and measures of central tendency.