Two Most Important Variables

1. Measure of Central Tendency- Mean
2. Measure of Dispersion- Standard Deviation

What we did last Saturday

Before the start of the presentation of our classmates discussed about Louis Vuitton (whatever is the spelling…), sir gave us the results of the exam. Although I got a failing grade of 62, I’m still a bit satisfied with my score, knowing that it’s near the passing mark. Because we already know what our stand is in the class, the group has decided that we should be in the “career mode” for our last case study and take it to a higher level.

Though I am not interested with the Louis Vuitton Case, the first group did their job well in the presentation and it is really obvious that they have prepared vigorously for that presentation. Sad to say for the next group, they have not given the chance to present 100% of what they have prepared. I know that it is also their fault why sir did not gave them the time to present it all, and in the first place, they came in late, and according to gossips and rumors, this is what Sir Fantillo really hated the most when it comes to presentations (baka magalit mga friends ko sakin dahil dito, hehe). Although on the reporters point of view, that is very frustrating since what they did was not appreciated.

As the end of the term comes, expectations are getting higher. We have to accept the challenge, adapt to it and meet what they expect. The next case that was given to us was “Moses at the Red Sea” and I think that this is one of the most interesting cases that we’re going to make.

The Second Torment

As I was looking at the whiteboard in front of me with the questions projected, the words that continue to perpetuate in my head were "Don't Relax, that's dangerous". These were the notes that our professor has noted in my previous exam after getting a lower grade compared to the first. Yeah that's right, I have relaxed a bit because of the passing grade I got at first.

Sad to say I have to start my first post with something which is negative. I only got a grade of four in the multiple choice part and I know its effect on the totality of my grade in this quiz. The question is, "Who is to blame?" I know for a fact that there is no one to blame but myself. If only I have read and listened more...