<p>Does anyone know if you need a scientific calculator like a TI-83 for Business Stat? We’ve looked in the syllabus and it doesn’t say anything about a calculator requirement. Trying to decide if we can sell D’s or if she’ll need it again.</p>
<p>Sorry I don’t know the answer to your question but I was just wondering, where can I find the syllabus for my professors? I’ve looked everywhere…</p>
<p>check the professor’s website. some departments have a list of all available on the front page of their website, but is usually pretty well disguised.</p>
<p>tzais: I took QMB this past Spring and we were allowed to use whatever calculator we wanted. In fact, because of how great a job tutoringzone did for that class (about 70% of the class minimum used TZ for that class), it came down to a lot of ±X/. Nothing ever got more complex than that, if I remember correctly. </p>
<p>Some bad news for you, though.According to everything I’ve heard, the school of business is trying to make the class more difficult. I can’t say I blame them too much because the average grade in the class was a B+ I believe, and those of us that used TZ had little problem with the 3 tests. Out of 30, I missed 2q, 3q, 0q respectively throughout the course. In addition, he’d give us credit for one question as a bonus. </p>
<p>If you have any q’s about the course, just let me know</p>
<p>@gator2010: you won’t be able to check your syllabus until your class is created on e-learning by your professor and your professor uploads the syllabus to it. You’ll prob gain access to your syllabus from a week before school up to the first day of class. You can check out the required books on ISIS</p>
<p>Thank you vincanity1. I’ve tried to log onto e-learning but when I type in my gatorlink and pw it says it doesn’t exist? Is that because the professors didn’t create the class on e-learning yet?</p>
<p>Thanks, Vicanity. I’ll let D know about the calculator and pending change in level of difficulty.</p>
<p>Gator2010, if you go to UF.edu and just do a search in the search box for things like the course number and perhaps the professor’s name and the word syllabus, you may find some. Not always, but sometimes.</p>
<p>The School of Business has a page where it lists most of theirs.</p>