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Learner Reviews & Feedback for Excel Regression Models for Business Forecasting by Macquarie University

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About the Course

This course allows learners to explore Regression Models in order to utilise these models for business forecasting. Unlike Time Series Models, Regression Models are causal models, where we identify certain variables in our business that influence other variables. Regressions model this causality, and then we can use these models in order to forecast, and then plan for our business' needs. We will explore simple regression models, multiple regression models, dummy variable regressions, seasonal variable regressions, as well as autoregressions. Each of these are different forms of regression models, tailored to unique business scenarios, in order to forecast and generate business intelligence for organisations....

Top reviews

TM

Nov 6, 2023

It was challenging and required me to really dig deep to understand the concepts, but the path was progressive in nature and the testing very hands on with the excel tools. Thank you.

HK

Nov 25, 2022

This course help me to work online and earn some extra money as well I gained excel and forecasting skills.The instructor is really very nice.

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By Gustavo A I B

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Nov 13, 2021

Muy interesante

By Greg L

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Jan 16, 2025

Great teaching

By Pham K

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May 30, 2024

Great course

By bounphet t

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May 3, 2023

good course

By Mahmoud M

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Feb 22, 2022

Good

By David C

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Jul 30, 2022

way too simple for a 4 week course. If you know anything about regression, and I mean anything at all, this whole course can be replaced by googling 'how do I run regression in excel' and then looking up a few tips on assessing a regression model.

This class should probably be about 5-6mins long

By Adam T

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Aug 14, 2023

Too much focus on decimal points and basic tasks in Excel. Poor quality control on course materials (power points, worksheets, and tests)