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I needed this man… I am currently working on this class. I am a full time employee in IT balancing school and a relationship so finding study time has been a real challenge. That being said I’ve taken my time with this course, nearly 4 weeks now and I’m definitely going to work through those module quizzes and PA intensely. I appreciate the kind words and guidance you’ve been putting out on RUclips lately!
@denko44 I recommend aiming for mastery over the concepts/sections that you scored passing on the pre exam. That way, the higher marks in thkse areas can help ensure an overall passing score. This course was crazy difficult for me because I felt like there were just so many topics to cover.
@@tehczavier The most important things for me was going over the glossary page. Once I had all the terms down pretty well, it wasn't too hard to read everything carefully and match the answers up.
Thanks for uploading this. I really had to get out of my own head to get down to business and just schedule the assessment. This course is not written in a friendly way. My eyes glossed over so many times. I actually missed my deadline the first semester I attempted this so I ended up putting this one off until the last moment this second go around. Your quick breakdown from 1:15 to 3:20 gave the encouragement I needed to pass. The Pre-Assessment really focuses on Just in Time systems and Philosophy styles. The OA had a lot of questions that it was check the wording of the question for the answer. What is the logic in the question. example: If a burger is undercooked what should a manager first do? I scored lowest in forecasting but made up for it with efficiency.
Firstly, congrats on passing! Secondly, thanks for sharing your feedback. I made these videos to help and I'm happy to hear that it has. Keep pushing my friend!
Appreciate these videos. My background is supply chain management but mostly professional certs not a degree which most recruiters request. Trying to transfer credit and do this one!
Thank you for this. I am new to the IT world but Ive decided to get a degree in IT Management because of the merger of business and IT. Ive started on September 1st and have passed C715, D072, C483, & D078 right away. I was close to passing D075 but failed twice. I think i may be rushing myself. My mentor has opened up C720 for me as well. Im kind of nervous about these two courses.
You're welcome. It's great that you're getting through some courses quickly. Being nervous is normal. I find that it helps keep you sharp. I was nervous going into every course I took.
Yeah this one was tough for me too. All I can say is take your time and really focus on the concepts. The section that really messed me up was remembering the different philosophers.
Hi everyone! Thanks for watching this video on how to pass C720 - Operations and Supply Chain Management at WGU. I hope you found this video helpful and informative. Please ask questions or share your suggestions in the comments below. It's my goal to help as many students as possible succeed in this course, so your input is valuable. Remember to like and subscribe to my channel for more WGU-related videos. Thanks for being part of my community, and best of luck in your studies!
I needed this man… I am currently working on this class. I am a full time employee in IT balancing school and a relationship so finding study time has been a real challenge.
That being said I’ve taken my time with this course, nearly 4 weeks now and I’m definitely going to work through those module quizzes and PA intensely. I appreciate the kind words and guidance you’ve been putting out on RUclips lately!
Sounds like you have the right mindset and approach. Tap in with me amd let me know once you've passed.
You got this!!
Taking this right now and it is by far the most challenging! 😊
Yeah. I hated this course so much, but it did give help me think about things differently in IT . . . so that was a plus.
@@tehczavier I passed the course, first try!.. I’m so glad to be finished- took about 6 weeks to get thru the material.
@@SassyLadyG2G wow congrats! You definitely made the best of those six weeks.
Gonna take the preOA this weekend. Stout class for sure
Nice. Good luck!
@tehczavier ended up taking it yesterday cuz some time opened up. Passed but I'm still gonna cram and study. Any quick tips?
@denko44 I recommend aiming for mastery over the concepts/sections that you scored passing on the pre exam. That way, the higher marks in thkse areas can help ensure an overall passing score.
This course was crazy difficult for me because I felt like there were just so many topics to cover.
This was a rough one but managed to pass the OA on the first try
Wow. That's awesome! What was your strategy?
@@tehczavier The most important things for me was going over the glossary page. Once I had all the terms down pretty well, it wasn't too hard to read everything carefully and match the answers up.
Thanks for uploading this. I really had to get out of my own head to get down to business and just schedule the assessment. This course is not written in a friendly way. My eyes glossed over so many times. I actually missed my deadline the first semester I attempted this so I ended up putting this one off until the last moment this second go around. Your quick breakdown from 1:15 to 3:20 gave the encouragement I needed to pass.
The Pre-Assessment really focuses on Just in Time systems and Philosophy styles.
The OA had a lot of questions that it was check the wording of the question for the answer. What is the logic in the question. example: If a burger is undercooked what should a manager first do?
I scored lowest in forecasting but made up for it with efficiency.
Firstly, congrats on passing!
Secondly, thanks for sharing your feedback. I made these videos to help and I'm happy to hear that it has.
Keep pushing my friend!
Appreciate these videos. My background is supply chain management but mostly professional certs not a degree which most recruiters request. Trying to transfer credit and do this one!
Oh nice. Then this course should be a breeze!!
Admittedly I struggled on this one, but eventually passed.
Business Administration and Information Technology Management
How is the degree program going for you?
Great work !! Love the breakdown and patience of your delivery
Thank you. I'm happy to help.
im taking this corse now and its killing me lol
Yeah I definitely don't miss it.
Thank you for this. I am new to the IT world but Ive decided to get a degree in IT Management because of the merger of business and IT. Ive started on September 1st and have passed C715, D072, C483, & D078 right away. I was close to passing D075 but failed twice. I think i may be rushing myself. My mentor has opened up C720 for me as well. Im kind of nervous about these two courses.
You're welcome. It's great that you're getting through some courses quickly.
Being nervous is normal. I find that it helps keep you sharp. I was nervous going into every course I took.
Hey man really appreciate your time!
Thank you! I really appreciate your support.
This course kicked my butt and was the ONLY one where I failed the exam the first time.
Literally just passed it an hour or 2 ago! Doubted myself, it was difficult exam, always read questions carefully
@@imab4058 Wow that's awesome. Congrats!
Still struggling with this course. I failed the OA once I can't seem to absorb all the course material.
Yeah this one was tough for me too. All I can say is take your time and really focus on the concepts.
The section that really messed me up was remembering the different philosophers.
how was c425 for you??
I don't recall taking that class. I actually transferred in with a lot of courses and only had to do 12 classes at WGU.