ENEB Master Thread

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Only 34$ for double Master, It's worked. After purchase, I login to ENEB's system with old account and new course displayed

Thanks for that, I had been waiting for some kind of confirmation Email. Logged into my campus and I get the same - can set the start date. Whoo-hoo!! The double Masters are bundled so they have to have the same start date, the single Masters get their own separate start date. You can set the start date to up to 2 years from today. Also you can start reading all the course material before you officially begin the course. Just hop on over to the sidebar for each module without clicking "start course". I haven't tried it yet but I assume "start course" is really just to give you access to the information and submission of homework.

Guys, I am very impressed with the update to the ENEB campus. I started the new version of the old Hotel Management degree, which is now Revenue & Hospitality. The course contents look like they've been revamped and they start out by presenting an example case instead of the old method which was a general description of stuff like what the hotel industry is. You now have an "AI tutor" to help you study the material in each section and they present information in an "interactive" PPT-like window in the campus which saves your progress between visits. Instead of handing you a PDF to read they have broken it up into what I term "ADHD-friendly chunks" of just a few sentences per screen (there is an issue with the text getting duplicated in some pages). It's a huge update and no wonder they had such a backlog in processing diplomas and grades for all those months.

Unfortunately there is still the issue of some of the course contents being confusing because it's a translation of Spanish, it's like they simply forgot to translate some parts. For example in my first module "Now we have a loan of $1000 from the bank, and we have 1000 box." The next page "Now we have 600 shoes and 400 box. We sell 200 shoes, and now we have 400 shoes and 600 box". I have no idea what is going on with this box thing, why did we gain boxes and not money when we sold shoes? Are we not giving customers the shoe boxes when they buy the shoes? It doesn't really matter what Box is in order to understand their explanation of a balance sheet but it sure makes me feel like I should be hired as a proofreader...

I haven't done this course but it seems that "box" is a poor translation of $ in cash. Loan of $1000 -> $1000 in cash. Spend $600 in cash to buy 600 shoes (I assume for $1 each), so $400 in cash left. Sell 200 shoes (I assume for $1 each), so 400 shoes left and $200 added to cash (total $600). I assume they weren't trying to demonstrate how to run a business poorly for no profit, but trying to demonstrate how assets and liability movements work. 

I can definitely see how the poor translations might cause a lot of confusion though.