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BUS1036F: Critical Thinking and Argument Analysis — Interactive Practice
BUS1036F Evidence-based Management (BUS1036F) · University of Cape Town · 2026
An interactive UCT BUS1036F study tool for dissecting business arguments: identify premises and conclusions, spot common fallacies, and test yourself with a scored practice quiz.
BUS1036F Evidence-based Management at UCT offers an interactive practice tool for analyzing business arguments, helping students identify premises and conclusions while recognizing common fallacies through scored quizzes.
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