I'm using the CQE Quick Reference Notes by Dodson, Nutt, and Johnson to complement my study materials in preparing for the CQE. It has 23 pages of useful information for quick reference and lots of space for notes. It was recommended to me by a friend, and I don't think I've seen it referenced at the Cove, so I thought I'd let you all know that I thought it was a valuable resource. :agree1:

The only downfall, is that if you are using the QCI primers for study, some of the variables have different letters than what you may be used to seeing, but all of the variables in the equations are also clearly defined.

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I also liked this reference, largely because of all that room for notetaking. Now this is the only book I can recall having been so happy with all those blank pages. For things like ANOVA it was really important for me to work through the subject in that way and set it out in a way I was familiar with.

I typed some of my notes and printed them on those whole-page stickers. I guess that's "nuking it" but that's what I did.

I'm using the CQE Quick Reference Notes by Dodson, Nutt, and Johnson to complement my study materials in preparing for the CQE. It has 23 pages of useful information for quick reference and lots of space for notes. It was recommended to me by a friend, and I don't think I've seen it referenced at the Cove, so I thought I'd let you all know that I thought it was a valuable resource. :agree1:

The only downfall, is that if you are using the QCI primers for study, some of the variables have different letters than what you may be used to seeing, but all of the variables in the equations are also clearly defined.

No affiliation, just a happy customer.
These CQE Quick Reference Notes by Dodson, Nutt, and Johnson, where did you obtain them?

These CQE Quick Reference Notes by Dodson, Nutt, and Johnson, where did you obtain them? Those source is listed in this site: http://www.qualityamerica.com/qpproducts/cqe.htm