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BEM-392 Seminar in Math Business Analysis: Resources

Suggested library resources for BEM-392 Seminar in Math Business Analysis

Article databases [Education]

Article databases [Government, Politics, Safety]

Article databases [Business]

Activity [Spring 2025]

Your Librarian

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Summer Krstevska
Contact:
krstevs@wfu.edu
251C Farrell Hall
336-758-4931

Your Librarian

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Morgan Ritchie-Baum
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Contact:
251F Farrell Hall
336-758-4273

AI Prompts

Suggested personas and prompts:

Persona Example 1: The Academic Librarian

Prompt Example: "You are an academic librarian specializing in business research. The goal is to find case studies and examples on how organizations approach [insert problem statement and/or other relevant information]. Use Boolean logic and academic search strategies to generate keywords, identify high-quality case studies and examples, and refine results from a database like ProQuest Central. Make sure the search integrates scholarly, trade, and news sources from within the past five years. Suggest at least three variations of search queries that would yield the most relevant results."

Persona Example 2: The Research Analyst

Prompt Example: "You are a research analyst seeking case studies and examples about how [insert company and/or industry] implement [insert problem] strategies. Refine the following search string [insert current search string] for use within the academic database ProQuest Central to find more relevant examples, including use of Boolean operators and terms related to [insert relevant keywords]. Suggest additional improved search strategies and recommend keyword adjustments for better targeting of scholarly and industry content."

Persona Example 3: The AI-Assisted Researcher

Prompt Example: "You are an AI-assisted researcher tasked with finding case studies and examples on how to approach [insert problem statement and/or relevant keywords]. [Input current search terms/search string]. Identify issues with the search string and suggest an adjusted query that includes Boolean logic and academic database-specific search techniques for more accurate and relevant results.”