What is post-modernism

Art history class’s essay.
Prompt:
What is Post-Modernism? Identify three characteristics of Post-Modernism. How is it different from Modernism? Explain those characteristics fully and how they fit into the overall program/style of Post-Modernism. Pull information from at least three scholarly, academic texts, citing your sources.
Minimum: 1000 words.
Easy Word please.

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The University of Texas at Arlington – Department of Kinesiology KINE 3300:

The University of Texas at Arlington – Department of Kinesiology

KINE 3300: Functional Anatomy

EXERCISE ANALYSIS PROJECT – Benchmark #2

Source Outline Format

Reference:

Hoffman JR, Ratamess NA, Tranchina CP, Rashti SL, Kang J, Faigenbaum AD. Effect of Protein-Supplement Timing on Strength, Power, and Body Composition Changes in Resistance-Trained Men. International Journal of Sport Nutrition and Exercise Metabolism. 2009; 19:172-185.

Note: The citation style of the above is NLM/AMA. You MUST follow APA for this project.

Purpose:

The purpose of this study was to examine the role of protein timing on resistance-trained athletes participating in a 10-week off-season conditioning program.

Methods:

Subjects:

Number: 33

Sex: Males

Age: College Athletes: 19.6 (+/- 1.3 years); 19.9 (+/- 1.3 years);

20.7 (+/- 1.1 years) respective to experiment group

Height: 183.4 cm (+/- 5.1 cm); 183.4 cm (+/- 5.1 cm); 179.4 cm

(+/- 5.1 cm) respective to experiment group

Weight: 102.3 kg (+/- 18.9 kg); 95.1 kg (+/- 14.4 kg); 100.1 kg (+/- 27.2 kg) respective to

experiment group

Nature: Strength and power athletes – at least two years resistance

training experience – Participants were not permitted to use any additional nutritional supplementation and had not consumed anabolic steroids or any other anabolic agents known to increase performance for the previous year.

Protocol:

Participants were randomly assigned to either 1 – a protein supplement provided in the morning or evening (group), 2 – a protein supplement provided immediately before and immediately after workouts, 3 – control group

Participants reported to the human performance laboratory on two separate occasions

The first testing session occurred before the onset of protein supplementation

The second testing session occurred at the conclusion of the 10-week supplementation program

All testing sessions occurred at the same time of day

Instrumentation:

Body composition was determined using whole body dual energy X-Ray absorptiometry

Upper and lower body power measurements were measured with a Tendo power-output unit

All urinary urea nitrogen measures were determined with an Analox GM7 enzymatic metabolite analyzer

Training Program:

A 10-week off-season conditioning program – all groups performed the same resistance training for 10-weeks

The training program was a 4-days-per-week split routine that was supervised by laboratory personnel

All participants completed a daily training log, which was collected by research investigators on a weekly basis

Results of the Study:

No significant changes in caloric intake, carbohydrate intake, or fat intake were seen in any group

A significant increase in daily protein intake was seen in am/pm but not pre-post or control

Urinary nitrogen excretion significantly increased in all groups (12.2 +/- 5.5g to 21.8 +/- 11.2 g)

No significant change in body mass occurred during the 10-week program in any group – no differences between groups were observed

Significant improvements were seen in 1RM squat were seen in all three groups

Significant improvements were seen in 1RM bench press in am/pm and pre-post groups only

Peak power in the squat exercise significantly increased in the am/pm and pre-post groups (1,341 +/- 290 W vs 1,503 +/- 291 respectively)

Mean power in the squat exercise significantly increased in am/pm and pre-post groups

Peak power in the bench press exercise significantly improved for pre-post only

Conclusions:

The findings of this study do not support the benefits of pre- and post exercise ingestion of a 42g protein supplement compared with a morning and evening ingestion of the same protein supplement during 10-weeks of resistance training in resistance-trained men.

The additional intake from a protein supplement, regardless of its timing, might not result in further performance gains.

The results from this study confirm the results from previous studies and further indicate that the timing of protein supplement ingestion does not provide any additional benefit for strength and power gains and lean tissue accruement in resistance-trained athletes.

The results of this study do not support the hypothesis that protein timing provides a benefit to lean body mass, strength and power improvements.

How does this information relate to your exercise analysis project? (a numbered list is appropriate)

Copy, past, and properly format your outlines into the Benchmark #2 Worksheet.

Copy, past, and properly format your outlines into the Benchmark #2 Worksheet.Revised 1/12/20

Data Table 1 Test tube 1: Canola oil Test tube 2: Corn

Data Table 1

Test tube 1: Canola oil

Test tube 2: Corn oil

Test tube 3: Coconut oil

Initial color & composition

Golden-colored

Clear liquid, viscous sticky.

It is medium-yellow colored

Clear liquid, viscous sticky.

When solid, coconut oil is thick milky and creamy.

When liquid, coconut oil is white cloudy greasy, easy to pour.

Observation after adding NaOH

Yellow line formed where 2 elements came in contact. Mixture had clear separation.

Defined layer between oil on top and NaOH bottom layer.

Mixture remained the same color little hard to see the separation.

Observation after hot water bath

The fat layer is cluttered with dark yellow color and starts feel solidify. The bottom layer is filled with cloudy white color.

The top layer is less cluttered with light yellow, bottom is filled with clear white layer.

Mixture become whitish paste.

Consistency ranking after cooling: 1 = softest to 4 = hardest

[insert image here for synthesized soaps] (4 pts)

Data Table 2

Test tube 1: Canola oil

Test tube 2: Corn oil

Test tube 3: Coconut oil

Precipitation in distilled water

(yes or No)

Yes

Distilled water sud production ranking: 1= most to 5 = least

Sud production in hard water compared to distilled water (more, less, or the same)

The subs are gone after using calcium chloride. The tube left with cloudy white with no foamy. It became 5 in sub ranking scale.

Tube 2 remain the most suds after all. It is still little less suds compared distilled water. But clearly it still has bubble and foamy part. It is remained 1.

The sub is less than distilled water, the foamy part is disappeared but there are still bubbles remain on top of mixture. It turns to 4 on sub ranking scale.

Questions:

1) Based on your observations when you added the NaOH solution and before you heated and stirred the mixture, is the NaOH solution polar or nonpolar? Explain your answer. (4.5 pts)

2) Did the consistency of your soaps correlate with the kind of oil you were using? Explain. (4 pts)

3) Of the synthesized soaps produced from canola oil, corn oil, and coconut oil (samples 1 – 3), which soap had the best cleaning ability? Support your answer with the results recorded in Data Table. (2 pts)

Lab. Writing in Science Technical Writing Goal Select one problem from the

Writing Assignment Help Lab. Writing in Science

Technical Writing

Goal

Select one problem from the homework and write up its solution. The solution must include an illustration, a free-body diagram, equations for Newton’s Second Law, algebraic steps, and any accompanying explanations to make the solution clear to the reader.

This lab activity will be evaluated on the following components:

The correctness of your solution

Illustrations included

Clearly typed equations and formulae

Organization

Overall clarity

Resources

Every student has access to the Google Suite.

Software to write the report

Use Google Documents (or equivalent such as MS Office, Open Office, etc.) to write your documents. Use the built-in section titles and headings.

To write formulae and equations, use the “Insert Equations” function in the Insert Drop-down menu. In the same menu, the item above Insert Equations, allows you to insert special symbols, such as greek letters or math symbols.

Most Equation Editors (in Google and Pages, at least) allow you type in commands for the math formulae that are based on LaTeX. So, if you wish to type in the following:

You must type in the equation editor the following (without the quotes)

“\Sigma F = m \vec a”

Here is a quick reference on LaTeX commands for math symbols and letters.

Diagrams and Pictures

Generally speaking, copying and pasting someone else’s diagram is a copyright violation, so it’s safe to avoid it. Make your own graphs and diagrams.

For Diagrams – Use Google Draw or Presentation where you can draw a diagram and then copy and past it in your documents. (Alternatives include Microsoft PowerPoint, Apple Keynote, etc.)

For Graphs – use a spreadsheet – Google Sheets, MS Office Excel, etc. Then copy and paste into your document.

Overall Appearance of your Document

Your document should include full sentences organized in paragraphs. You cannot simply use bullet lists, or put the equations and skip the explanations. That is why it is called a Report.

As with the diagrams and illustrations, use your own words. Do not copy and paste other people’s words.

Grammar, Style, and Punctuation

Most Editors have automatic spell checkers. There are apps on the web which can also scan for punctuation and style. One such is Grammarly which has paid and free versions.

When you finish with your report, run the checks for common grammatical and spelling errors.

Bibliography

If you have used external resources, make sure to include them in the end of your report. The best way to do this is to use a bibliography app. Here is one free that I have used in the past:

https://www.mybib.com/#/projects/nQQaya/citations

Appendices

If you want to include data from experiments that take a lot of space, or add more details that might or might not be necessary – consider putting them in an Appendix at the end of your report.

Do not make your report longer than absolutely necessary!

The data in rental_PS3.dta (or rental_PS3.csv) includes observations related to the rental

The data in rental_PS3.dta (or rental_PS3.csv) includes observations related to the rental housing market for a number of college cities in the US in both 1980 and 1990.

city = city label/identifier

year = year (either 80 for 1980 or 90 for 1990)

pop = total city population

pctstu = percent of the total city population represented by students

rent = average rent level

avginc = average per capita income

y90 = dummy variable = 1 if year is 1990 (0 for 1980)

Note there are also log versions of pop (lpop), rent (lrent), and avginc (lavginc).

Estimate the following regression model using OLS and report the results (copying and pasting the Stata output is fine).

Interpret the coefficient estimate associated with the y90 variable.

Interpret the coefficient estimate associated with the pctstu variable.

Now estimate the model as a fixed effects regression and report the results. Interpret the FE coefficient estimate associated with the pctstu variable and compare it with the OLS estimate from part c.

Can you describe any examples of what the “fixed effects” might be capturing in this specific model?

The data loanapp_PS3.dta (or loanapp_PS3.csv) includes observations on home mortgage loan application outcomes.

Outcome:

approve = 1 if the loan application was approved, 0 if denied

Applicant characteristics/demographics:

white = 1 if applicant is white

married = 1 if applicant is married

male = 1 if applicant is male

Applicant credit measures:

chist = 1 if applicant does NOT have any existing credit accounts more than 60 days past due

pubrec = 1 if applicant has previously filed for bankruptcy

obrat = other debt/credit obligations, measured as % of total income

loanprc = ratio of loan amount to home purchase price (loan-to-value)

Use the logit estimator to determine how all of the applicant characteristics and credit measures are associated with the likelihood of loan approval. Report your results. Do the coefficient estimates associated with the credit measure variables impact the probability of loan approval as you would expect?

Is there statistically significant evidence of any gender preference/discrimination in home mortgage lending decisions based on this data? Why or why not?

What is the predicted difference in the likelihoods of being approved for a home mortgage loan for a white, single female vs. a white single male (use the sample means for the values of the credit measures)?

Is there statistically significant evidence of any racial preference/discrimination in home mortgage lending decisions based on this data? Why or why not?

What is the predicted difference in the likelihoods of being approved for a home mortgage loan for a white, married male vs. a non-white, married male (use the sample means for the values of the credit measures)?

Estimate the same model using probit and report the results. Are the probit results consistent with those from the logit estimator?

In academic affiliation with Faculty of Business and Management Studies First Semeste

In academic affiliation with

Faculty of Business and Management Studies

First Semeste 2021-2022

DEBATE OUTLINE OF ARGUMENTS

(Your name here)

ID No.

Submitted to

(Your Teacher’s Name here)

Module Tutor

I- INTRODUCTION

Name: _______________________________________________________

ID No. _______________________________________________________

Chosen Topic: _________________________________________________

Argument: Agree Disagree

II- PRESENTATION OF VIEWS AND OPINIONS

________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

______________________________________________________________________________

III- DISCUSSION OF FACTS AND EVIDENCES ABOUT YOUR ARGUMENT ON THE CHOSEN TOPIC (Mention sources of your information and discuss your arguments).

______________________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

______________________________________________________________________________

IV- SUMMARY/CONCLUSIONS OF YOUR ARGUMENT

______________________________________________________________________________

V- REFERENCES (At least 3 in Harvard Style)

______________________________________________________________________________

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1 Student Name: Haolin Wang Student ID: 90021866 Article: Cuttings of prized

Student Name: Haolin Wang

Student ID: 90021866

Article: Cuttings of prized Sun Gold kiwifruits were smuggled to China and NZ growers are divided over what to do about it by Emily Clark (2021)

Summary

The SunGold, a variety of kiwifruits with superior qualities was developed in New Zealand and is owned by Zespri co-operative. Zespri has the plant variety rights (PVR) or patents for the SunGold kiwifruit in New Zealand. Only farmers licensed by Zespri are allowed to grow SunGold variety. Nevertheless, the cuttings of SunGold kiwifruits were smuggled to China and resulting in plantations of counterfeit SunGold across China. New Zealand growers, the owners of SunGold brand, are not certain on whether to license Chinese farmers or fail to defend its intellectual property for the sake of maintaining good trading relationship with China.

Question 1

What does “PVR is equivalent to a patent” mean? And what is the difference between PVR/Patent and Trademark in the case of SunGold kiwifruit.

Answer:

“PVR being equivalent to a patent” means that plant variety rights just like patents give the inventor some exclusive rights or privileges. In the context of SunGold kiwifruit, the PVR gives exclusive right to Zespri as the only authorized producer of SunGold kiwifruit. Patent and trademark are different in the sense that trademark is the exclusive right to use a specified brand word or symbol to represent the brand. For example, in this case the trademark of Zespri is “product of New Zealand” sticker.

Question 2

What will happen to the Chinese kiwifruit market if Zespri is successful in getting all the Chinese growers to pay the licensing fee? [Hint: what kiwifruits will be available in the Chinese market?]

Answer:

The Chinese kiwifruit will be dominated by locally grown kiwifruits rather than imports from New Zealand. Additionally, production supply will increase because more producers are licensed hence a decrease in prices of kiwifruit in China market, that is; increase in market supply corresponds with a decrease in price.

Question 3

What are the advantages of New Zealand exporting their SunGold kiwifruits worldwide as they are doing now?

Answer:

The New Zealand producers will have access to the larger international market

Better control of international market prices for kiwifruits and less competition

Question 4

What is the advantage(s) of licensing the patent to overseas farmers, instead of exporting?

Answer:

By licensing the oversee farmers instead of exporting, Zespri cooperative will generate income in form of license fee paid by such oversee farmers,

It is the best strategy of managing political and commercial risks of doing business in China. Cooperation with the oversee farmers will be more effective in the long-term in terms of fiscal health of the kiwifruit industry instead of gaining justice through litigations and confrontation.

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Ministry of Education

Saudi Electronic University

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College of Administrative and Financial Sciences

Assignment-3

MGT402 – Entrepreneurship and Small Business

Deadline: 04/12/2021 @ 23:59

Course Name: Entrepreneurship and Small Business

Student’s Name:

Course Code: – MGT 402

Student’s ID Number:

Semester: I

CRN:

Academic Year: 1443/1444 H

For Instructor’s Use only

Instructor’s Name:

Students’ Grade: Marks Obtained/Out of

Level of Marks: High/Middle/Low

Instructions – PLEASE READ THEM CAREFULLY

The Assignment must be submitted on Blackboard (WORD format only) via allocated folder.

Assignments submitted through email will not be accepted.

Students are advised to make their work clear and well presented, marks may be reduced for poor presentation. This includes filling your information on the cover page.

Students must mention question number clearly in their answer.

Read carefully Grading Rubric below for specific criteria: 0-5 Marks

Late submission will NOT be accepted.

Avoid plagiarism, the work should be in your own words, copying from students or other resources without proper referencing will result in ZERO marks. No exceptions.

All answered must be typed using Times New Roman (size 12, double-spaced) font. No pictures containing text will be accepted and will be considered plagiarism).

Submissions without this cover page will NOT be accepted.

Assignment – 3

Entrepreneurship and Small Business

Submission Date by students: Before the end of Week- 13th

Place of Submission: Students Grade Centre

Weight: 05 Marks

Course Learning Outcome:

Demonstrate a solid understanding of the potential of entrepreneur in today’s competitive business world. (Lo 1.2).

Design a solid projected financial Plan and conduct a breakeven analysis for a small company. (Lo 2.5).

Demonstrate a thorough understanding regarding the importance of cash management for the success of a small business. (Lo 2.8).

Assignment Workload:

This assignment is an individual assignment.

Case Study

Students are supposed to read the attached Case 2- Able Planet. Based on your understanding of the case and basic concepts of Entrepreneurship.

Answer the following question:

1. Experts say that entrepreneurs who need between $100,000 and $3 million often face the greatest obstacles when raising capital for their businesses. Why? (1.5 marks)

2. How should Kevin Semcken raise the $1.5 million in capital that Able Planet needs? Be sure to consider sources of both debt and equity financing. (1.5 marks)

3. Write a short memo to Kevin Semcken explaining what he should do before he approaches potential lenders and investors to maximize his chances of getting the capital that Able Planet needs. (2 marks)

The Answer must follow the outline points below:

Each answer should be within 200 to 500 range of word counts.

Reference

Note: You can support your answer by the course book.

You can use secondary source available on internet.

Answer:

HIS 1301 American History I

InstructionsFor this assignment, you will imagine that it is now 1796; you are a Revolutionary War/War for Independence soldier or a patriot who was unable to fight.
Write a reflection paper that explains the conflicting perspectives on the founding of the American nation during this time period. Discuss events that contributed to the development of the U.S. Constitution during this time period. Are the philosophies that you fought for/advocated for decades ago still represented today, in 1796? What principles and philosophes have changed? What principles and philosophies remain in place?
Your paper must be a minimum of two pages in length.
Adhere to APA Style when creating citations and references for this assignment. APA formatting, however, is not necessary.

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Final Report Submission – PROJ – B 2002 .

My report about: This Company COMPASS SHIPPING SERVICES LLC.. located in Oman
.. am doing training at this company and the assignment is to write about the company and what they are doing…this is custom clearance company and they do some delivery to Duqom which in the south of Oman and the head office is in Muscat the capital of Oman

7000 – 8000 words similirty less than 5%Turnitin report required
Find out the two file contains:
1) praposal which I have done . 2) final report template you have which you have to follow..

Naveen Reddy Adulla Experience Summary Around 5 years of experience as Software

Naveen Reddy Adulla

Experience Summary

Around 5 years of experience as Software Developer and Admin in monitoring, analytics solutions, Implementation, Administration and Support of Business Intelligence, OLTP (Batch Processing, Online Processing), OLAP, ETL, Data warehousing, Data mining, Data Modelling and Data Visualization using OBIEE 11g/10g/12c, BI Publisher, MS Power BI, Tableau, SSIS, SSRS and SSAS, Oracle, SQL Server.

Good knowledge in Security, Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition (OBIEE), UNIX Shell Scripts, Web Catalog metadata, Erwin and Payment gateway domains.

Expert in configuration and integration of OLAP AND OLPT data bases.

Profound experience in Splunk, working knowledge on programming languages like Python, technologies like HTML, CSS and XML.
SQL, PL/SQL, Informatica, Power Exchange, Autosys, Golden Gate, DB2 Connect, Teradata, Molad, Fastload, TOAD, T-SQL, MS DTS, Star Schema and Snowflake Schema.

Expert in Developing RPD and Web Catalog metadata, Business Models with Business Model and Mapping (BMM).

Expert in in design and developing Reports and Dashboards using OBIEE, BI Publisher 11g/10g/12c.

Expertise on working with multiple RDBMS platforms – Oracle, MS SQL Server and Azure SQL DB

Database programming experience using SQL, T-SQL and PL/SQL

Proficient in understanding the concepts of Data warehousing (OLAP) and Transactional systems (OLTP).

Expert in Splunk search language – SPL.

Expert in writing Splunk configurations like props, transforms, server, inputs, outputs, saved searches etc.,

Experience developing Splunk queries and dashboards targeted at understanding application performance and capacity analysis.

Expert in installing and using Splunk apps for Unix and Linux (Splunk nix).

Experience with Splunk authentication, permissions, KPIs and metrics in ITSI.

Experienced in ingesting data from various sources like REST API, HTTP event collectors, files, directories, syslog and Splunk DB connect.

Key team player with the ability of interpersonal relationship and good communication skills.

Career Profile

Dec 2017- Current Positive Group

Title Global Event Management

Business area Internet Service Provider

Position Software Developer/ Data Analyst

Responsibilities Requirement analysis, Data on boarding, develop reports/dashboards, setup alerts, enable troubleshooting, respond to ad-hoc requests, provide stats to the management, troubleshoot alerts and reports, help monitoring team with data.

Project Global Event Management utilizes Splunk as log aggregation and centralized storage for analysis, logs from various network devices and satellites are ingested into Splunk. Real-time dashboards enable monitoring team to analyze and work on the incidents and resolve the issues. The dashboards are actionable and help the monitoring analysts to immediately work on the events. Splunk integration with Salesforce helps automating in creating the tickets and assigning to relevant teams. Also, Splunk integration with Hip-Chat helps notifying the users about the issues in real-time with a notification.

Carried out the following activities:

Created reports and dashboards using OBIEE, Tableau and Microsoft Power BI

Developed RPD and Web catalog metadata according to the reporting needs of the client.
Used various sources to pull data into Power BI such as SQL Server, SAP BW, Oracle, SQL Azure etc.

On board data from different sources, parse and store the data on the indexers.

Delivered solid, scalable, robust BI reporting/analytic solutions.

Configure alerts; develop search queries, reports and dashboards.

Troubleshoot issues and address tickets.

Environment: OBIEE 11g/10g/12c, BI Publisher, Tableau, Splunk , SSIS, SSRS, Microsoft Power BI, Oracle 12c, SQL Developer 3.x, MS SQL Server 2012/2016, T-SQL.

Sep 2016 – Nov 2017 Positive Group

Title Log Aggregation and Analysis

Business Cloud storage

Position Software Developer

Responsibilities Requirement gathering and analysis, data on boarding, write search queries, build dashboards and reports.

Project Log aggregation and analysis is aimed to provide an end-to-end solution to monitor the event data from storage systems. The legacy storage system is a failure when the analytics are demanding to produce a very old data. The proposed solution makes extensive use of the existing servers and scaled them to work together with clustered storage for the Log data. The proposed solution meets the demand to make the specific data out of the bin ready analytics within no time. Solution also includes analysing the data in real time providing scope for proactive business measures preventing failures and congestions in the storage.

Carried out the following activities:

Developed complex mappings and SCD type-I, Type-II mappings in Informatica to load the data from various sources using different transformations like Source Qualifier, Lookup (connected and unconnected), Expression, Aggregate, Update Strategy, Sequence Generator, Joiner, Filter, Rank and Router and SQL transformations. Created complex mapplets for reusable purposes.

Developed Reports / Dashboards with different Analytics Views (Drill-Down / Dynamic, Pivot Table, Chart, Column Selector, with global and local Filters using Oracle BI Presentation Services.

Worked extensively on BMM (Business Model and Mapping) layer to develop various business models using Star Schema and Snowflake Schema

Created the Repository variables and Session Server variables in the RPD.

Designed and Developed full and incremental workflows in Informatica to Load the Data from Source System to Staging system and Warehouse System.

Created BI Publishers in OBIEE Repositories.

Worked on Informatica Designer tools –Source Analyzer, Warehouse designer, Mapping Designer, Mapplet Designer, Transformation Developer and Server Manager to create and monitor sessions and batches. Created and ran Sessions & Workflows to load the data into the Data warehouse.

Environment: Splunk, Oracle11 g, Service Now, NetApp, Data Warehouse, OLAP,OBIEE.

Feb 2016 – Sep 2016 Positive Group

Title Healthcare data analysis

Business Health Care

Position Software Developer / Programmer Analyst

Responsibilities. Data ingestion into ORACLE Database , write search queries, build

dashboards and reports.

Project Healthcare data analysis is a POC aimed at integrating SAS – datasets via SQL Server into Splunk and use the data for content presentation in Splunk. Processes dump the SAS datasets into SQLServer, and db connect app enables data ingestion into Splunk. The ingested data is used for reporting and building dashboards.

Carried out the following activities:

Handled and transformed data through the ETL (Extraction, Transformation and Loading) process.

Worked with various data like EBCDIC, ASCII and Binary formats and extensively used different kinds of informant’s to read these data files

Involved in gathering and documenting business requirements and interacted with cross functional teams to analyze and discuss the primary requirements for the project

Handled files having many missing values and special characters and generated datasets based on the conditional requirements of the special character and missing values present in the file raw data files

Performed data scrubbing during the ETL Phase by analyzing the raw data and writing SAS program and creating complex reusable Macros

Employed SQL statement functionalities for analysis of large datasets (million records) and for data manipulation like Indexing and appending various datasets

Utilized PROC SQL for ad-hoc report programming and creation of the ad-hoc reports for marketing research data

Documented methodology, data reports and model results and communicated with the Project Team / Manager to share the knowledge

Environment: Splunk, SAS, SQL Server, ORACLE, SAS/BASE, SAS/MACRO, SAS/ETS, SAS Enterprise Guide, Teradata, Windows XP, UNIX.

Capstone Project

University of New Haven Aug 2015 – Dec 2015

The Capstone Project engages students on a project of significant importance that is a current problem or initiative for a health care organization. In Collaboration with the Milford Hospital, CT our team was involved in identifying the current process and ways to improve the patient access of care in the facility. The team was involved in engaging the practice patient satisfaction study with the quality measures that are reported to the CMS.

Lead a team of 7 members in analyzing current business process flow by understanding preset business rules and conditions.

Conducted formal interviews, Live Meetings and JAD sessions with End users.

Designed and developed Use Cases, Activity Diagrams and Sequence Diagrams using UML.

Defined project milestones, schedules, and monitored progress using MS-Project and updated plans as required.

Performed SWOT and Gap analysis for the new functionality requirements

Conducted Data Analysis and Visualization using Numpy(Python) and Tableau from the CMS Data for determining the patient satisfaction scores on various measures the facility has to offer.

Did a research and presentation on Competitors by performing Competitor Analysis based on the performance measures and satisfaction scores to the senior levels of the organization.

Working with Medicare operational management to monitor, trend, and report on operational metrics such as timeliness, workload, and staff trending, customer satisfaction, and other key measures to facilitate performance excellence.

Developed and linked data researched documentation practices to improve quality assurance and improvement. Prepared reports, charts, graphics, surveys, and non-complex briefing materials, records, reports and surveys using IBM Cognos and Tableau.

Analyzed, researched, reviewed and resolved complex issues and sensitive information in an accurate and timely.

Involved in data migration to RDBMS for quick analysis and visualization using SQL.

Analyzed and tested Data Interface related to HEDIS, Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems (CAHPS), for the Medicare and Medicaid reporting services based on the various reporting measures involved with HEDIS.

Educational Qualifications:

Master of Science Healthcare Administration, University of New Haven, CT.

Master of science Formulation Science, University of Greenwich, United Kingdom.

Bachelor of Pharmacy, Osmania University, Andhra Pradesh India.

TECHNICAL SKILLS:

BI Tools: OBIEE 11g/10g/12c, BI publisher, SSRS, Tableau, Microsoft Power BI, Splunk.

ETL Tools: Informatica Power Center 9.1/8.6, SSIS.

Databases: Oracle, MS SQL Server 2012/2016.

Reporting Packages: SSRS, MS Excel.

Data Modeling: Physical Modeling, Logical Modeling, Relational Modeling, Dimensional Modeling (Star Schema, Snowflake, FACT, Dimensions), Entities, Attributes, Cardinality, ER Diagrams, Erwin 4.x/3.x, OLTP, OLAP.

Miscellaneous Tools: SQL Developer, TOAD, SQL*Plus, SQL*Loader.

Programming: SQL, PL/SQL, T-SQL,SPL.

Operating Systems: Windows 7/8, Windows 2003/2008/2008R2, UNIX (Sun Solaris, Linux).

Geology 106 Global Warming Exam on Part II Select the correct answer.

The fact that the average amount of solar radiation on the planets varies inversely as the square of distance from the sun means that

Venus receives more radiation than Mercury

Mars receives more radiation than Earth

Earth receives more radiation than Venus

Earth receives more radiation than Mars

The size of the planet matters more so distance is unimportant.

The Faint Young Sun Paradox is

Solar luminosity was 25% lower in the past but Earth was not continuously frozen

Solar luminosity was 25% higher in the past but Earth experienced a Snowball phase 700 MY ago.

Solar luminosity is 25% higher than in the past but Earth was not continuously frozen

Solar luminosity is 25% lower than in the past but Earth experienced a Snowball phase 700 My ago.

a and c

c and d

Long-term climate change is documented by data from of marine organisms that contain climate composed of

CaCO3

SiO2

Ch4

CO2

a and b

c and d

The three hypotheses to explain long-term climate change are

Gaia, Faint Young Sun, Nebulae

Gaia, BLAG, Polar Position

Polar Position, Uplift and Weathering, BLAG

Uplift and Weathering, Vine and Matthews, Gaia

BLAG, Vine and Matthews, Nebulae

Paleomagnetic data preserved in high magnetic susceptibility rocks indicate that the south pole was once located in northern Africa

350 my ago

1000s of years ago

10,000s of years ago

100,000s of years ago

450 my ago

Plate tectonics is responsible for volcanic emissions of CO2

At oceanic ridges

At convergent plate boundaries

At hot spots

All of the above

None of the above

The part of Earths’ mantle that is semi-solid and flows at a few cm per year is

the thermocline

the lithosphere

the oceanic crust

the asthenosphere

the continental crust

Uplift and weathering drives

Global cooling by removing CO2 from the atmosphere

Global warming by removing CO2 from the atmosphere

Global cooling by adding CO2 to the atmosphere

Global warming by adding CO2 to the atmosphere

The most abundant element in Earth’s crust is

Carbon

Dilithium

Europium

Oxygen

Plutonium

The atmosphere content of CO2 is measured in.

Microwatts per cubic meter

Uranium equivalents

Parts per thousand

Parts per million

Parts per billion

The atmosphere content of CH4 is measured in.

Microwatts per cubic meter

Uranium equivalents

Parts per thousand

Parts per million

Parts per billion

The Gaia Hypothesis is that

Life has played a role in physical and chemical weathering processes

Individual life-forms regulate their own evolution for the greater benefit of all life on the planet.

Advanced equations are on the fundamental laws of physics, fluid motion, and chemistry are inapplicable to life

a and b

a and c

b and c

GCM stands for.

Global climate models

Global calculation models

General circulation models

Geochemical concentration models

All of the above

100 my ago the planet was about 15 °C warmer than it is now due to

The sun’s luminosity being greater

Higher spreading rates of the oceanic ridges

Lack of ice at the poles

The oceans were ice-free and had much lower albedo

All of the above

None of the above

Which of the hypotheses for the cause of long-term climate change explains the least about past climate?

Uplift and Weathering

Polar Position

BLAG

Polar temperatures at 100 my ago were higher by

40 °C in the Arctic and 20 °C in the Antarctic

40 °C in the Antarctic and 20 °C in the Arctic

40 °C in the Antarctic and the Arctic

20 °C in the Antarctic and the Arctic

“Snowball Earth” ended because.

The sun increased luminosity.

Volcanic eruptions of CO2 change the heat balance of the planet.

Which is true?

Without greenhouse gases Earth’s temperature would be -32 F.

Without greenhouse gases Earth’s temperature would be 15 C.

Without greenhouse gases Earth’s temperature would be 212 F.

Without greenhouse gases Earth’s temperature would be – 16 C.

Without greenhouse gases Earth’s temperature would be -273 C.

The Keeling Curve shows that the content of CO2 in the atmosphere has increased by how much from 1958 to the present?

280 ppm

314 ppm

416 ppm

136 ppm

102 ppm

Climate change has been the driver of at least five mass extinction events on Earth. The cause of those climate changes was

Imbalance in predator-prey ratios

Human activity

Formation of ocean basins

Changes in atmosphere composition

That did not happen, it is a hoax

Sea level changes due to plate tectonics occur on time scales of

1,000s of years

10,000s of years

10s of millions of years

annually

This is not possible; sea level is constant.

Geologic data show that global sea levels were highest in the

Paleocene, Triassic, and Devonian

Jurassic, Cretaceous, and Permian

Cretaceous, Carboniferous, and Ordovician

Triassic, Neogene, and Silurian

Cambrian, Ordovician, and Silurian

The six sedimentary sequences of North America were periods when

Marine regressions occurred and the land was exposed and eroded

Marine transgressions occurred and sedimentary deposits accumulate on the continent

The cause of global marine regression and transgression was

Change in the atmosphere content of greenhouse gases

Change in the patterns of ocean circulation

Change in the rate of atmospheric circulation

Change is global temperature

Change in the rate of sea floor spreading

Collision of the Indian subcontinent with Asia caused

A drop in global sea level

A rise in global sea level

No change in sea level because it was balanced

Cooling of Earth’s climate during the past 50 my was

1.5 °C

20 °C

40 °C

15 °C

The geological archives show evidence of glacial periods

Four times during the past 500 my

Six times during the past 500 my

Five times during the past 300 my

Eight times during the past 300 my

What is the evidence that what is now Arctic Canada had a warm climate 60 my ago?

The magnetic poles have reversed

What is now Arctic Canada was an island at the equator called Hockey East

Fossil assemblages associated with warm climate

Fossil assemblages associated with cold climates

The estimated temperature change during the past 50 my for North America is

15 °C

-16 °C

-2.5 °C

25 °C

-25 °C

Evidence shows that trees now living in Argentina lived in Antarctica how many years ago?

20,000

100,000

3,000,000

30,000,000

30,000,000,000

Oxygen isotopes have atomic masses of

16 and 13

16 and 14

16 and 15

16 and 17

16 and 18

Oxygen isotope ratios are proxies for paleotemperatures because

Higher temperatures make the relative amounts closer

Higher temperatures make the relative amounts farther apart

Lower temperatures make the relative amounts closer

Lower temperatures make the relative amounts farther apart

a and b

a and c

a and d

b and c

b and d

c and d

Oxygen isotope ratios vary because the lighter isotope is more easily evaporated and more easily extracted from sea water by organisms that make their shells of CaCO3

Positive delta O18 indicates

Warmer temperature

Colder temperature

Magnesium/calcium ratios in foraminifera shells

Show a positive correlation with delta O18

Show an inverse correlation with delta O18

Positive changes in delta O18 recoded in benthic foraminifera shells indicate

Cooling of the deep ocean and growth of ice sheets on the continents

Cooling of the deep ocean and shrinking of ice sheets on the continents

Warming of the deep ocean and growth of ice sheets on the continents

Warming of the deep ocean and shrinking of ice sheets on the continents

The threshold concentrations for glaciation in the Arctic and Antarctic are

280 ppm for the Arctic and 315 ppm for the Antarctic

280 ppm for the Arctic and 416 ppm for the Antarctic

750 ppm for the Arctic and 280 ppm for the Antarctic

500 ppm for the Arctic and 315 ppm for the Antarctic

280 ppm for the Arctic and 750 ppm for the Antarctic]

Why is Venus so much warmer than Earth today?

Venus’s atmosphere is 90 times as dense as Earth’s.

Venus’s atmosphere is 96% carbon dioxide

Solar insolation on Venus is nearly twice that of Earth

All of the above

None of the above

What climate factors affect the removal of carbon dioxide from Earth’s atmosphere?

Precipitation and temperature

Latitude and Longitude

Lunar phase

Monsoon season

Does each lithospheric plate correspond to an individual continent or ocean basin?

Yes

Yes for continents, no for ocean basins

Yes for ocean basins, no for continents

Which is true?

Earth’s magnetic poles flip polarity, but remain at the rotational axes

Earth’s magnetic poles drift in the Arctic, but not in the Antarctic

Earth’s magnetic poles flip polarity and drift

The central concept behind the BLAG hypothesis is

There was no permanent ice at the poles during the Cretaceous period

Gondwanaland was always located at the Equator

Gondwanaland was always located at the South Pole

Climate change is driven by changing levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere and oceans by plate tectonics

Orbital cycles control Earth’s climate

Past rates of sea floor spreading are determined by

Measuring the distance between magnetic reversals recorded in oceanic crust

Measuring the time between magnetic reversals recorded in oceanic crust

Age dates of the changes in delta O18

a and b

a and c

b and c

Geophysicists can determine the latitude a rock was at when it became magnetize by measuring its

Horizontal magnetic intensity

Vertical magnetic intensity

Total magnetic intensity

Magnetic declination

Magnetic inclination

Mismatches between climate models and geologic observations can be due to

Lack of information for the models

Recrystallization of planktic tests at the bottom of the ocean

Both a and b

Neither a nor b

The period when the Earth cooled from a greenhouse to an icehouse state was the

Paleocene

Cambrian

Jurassic

Tertiary

Mesozoic

Global sea level fluctuations are determined from

Sedimentary deposits on the land

Sedimentary deposits in lakes

Sedimentary deposits in the shallow oceans

Sedimentary deposits in the deep oceans

Ice cores

The largest mass extinction occurred during the

Silurian

Cretaceous

Devonian

Permian-Triassic

Triassic-Jurassic

Glacial periods correlate with

Lower sea levels

Higher sea levels

The scientists who studied oxygen isotopes and produced the proxy record of polar glaciations are

Tyndall and Keeling

Lovelock and Margulis

Vine and Matthews

Lisecki and Raymo

Sample of Article Review What is/are the author’s goal(s)? The author’s goal

Sample of Article Review

What is/are the author’s goal(s)?

The author’s goal is to explore the electoral performance of four Central American parties that have roots in armed opposition movements.

What is/are the author’s objective(s)?

The author’s objective is to seek answers to what extent have the former guerillas groups succeeded as political parties and why certain political parties had better success rates than other similar political parties in Central America.

3. Summary

The article “The Transition from Armed Opposition to Electoral Opposition in Central America” by Michael E. Allison is about how different political parties in Central American countries (Nicaragua, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras) started to move out of being guerillas and made their way into political parties. The article focused on four political parties for each country: Nicaragua (FSLN), El Salvador (FMLN), Guatemala (URNG), Honduras (PUD). There were two main political parties in each country. The voting processes for each country was different. Because the voting was different in different countries it sometimes was hard for third- party challengers to compete. The voting in single-member-distracts voting tends to create a 2-party system so it makes it more difficult for third-party challengers to compete effectively. PUD was the political party that had the most difficultly getting into the favorable spot of the people. FSLN was the only one of these parties to have occupied presidency

Key Points: (10 to 12 bullet points)

The FSLN lost office in 1990 and has not regained it but it still is one of the two strongest electoral forces in Nicaragua. FSLN is the only one that has served in both government roles and opposition roles.

ARENA was another political party in El Salvador that did not have a connection with the civil war era. The presidential candidate was young. FMLN did not want to be associated with the civil war era; they had a hard time disassociating themselves from the civil war.

In Guatemala, the political party URNG got 10 percent of the vote in the legislature and presidency. It was a high number for a new political party that did not have any experience in the electoral before.

In Honduras the government announced that there was an amnesty program for political prisoners and guerillas in exile because of that many former guerrillas agreed to abandon what remained of the armed struggle and join into a new political party.

Honduras had two main political parties which were the National Party and the Liberal party and the third largest was PUD. PUD did not come close to winning an election although their seats in the election increased. PUD did not have a chance in winning against the two main political parties.

FSLN is the only group to win presidency and it is still one of the two largest groups in Nicaragua.7. The PUD entered electoral competition weaker both organizationally and in public support than the region’s other guerrilla groups

The probability of the new political parties to most likely succeed in competing in presidential systems under majority runoff rules than under plurality electoral rules was higher. The political parties are likely to perform better in election for president where there is a majority runoff than plurality voting.

By the end of the century, the formed opposition groups had disarmed, demobilized, and pursued the electoral route to power. These political parties were guerillas before the political parties.

Initial electoral performance of the new political parties closely was closely tied their experiences and performance as armed opposition groups. Medium and long-term success was based on their ability to exploit the personnel and skills developed during the insurgent period.

Glossary

Amassed (v.)- gather together or accumulate (a large amount or number of valuable material or things) over a period of time.

Coalesce (v.)- come together to form one mass or whole.

Nom de guerre (n.)- an assumed name under which a person engages in combat or some other activity or enterprise.

Upheaval (n.)- a violent or sudden change or disruption to something.

Poised: having a composed and self-assured manner.

Propelled: drive, push, or cause to move in a particular direction, typically forward.

Cadres: a small group of people specially trained for a particular purpose or profession.

Incumbent: necessary for (someone) as a duty or responsibility.

Conclusion

Author provides ample examples of various armed forces that emerged during repressive governments in four Central American countries. The author elaborates on how these developed and the capacity that each had to overthrow the government. Yet, not all of these armed rebellions were successful. The author demonstrates the exhaustive and oppressive military systems that the region had undergone for decades and the desperation from people to find alternatives to new forms of government. The article had a lot of numbers which I did not like, but those numbers helped to prove the point about the votes.

Case Study Answer the following question: 1/ Experts say that entrepreneurs who

Case Study

Answer the following question:

1/ Experts say that entrepreneurs who need between $100,000 and $3 million often face the greatest obstacles when raising capital for their businesses. Why?

( 150-200 words )

2/ How should Kevin Semcken raise the $1.5 million in capital that Able Planet needs? Be sure to consider sources of both debt and equity financing. ( 150-200 words )

3/ Write a short memo to Kevin Semcken explaining what he should do before he approaches potential lenders and investors to maximize his chances of getting the capital that Able Planet needs. ( 150-200 words )

Assignment 3 Questions: Week 10 to Week 13: – [5 Marks] Q1:

Assignment 3 Questions: Week 10 to Week 13: – [5 Marks]

Q1: You take $1000 that you held as currency and put it into the banking system. The

reserve ratio is equal to 10%. [1.5 Marks]

Calculate the money multiplier.

By how much will increase the total amount of deposits in the banking system?

By how much will increase the money supply?

Q2. (Labor Force, Labor Participation Rate and Unemployment Rate). [1.5 Marks]

In Year 1, country A has a labor force of 100, of whom 90 are employed. The remaining 50 people in the country are not in the labor force.

Calculate the employment ratio, the labor participation rate and unemployment rate.

Over the course of the year, 10% of the employed become unemployed, while 20% of the unemployed become employed; 5% of the employed leave the labor force, while 4% of those not in the labor force become employed. The population remains unchanged.

Fill in the following table. (Hint: It might be helpful to draw the flow diagram before answering.)

In Year 1

In Year 2

Population

150

Labor Force

100

Employed

Unemployed

Calculate the employment ratio, the labor participation rate and unemployment rate. (Fractions suffice.)

Q3. Assume that a bank has on its asset side reserves of 1000 and loans of 6000 and on

its liability side deposits of 7000. Assume that the required reserve ratio is 10

percent. [2 Marks]

1) How much is the bank required to hold as reserves given its deposits of 7000?

2) How much are its excess reserves?

3) By how much can the bank increase its loans?

Answer:

Law Discussion Question Deidre McFadden came to the offices of Webber &

Law

Discussion Question

Deidre McFadden came to the offices of Webber & Associates seeking help in organizing her business, Fashion Angels, a toy-making enterprise focusing on dolls with multiple outfits. She wants to run the business and has few personal assets so is not worried about personal liability. Deidre’s aunt, Penelope, is elderly, wealthy, and adores her only niece. Penelope is willing to invest $500,000 to start the business, and Deidre has $10,000 to contribute on her own. Deidre expects to do all the work without compensation as it will take at least a year before Fashion Angels will make any profit. Penelope will sign any agreement terms, with one condition. Penelope is insisting that Deidre cannot leave the company, stating “I don’t want my money going to a stranger, it’s for Deidre.”

Deidre is looking for your advice as to the type of entity that would suit her best. “I don’t want my aunt to become the target for bill collectors if I fail. And to be honest, I really don’t want her interfering in the business because she can be quite aggressive.”

What advice would you give Deidre?

Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Ministry of Education Saudi Electronic University ??????? ???????

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Ministry of Education

Saudi Electronic University

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College of Administrative and Financial Sciences

ASSIGNMENT-3

Knowledge Management (MGT-403)

1st. Semester (2021-2022)

Assignment Workload:

This Assignment is a mini project type assignment.

This assignment is a group Assignment

Course Learning Outcomes-Covered

Demonstrate effective knowledge management skills to utilize knowledge management tools for the benefits of the organization.

Demonstrate ability to work with others effectively as a team member in knowledge management projects, related to case studies.

Assignment 3

Choose any organization of your choice (Preferably from Saudi Arabia) and write a detailed report with following headings. (600-700 Words)

Report Title: Knowledge management systems in organizations.

Part A. Introduction: (3 Marks)

The introduction part must highlight the following.

Briefly describe knowledge management and its benefits to organization in general.

Brief description of the selected organization.

Complete description of the knowledge management system of the selected organization.

Major tools and techniques used by the organization to capture and disseminate knowledge.

Highlight the major challenges faced by the organizations in Saudi Arabia to implement knowledge management systems.

Part B. Recommendation and Conclusion: (2 Marks)

What suggestions/recommendations would you like to provide to the Saudi organizations in general for improving knowledge management systems.

Write down conclusion in one paragraph.

Al-Rajhi Bank

Introduction

Al-Rajhi is one of the world’s major Islamic banks in Saudi Arabia. This is a very lucrative institution with a sizable overall asset base. The organization represents a significant investment for Saudi Arabia, as it houses the largest joint-stock companies in the United Arab Emirates (Hislop et al., 2018). The bank has implemented knowledge management practices throughout its operations to attract new customers and maintain existing ones. They’ve developed exclusive methods and strategies that enable them to anticipate what their clients desire and how they might obtain it without asking. This article will discuss all facets of knowledge management and methodology, including methods and applications. Additionally, despite being one of the most lucrative businesses, the newspaper will look into the bank’s difficulties.

Numerous businesses have made knowledge management a central approach for accomplishing their goals. Knowledge management is a type of information management that entails identifying, capturing, evaluating, and disseminating knowledge throughout an organization. This entails providing staff with access to database information, policies, and other critical information. Workers will be able to anticipate their clients’ demands, which will allow them to acquire new consumers.

AI-Rajhi has made eight critical steps toward success in knowledge management. To begin, the organization highlighted the potential benefits of the program to the company’s performance. Second, technological developments facilitated the development of a change-oriented culture within the bank. By implementing a knowledge management program, the organization was able to identify and prioritize critical requirements, allowing it to focus on the most critical requirements. Due to the bank’s effective senior leadership, it developed a competent management implementation strategy that guides the organization toward program execution. The bank was able to complete some initiatives as a result of the roadmap successfully. Al-Rajhi Bank has effectively implemented these tactics to grow into a significant Saudi Arabian enterprise (Alzalabani & Nair, 2019). Each year, the company’s consumer base has risen significantly. According to data, Al-Rajhi has an annual client growth rate of 10%, rather impressive.

While Al-Rajhi Bank operates efficiently, its knowledge management system is experiencing some short-term difficulties. They must devise a strategy for assisting in the development of knowledge management systems. To remain competitive, the bank needs to invest in technological advancements. Technology is a critical component of knowledge management, and its performance is directly related to it, given how dependent knowledge management is on it. Human resources and corporate culture are other areas where the bank’s knowledge management should be improved (Alzalabani & Nair, 2019). These two factors have a direct effect on how knowledge management is conducted. To retain and acquire new clients, the business must pay particular attention to the components mentioned above.

Al-Rajhi Bank has experienced significant difficulty integrating knowledge management systems in recent years. The organization has been unable to encourage personnel because they are perpetually satisfied with their previous behavior. Employees struggle to adapt to a knowledge management plan. Keeping pace with rapidly emerging technologies is also expensive for a business’s bottom line (Alzalabani & Nair, 2019). As technology advances, system upgrades become prohibitively expensive for Al-Rajhi Bank.

Recommendations

The bank should generate a visual or audio message to alter the receiver’s perception and decision-making behavior. In addition, they should build a framework for evaluating new experiences that incorporates framed experiences, contextual knowledge, values, and expert perspectives. Furthermore, the data should be distinct and offer only the most important and understandable details regarding the goals.

Conclusion

For years, knowledge management has been a critical component of Al-Rajhi Bank’s operations. The bank devised tactics that allowed them to adopt the approach, which resulted in increased clientele. They were able to foresee the wants of their consumers and work by their specifications. They have, however, experienced several obstacles, such as the high cost of technical innovation. The issues demanded the creation of proposals to assist the organization in continuing to thrive. The company must keep its data private and stay up with technological advancements to succeed.

Reference(s)

Alzalabani, A., & Nair, R. D. (2019). Financial recession, credit crunch, and Islamic banks: a case study of Al rajhi bank in Saudi Arabia. East-West. Journal of Economics and Business, 2013(1), 15-36.

Hislop, D., Bosua, R., & Helms, R. (2018). Knowledge management in organizations: A critical introduction. Oxford university press.

Topic–Does the Topic relate to Environment and Business? The business I have

Topic–Does the Topic relate to Environment and Business?

The business I have chosen to evaluate belongs to the fast fashion industry. Fast fashion businesses have recently focused on being more environmentally responsible to appeal to customers that wish to shop ethically. I chose to analyse whether fast fashion businesses can truly be environmentally and socially responsible. Environmental goals and business objectives tend to conflict each other often. Many businesses now greenwash in order to maintain their current customer base. Many companies fail to meet the claims they make. Corporate social responsibility and being sustainable has not always been a priority to businesses. With time there are many more businesses focusing on their environmental impact. H&M is one of the businesses that has been praised as well as criticized for it’s sustainability efforts as a fast fashion business.

Thesis:

H&M has been marketed as an environmentally conscious firm that aims to make ethical decisions. The business has also been criticized for not doing enough when considering sustainability. The nature of the fast fashion firm that encourages consistent sales goes against many core environmental issues. Fast fashion is considered one of the major industries that leads to environmental degradation and H&M falls under this category.

Outline-

H&M has made major progress in its sustainability department. It has won numerous awards including the “PETA Vegan Fashion Award” as well as the “Corporate responsibility reporting awards” (“Praise from others”). This large firm that has been expanding for many years, now as a result of growing consumer concerns has had to do better environmentally.

One of the steps taken by H&M is their eco-conscious clothing line. This clothing line is claimed to be made more sustainably in comparison to the rest of their products. The choices in materials in particular is considered better for the environment in comparison to their regular clothing line. For example, “H&M Group was given a Vegan Deco Award by PETA for a patterned cotton rug made from 100% recycled cotton that was part of our Conscious HOME collection” (“Praise from others”). In addition to this, the business also offers conscious points for shopping from their eco-conscious line. This is aimed to encourage people with environmental concerns to shop more from the brand. It also helps to get more customers to choose to purchase from this clothing line instead.

There are limitations to this however, one being how evidently small their eco-conscious section is in comparison to their regular clothing line. Furthermore, it is a fast fashion brand and probably regardless of its sustainable efforts causes major environmental damage. This point ties in with what is explained earlier. Regardless of their sustainable efforts, they are still evidently causing way more environmental damage then they are doing good.

They have been making efforts not only withing the business but outside as well. For instance, “H&M, one of the world’s largest fast fashion brands, has launched a €1m ($1.16m) recycling prize in an effort to engage innovators, technologists, scientists and entrepreneurs to find a solution to a growing problem in the clothing industry: waste and pollution” (Chhabra, 2015). Financial incentives were provided for a recycling scheme. This is not related to how they run their business but simply seems to encourage ideas and innovative environmental solutions. The marketing department makes extensive efforts to represent this fast fashion brand as something that is good for the planet. The company has faced criticism in relation to this scheme. It is stated that, “critics question whether the company is side stepping the knottier issues of overproduction and worker rights by emphasising materials innovation and technology – especially when recycling the mixed fibres so common in fast fashion is proving tricky” (Chhabra, 2015). It seems that, although making recycled clothing is possible it does not agree with the pace of the fast fashion industry. It is challenging to support consumer culture and sustainability.

Although many consistent efforts are being made, they are also being criticized for their limitations on making impacts that matter. It is questionable whether H&M simply has been making these efforts to not lose customers to other more sustainable businesses.

Works Cited

Praise from others: Awards & recognition. H&M. (n.d.). Retrieved from https://www2.hm.com/en_ca/sustainability-at-hm/our-work/awards.html.

Chhabra, E. (2015, August 25). H&M’s $1M recycling prize is clever but no solution to fast fashion. The Guardian. Retrieved from https://www.theguardian.com/sustainable-business/2015/aug/25/hms-1m-recycling-prize-clever-overproduction-fast-fashion.

H&M like many other businesses has made efforts to be more sustainable, although once analysed, the impact of these efforts are questionable specially considering the nature of the business. Sustainability and fast fashion conflict with one another, which is why H&M faces so many difficulties making lasting impacts.

https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/ijcs.12169

“Sustainably produced fashion has the potential to provide a means to alleviate current strain on social and environmental well-being resulting from increased consumer and financial pressure to produce more fashion product at an increasingly fast rate.”

“Where slow fashion is a sustainable approach to fashion production and consumption, it focuses greater attention on ‘valuing and knowing the object’ (Clark, 2008, p. 440).”

https://www.theguardian.com/sustainable-business/2015/aug/25/hms-1m-recycling-prize-clever-overproduction-fast-fashion

https://www.proquest.com/docview/2438367381?accountid=15067

AEE 3162-01 Fa 2021 Nozzle Design Term Project Guidelines Note, this is

AEE 3162-01 Fa 2021 Nozzle Design Term Project Guidelines

Note, this is only a sample calculation. You should do a similar calculation for your term project conditions.

To find the co-ordinates of the unknown point from known ?, ? for the three points.

Assuming the coordinates of points 1 and 2 in the rectangular Cartesian system as x1, y1 and x2, y2, respectively (as calculated from the previous step) the coordinates of point 3, x3, y3 can be calculated, assuming straight line segments between points, as follows.

Slope of line 1-3, m- = (y3 – y1)/(x3 –x1) = tan[0.5(?1+?3) – 0.5 (?1+?3)]

And for line 2-3, m+ = (y3-y2) / (x3-x2) = tan[0.5(??+?3) + 0.5 (?2+?3)]

Solving, x3 = [(y1 – y2) + x2m+ – x1 m-]/(m+ – m-)

and, y3 = [m+y1 – m-y2 +( x2-x1)(m- – m+)]/(m+ -m-)…………….PLEASE VERIFY THESE Equations

More details……..and correlation to Example 11.1 from text book

I explained in the class about Unit Processes. There are three types of unit processes, 1) a point near the surface or boundary, 2) a point interior in the flow, 3) a point near the oblique shock.

In the example 11.2 (in the book) we come across all the two types of Unit Processes except the oblique shock (sonic line instead). The initial line is a like a boundary point, where some angles are known. The example I wrote is for a general internal point. The points 1 and 2 are known points from the boundary conditions or previous calculations (from the Table that you create). So, for the construction you start from the sonic throat line. Take the half height of the throat as, say 1 unit (cm or inch). Your x, y coordinate starts from there. X axis is the axis of the nozzle. Y coordinate is vertical height of different points. For e.g., for the sonic line the x, y are 0,1, i.e., point a in Figure 11.8

Law Discussion Question Deidre McFadden came to the offices of Webber &

Law

Discussion Question

What advice would you give Deidre?

Law Case Study John, Lesa, and Trevor form a limited liability company.

Law

Case Study

John, Lesa, and Trevor form a limited liability company. John contributes 60 percent of the capital, and Lesa and Trevor each contribute 20 percent. Nothing is decided about how profits will be divided. John assumes that he will be entitled to 60 percent of the profits, in accordance with his contribution. Lesa and Trevor, however, assume that the profits will be divided equally. A dispute over the profits arises, and ultimately a court has to decide the issue.

What will be the result?

How could this dispute have been avoided in the first place?

RESEARCH ARTICLE| FEBRUARY 01 2019 Embezzlement at the Grandview Community Recreation Association

RESEARCH ARTICLE| FEBRUARY 01 2019

Embezzlement at the Grandview Community Recreation Association

Lawrence Chui;

Diane M. Matson

I. CASE

Introduction and Background

As a senior accounting student at Grandview State University (a fictitious university), you have been selected to join a new initiative based on your interest in forensic accounting. This new initiative, described as the Fraud Service Project (FSP), is a collaborative effort between the accounting department at your university and the Grandview Police Department (PD). The FSP provides free forensic accounting services to small not-for-profit organizations in the Grandview community that believe that they may have been victims of fraud. Student volunteers, under the supervision of their faculty advisors, assist the Grandview PD’s fraud unit in the investigation of possible fraud. The responsibilities of the student volunteers and their faculty advisors include meeting with the fraud victims and police detectives, examining relevant documents, and preparing a written report to the Grandview PD. Upon reviewing the written report, the Grandview PD will consult with the county attorney to decide the next course of action. The county attorney could dismiss the case, request further investigation, or charge the alleged fraud perpetrator.

Your first assignment for the FSP involves a possible fraudulent situation at a local not-for-profit organization, the Grandview Community Recreation Association (GCRA). As part of this assignment, you and your faculty advisors are invited to attend a confidential meeting at the Grandview PD’s headquarters to discuss the GCRA case with police sergeant Brody Carnahan, lead investigator on the case, and two of GCRA’s Board members.

GCRA is a community-based recreational association that sponsors various youth sports activities in the Grandview community. It was organized as a not-for-profit organization under Internal Revenue Code Section 501(c) (3). As such, GCRA is required to file Form 990 each year with the Internal Revenue Service. The primary revenue source of GCRA is participant fees, usually paid by the parents of the youth who participate in the various sports activities sponsored by GCRA. In addition, GCRA receives two grants from the local government. Expenses for GCRA consist of playing field and office rentals, salaries for two part-time employees (the executive director and the office manager), utilities, insurance, sports apparel, and a variety of sports equipment. To minimize expenses, GCRA relies heavily on volunteers to help with coaching, setting up and tearing down the playing fields, staffing registration booths at sports events, and distributing promotional flyers in the community.

The GCRA Board of Directors is comprised of the paid part-time executive director and four volunteers. The current members of the Board are Quentin Macintosh, executive director; Greg Andres, president; Brittney Wheeler, vice-president; Robert Norwalk, treasurer; and Annemarie Karon, Board officer. Jess Daniels, the paid part-time office manager, attends all Board meetings in an ex officio capacity. Members of the Board are tasked with carrying out the general business operation of GCRA. Quentin sets the agendas for the Board, oversees the volunteers, and promotes the association’s activities. Greg manages the scheduling of the playing fields. Brittney oversees the training of coaches. Robert handles the association’s finances, including filing tax returns and preparing the financial statements. Annemarie assists wherever help is needed.

The Confidential Meeting

During the confidential meeting at the Grandview PD’s headquarters, both Greg and Brittney expressed concerns about GCRA’s financial situation. In particular, they were worried about an apparent discrepancy between the cash balance in the accounting record, as reported by Robert, and the checking account balance, as reported on GCRA’s bank statement. They also suspect that Robert might have obtained a debit card for GCRA’s checking account without the Board’s knowledge or approval. In addition, they have concerns about Robert’s recent behavior, reporting that he did not attend the last two monthly Board meetings and has not responded to numerous phone calls and email messages in regard to the cash discrepancy. They recalled a Board meeting where Robert complained about not getting paid for all of the time that he was spending on GCRA’s business. After discussing the cash discrepancy and Robert’s odd behavior with the other Board members, Quentin and Annemarie, they decided to contact the police.

To aid with the investigation, Greg and Brittney brought several documents for Sergeant Carnahan, which were then shared with you and your faculty advisors. These documents are presented as Exhibits 1 through 8. Exhibit 1 shows the fee structure for each GCRA-sponsored sport. Exhibit 2 provides the details on the revenues, expenses, and increase in net assets for the year ending October 31, 20X1. Exhibit 3 provides the details on the revenues, expenses, and increase in net assets for the three months ending October 31, 20X1. Exhibit 4 is the accounting record prepared by Robert, detailing the association’s transactions from August through October 20X1. Given that GCRA is a small not-for-profit organization, it elects to use the cash-basis method of accounting. Exhibit 5 contains the three most recent bank statements. In addition, several of the association’s canceled checks and all of the deposit slips for the three-month period are included in Exhibits 6 and 7, respectively. The approved supplier list for GRCA is in Exhibit 8.

(Exhibits 1-8 in separate word document)

The Board of Directors

You learn more about the Board of Directors as you start the investigation. The executive director, Quentin Macintosh, started working part-time for GCRA after retiring from a full-time career as a salesperson. A widower, Quentin enjoys spending time with his grandchildren, who are involved in GCRA’s baseball activities. The president, Greg Andres, is an attorney with his own law office. He is a married father of three and enjoys volunteering because his children are involved in many of the sports activities. Vice-president Brittney Wheeler is a single mother and grade school teacher with two children, who are in the baseball program. Robert Norwalk, the treasurer, recently married his third wife. He is currently working for a temporary agency, as his previous managerial position with a mid-sized firm was eliminated due to a merger and acquisition. His three children from his previous marriages participated in the sports activities when they were younger. Annemarie Karon, a Board officer, is retired from an administrative job with the city. She wants to be involved because her four grandchildren are starting the T-ball program. Jess Daniels, the paid part-time office manager, attends college full-time. As a teenager, she was very active in soccer and umpire training.

The Internal Controls

Internal control refers to procedures and policies, as well as certain activities, established by an organization to safeguard assets and records, assign responsibility and accountability, prepare accurate financial statements, and ensure compliance with laws, contracts, and regulations. Many control activities are important, but in the context of GCRA, you decide to focus on two important control activities—separation of duties and independent checks on performance—and to determine how these control activities operate at GCRA.

To achieve an effective segregation of duties, no one person should have responsibility over authorization, accounting, and custody. Potential problems could arise if one person has control over any two of the preceding functions. At GCRA, the part-time executive director, Quentin Macintosh, and the Board president, Greg Andres, are in charge of authorization. They authorize the payment of checks by performing a brief review of the checks and supporting documentation. Robert Norwalk, the volunteer treasurer, is in charge of accounting. He prepares the monthly accounting documents and the quarterly and annual financial statements, and also files the tax returns. Jess Daniels, the part-time office manager, maintains custody of the checkbook by keeping it locked up when Robert does not need it to write the checks.

Quentin conducts independent checks on performance, in a general sense, and addresses any questions or problems brought up by the volunteers. As required, Annemarie must review the schedules for the playing fields that Greg prepares. Mistakes in scheduling the playing fields are difficult to correct, so this review is important. Jess is responsible for reviewing the bank statements and reconciling the checking account. It appears, however, that the review and reconciliation are not completed on a timely basis.

The Fraud Triangle

The fraud triangle is a useful tool for analyzing situations in which fraud has occurred or is suspected or where it could occur.1 There are three parts to the fraud triangle: motivation, opportunity, and rationalization. Motivation is the reason the perpetrator (a person or an organization) has for beginning the fraud; it is a real or perceived financial pressure or need. For an individual, for example, motivation could be supporting an elderly parent, experiencing a divorce, or suffering from drug addiction. Opportunity is the way in which the perpetrator can commit the fraud without being detected. Opportunity, for instance, could be weak separation of duties or a supervisor who does not understand the work of subordinates. Rationalization is the self-justification that explains committing the fraud. Possible rationalizations are a belief that stolen money is a loan and will be paid back or is a way to “get even” for not receiving a pay raise.

Some Characteristics of a Not-For-Profit Organization

A not-for-profit organization (NFP) faces some challenges not typically faced by large for-profit organizations. An NFP will have a Board of Directors to provide oversight, as does a for-profit corporation. The members of a Board at an NFP, however, may not be familiar with accounting or internal controls, or, if they are, these areas might be neglected as the NFP focuses on its core services. In addition, the Board may not have an ethics policy or an audit committee. Such an organization will most likely rely on volunteers to do much of the work, and these volunteers may not be familiar with financial oversight. Moreover, conflicts of interest among executives, Board members, suppliers, and beneficiaries may not be addressed (Ho 2010; Zac and De Armond 2015).

Donations are essential for the operations of the NFP, and it is possible that a major donor will come to wield substantial influence and possibly override the wishes of the Board members. An NFP may hesitate to report suspected fraud because it does not want bad publicity. The concern is that if donors hear about such a financial loss, they will not contribute in the future. In addition, as the result of such a situation, the Board may fear losing the organization’s important tax-exempt status (Baker Tilly 2016).

II. CASE REQUIREMENTS

Compare GCRA’s accounting document (Books) with its bank statements (Bank). Identify the differences, if any. Consider using a table to keep track of any differences.

Consider the differences, if any, identified in Question 1. Do you have any concerns about these differences? Be specific regarding the items and amounts that create any differences. What potential issue(s) do you see?

Consider and apply the fraud triangle. Define motivation, opportunity, and rationalization. From the information that you have gathered concerning Robert Norwalk, what do you speculate is his motivation, opportunity, and possible rationalization to perpetrate fraud?

Research embezzlement and larceny. How are they different from each other? Which problem appears to be present in this case? What can organizations do to prevent or minimize embezzlement and larceny?

What recommendations would you make to GCRA’s Board of Directors?

What are some reasons that small not-for-profit organizations are more susceptible to fraud than are other larger and/or for-profit organizations?

Are there any other issues to consider? If so, please discuss these.

Topic–Does the Topic relate to Environment and Business? The business I have

Topic–Does the Topic relate to Environment and Business?

Thesis:

Outline-

Works Cited

Praise from others: Awards & recognition. H&M. (n.d.). Retrieved from https://www2.hm.com/en_ca/sustainability-at-hm/our-work/awards.html.

https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/ijcs.12169

“Where slow fashion is a sustainable approach to fashion production and consumption, it focuses greater attention on ‘valuing and knowing the object’ (Clark, 2008, p. 440).”

https://www.theguardian.com/sustainable-business/2015/aug/25/hms-1m-recycling-prize-clever-overproduction-fast-fashion

https://www.proquest.com/docview/2438367381?accountid=15067

Week Two: Hands-on Analysis World Health Statistics This dataset is obtained from

Week Two: Hands-on Analysis

World Health Statistics

This dataset is obtained from Census.gov, “Sample Countries Data,” and contains data by country for geographical area, population, military, health, Internet usage, HIV epidemic, development range and more – for selected countries only. The learning objectives are to quickly explore data, distill important information, and display in meaningful, easy-to-read graphs, then to use those visualizations to enhance a compelling business report.

You are the Director of Global Outreach for the Natun Health Awareness Services (a non-governmental agency providing resources to government agencies and healthcare provides worldwide). This is your regular report to your Executive Director, summarizing the recent data that you have collected. Leadership is concerned with how resources should be targeted for the upcoming year. For each analysis below, provide your insights on the historical data and your recommendations for future actions.

Import the file into Excel® or Access® (or your compatible application).

Create new columns as necessary to complete the analysis.

Perform the necessary steps (Sort/Filter/Pivot Table or Query/Report) to develop detailed answers for each question below:

NOTE: For Items B-D, XY-scatter plot required; outcome variable must be your Y (e.g. vertical axis) and both X & Y must be numeric variables.

What are the countries with highest HIV epidemic?

What correlation can you see between HIV infections and the country’s urbanization?

Does the development of a country impact the overall health of a country?

How can you explain high life expectancies based on one other factor?

Write a compelling business report – in the form of ONE descriptive paragraph and ONE graph for each analysis. Each paragraph must refer to the information presented in the graph using the labeled Figure #. Use APA format to label your graphs.

SUBMIT – your final report with one Word® document and one Excel®/Access® file.

IT 341 Skills Exam II Instructions: You have been provided with the

IT 341

Skills Exam II

Instructions:

You have been provided with the required addressing table and network topology in a pkt file. Follow the instructions and complete the exam.

Deliverables:

Zipped folder containing:

Word document with answers.

pkt file with complete configurations.

Device

Interface

IP Address

Subnet

Default Gateway

F0/0

172.16.1.1

255.255.255.0

N/A

F0/1

172.16.2.1

255.255.255.0

N/A

S0/0/0

10.10.1.1

255.255.255.252

N/A

F0/0

192.168.1.17

255.255.255.248

N/A

S0/0/0

10.10.1.2

255.255.255.252

N/A

S0/0/1

10.10.2.1

255.255.255.252

N/A

F0/0

168.10.10.2

255.255.255.0

N/A

S0/0/0

10.10.2.2

255.255.255.252

N/A

PC1

NIC

172.16.1.2

255.255.255.0

172.16.1.1

PC2

NIC

172.16.2.2

255.255.255.0

172.16.2.1

PC3

NIC

192.168.1.18

255.255.255.248

192.168.1.17

PC4

NIC

168.10.10.3

255.255.255.0

168.10.10.2

Task 1: Configure Basic Device Settings (10 Points)

Setup host name for the routers as given in the topology.

Setup enable password: class

Setup line console password: cisco

Task 2: Configure and Verify RIPv2 Routing (40 points)

Configure RIPv2 as the routing protocol on the routers and advertise the appropriate networks using the network statement. (hint: determine the connected networks for each router and advertise them through RIPv2.) (15 points)

Prevent routing updates on the LAN Interfaces of R2 and R3. (hint: you should use passive-interface command.) (10 points)

Verify that RIPv2 is running on the routers. Which command would you use to confirm that RIPv2 is running? (10 points)

Show run

Examine the routing tables on all routers. What command should you use to examine the routing table content? (5 points)

Show ip route

Task 3: Configure Static Routing (30 Points)

From RIPv2 configuration on R2, remove the LAN network 192.168.1.16/28.

(5 points)

Configure a static route on R1 and R3 to reach 192.168.1.16/28 network. (15 points)

Verify the routing configurations by viewing the routing tables of R1 and R3. How can you confirm from the routing tables that all static routes have been added correctly? (10 points)

When viewing the routing table, you have to make sure that the static ips have been added in the proper way.

Task 4: Saving your Configurations and Restart the Devices (5 Points)

Save your configuration by using the proper save command on the routers. Now, click on ‘Power Cycle Devices’ to restart the network. Please make sure to save your configurations before restarting your devices.

Task 5: Verify Connectivity (15 points)

To verify connectivity, you should be able to ping between all the devices.

Source

Destination

Yes/No

PC1

PC3

PC2

PC3

PC1

PC4

PC1

Jubail University College-Male Branch Department of Business Administration Semester – 431 BUS

Jubail University College-Male Branch

Department of Business Administration

Semester – 431

BUS 243 – Total Quality Management

Assignment – 2

Group No: ___________

Student’s Name

Date: ___________

Semester 431 BUS 243-Total Quality Management

Assignment-2 Submission date: 28.11.2021

Group Submission (Same group as Assignment-1)

Students are requested to answer all the questions given below. Discuss and give examples for each question with references. (10 Marks) (Chapters 5 & 9)

Discuss the differences between value-creation processes and support processes in a manufacturing organization.

Explain the process management and list the major activities involved in process management.

What is process control in manufacturing organization and why is it important to enhance the performance excellence? Discuss with examples

Describe the concepts on which the core philosophy of six sigma is based.

Explain the contrasting features between total quality management (TQM) and six sigma

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Note: • Total marks for this assignment is 10 per student.

• Marks will be given based on the proper explanation, examples, opinion, references, arrangement of the paragraph, content page, page numbers and font size.

• Marks will be reduced for any late submission of the assignment

Dr.Ishaq Kalanther, PhD

Assistant Professor of Business Administration

Business Department

20.11.2021

Section I Directions: Be able to identify each of the people/objects/places/terms/events below.

Section I

Directions: Be able to identify each of the people/objects/places/terms/events below. In a short answer, explain why are they significant and how they influenced Early Western History?

Concrete

Trajan’s Column

Tiberius Gracchus

The Rape of Lucretia

Juvenal

mare nostrum

The Aeneid

Pompeii

Tarquinus Superbus

Masada

Gnaeus Pompeius Magnus

Plebeians

St Paul

The Capitoline Wolf

The Battle of Actium

Marcus Aurelius

The Tetrarchy

Cato

The Punic Wars

The Rubicon

The Justinian Code

King Alfred

Shi’ite

Danelaw

Beowulf

Pope Gregory I

King Alfred

ibn Sina

The Council of Nicaea

Córdoba

The Vulgate

Civitas Dei

Charles Martel

Muhammad

Theoderic the Ostrogoth

Carolingian Miniscule

Le Chanson de Roland

Druids

The Venerable Bede

Hagia Sophia

Section II

Directions: Multiple choice, T/F. Study the chapter quizzes

Section III

Directions: Be prepared to answer the following questions. Answer the question completely and include some discussion of primary sources, where appropriate, to support your answer.

What was the pater familias? What role did this concept have in Roman society?

Describe life in the city of Rome. Would you have liked to have lived there?

What factors led to the decline of the Republic?

Why was the senate hostile to Caesar?

Describe the influence of The Greeks and Etruscans on Rome

Do you think Octavian earned his title of ‘Augustus’?

Why did the philosophy of stoicism become popular in the Roman world?

Describe the development of Christianity in the first century CE.

Why were the Saxons and the Franks able to establish kingdoms that lasted longer than many other Germanic Kingdoms (such as the Ostrogoths, Visigoths and Vandals)?

Do you agree with the statement that Constantinople was a second Rome?

Write a diary as if you are a monk. What is your daily life like? Describe the people and places in your environment.

Discuss the central tenets of Islam and its early development.

Compare Celtic and Roman Christianity.

Why is the reign of Charlemagne generally considered to mark the end of the Dark Ages?

How did St Augustine influence medieval Christianity?

Outline the major divisions within Islam and its impact upon the early caliphates.

Instructions – PLEASE READ THEM CAREFULLY This assignment is an individual assignment.

Instructions – PLEASE READ THEM CAREFULLY

This assignment is an individual assignment.

Due date for Assignment 3 is 2nd December 2021

The Assignment must be submitted only in WORD format via allocated folder.

Assignments submitted through email will not be accepted.

Students are advised to make their work clear and well presented, marks may be reduced for poor presentation. This includes filling your information on the cover page.

Students must mention question number clearly in their answer.

Late submission will NOT be accepted.

Avoid plagiarism, the work should be in your own words, copying from students or other resources without proper referencing will result in ZERO marks. No exceptions.

All answered must be typed using Times New Roman (size 12, double-spaced) font. No pictures containing text will be accepted and will be considered plagiarism).

Submissions without this cover page will NOT be accepted.

Assignment Purposes/Learning Outcomes:

After completion of Assignment-3 students will able to understand the

LO 1.2: Describe how to evaluate macroeconomic conditions such as unemployment, inflation, and growth.

LO 1.3: Recognize the fundamental determinant’s of a nation’s long-run economic growth.

Assignment 3 Questions: Week 10 to Week 13: – [5 Marks]

Q1: You take $1000 that you held as currency and put it into the banking system. The

reserve ratio is equal to 10%. [1.5 Marks]

Calculate the money multiplier.

By how much will increase the total amount of deposits in the banking system?

By how much will increase the money supply?

Q2. (Labor Force, Labor Participation Rate and Unemployment Rate). [1.5 Marks]

In Year 1, country A has a labor force of 100, of whom 90 are employed. The remaining 50 people in the country are not in the labor force.

Calculate the employment ratio, the labor participation rate and unemployment rate.

Fill in the following table. (Hint: It might be helpful to draw the flow diagram before answering.)

In Year 1

In Year 2

Population

150

Labor Force

100

Employed

Unemployed

Calculate the employment ratio, the labor participation rate and unemployment rate. (Fractions suffice.)

Q3. Assume that a bank has on its asset side reserves of 1000 and loans of 6000 and on

its liability side deposits of 7000. Assume that the required reserve ratio is 10

percent. [2 Marks]

1) How much is the bank required to hold as reserves given its deposits of 7000?

2) How much are its excess reserves?

3) By how much can the bank increase its loans?

Answer:

PSY315 – Fall 2021 Homework 3 For this assignment, you need to

PSY315 – Fall 2021

Homework 3

For this assignment, you need to find an original research paper, read it, and write up a response that describes the study, all the while connecting the content of the study to the content of the course/textbook. In reading your responses, we should we able to ascertain what the study was about (research question, how they answered the question, aka the method, and what the results are), and how it relates to what we talked about in class.

Your responses should be no more than 500 words. This isn’t a lot of words, which means you’ll need to think about how to be as clear and concise as possible to fit all the information you need in the length provided. Writing concisely can be a challenge, but it is a useful skill to develop!

The connections you make between your article and the class content should be meaningful, and not shallow. For example, saying “My article was about perceptual narrowing, and perceptual narrowing is something that we talked about in class” will not cut it. Here are some types of connections I could envision you making. Note: these are not all the possible types of connections you could make; also, the sentences I provide in parentheses are meant to be simplified templates for the types of arguments you could make, not actual sentence structures you should use in your responses:

Gaining more insight into something we learned in class (In class we learned that children X. My article argued that the reason children do X is because of Y.)

Contradicting something we learned in class (In class, we learned that children X because of Y. The article I read, however, argues instead that children X because of Z)

Extending knowledge from class to a new problem or domain (In class we learned that X children do Y. The article I read explored how this works with Z children). This may be a likely tactic for those interested in seeing how something we’ve learned about with monolingual children works in multilingual children (though the other ones would work for this too).

As mentioned previously, you should read an original research paper for your response. An original research paper is a primary source that describes an original research study. The paper you choose has to be recent (2010 or after). You cannot use a literature review, a meta-analysis, a knowledge translation paper (e.g., from journals such as The Conversation), a commentary or an opinion piece. The paper you choose must be taken from an academic research journal and must pertain to the topic of the course, i.e., Language Development or Acquisition. You can have your paper approved by the instructor via email if you want to be sure by sending a full reference and link to the paper.

The title of response should be the reference to the article you read (in APA format, 6th or 7th edition). This does not count towards the word limit. At the end of your response, on a separate line, indicate the word count (Word count: XXX). If you highlight your response in Microsoft Word, it will tell you the number of words in the bottom left.

I am available to assist you at any step of the process (finding/choosing an article, understanding the article, brainstorming how it connects to class, writing the response, etc.). Feel free to reach out to me at any time ([email protected]) or visit me in my office hours (Tuesday at 10:00 am).

The rubric on which you will be graded will be posted, so you’ll be able to see how you will be evaluated.

The assignment must be handed in through Quercus before 11:59pm on Sunday, December 5 as a word document.

Writing Question

Discussion: UTILITY/ELECTRIC BOX HUNT88 unread replies.88 replies.

Many cities have developed ways in which to encourage public art and beautify their cities and streets. Often, utility/electric boxes around town are painted and decorated. At times, the artwork can be breathtaking, or provide some mind opening social commentary. The styles in which many of these boxes are painted and decorated is vast.
Find A Decorated Utility/Electric Box:
Taking some inspiration from Dave Van Patten, take a photo of a decorated utility/electric box from around town that you feel is inspiring. A photo that shows you standing besides it is preferred, but not required. Be sure to also mention where the utility/electric box is located in your thread.
Be sure to embed your image/s (just like in the demo below). DO NOT attach the image/s in word doc or pdf files. Attached images that require downloading for viewing will NOT be looked at and the discussion will earn a zero.
Embedding Images Into Canvas Discussions (Links to an external site.)
Discussion Questions:
Tell us why you chose this utility/electric box.
What is it about the artwork that made an impression on you?
What do you feel makes it visually effective? Discussing a principle of design or two or anything from the visual toolbox could be helpful.
Tell us your interpretation of the imagery, including the theme you feel is covered.
Avoid going to Google for answers to the questions. Adding a little info from a source is OK, but I really want to hear your very own thoughts.
Your Discussion experience will come in three parts:
Part 1: Taking some inspiration from Dave Van Patten, take a photo of a decorated utility/electric box from around town that you feel is inspiring. A photo that shows you standing besides it is preferred, but not required. Be sure to also mention where the utility/electric box is located in your thread.
Embed the photo to your thread. Avoid using huge file sizes, they may not upload into Canvas.
Part 2: Write a short essay that answers the above questions and provide comments about your own viewing experience. Additions to your thread resulting from any added research is fine. But remember to stay on topic and answer the questions.
Part 3: Respond to a minimum of 2 other student Threads.
Points will be distributed in this manner:
Discussion- 20 max
Original and relevant content (5 points max)- Displaying you have studied and are knowledgeable of the material by addressing required prompts and writing your own thoughts and feelings regarding the material’s content.
A critical analysis (5 points max)- Exhibiting you have engaged with the material by address prompts directly by providing original, insightful observations and thought-provoking commentary- in both your post and classmate responses.
Engaging Responses (5 points max)- Engage in critical analysis of the content present in your classmate’s post. You are expected to provide insightful observations, thought-provoking commentary, or feedback to your classmates. Only responses that engage and encourage critical thinking will receive maximum credit.
Quality of writing (5 points max)- Cleary and concisely articulates ideas and feelings about the material utilizing good sentence fluency (syntax), spelling, and grammar. College-level writing is required.
**Note-many of the rubric’s requirements overlaps, applying to both your post and response.
*The purpose of this exercise is to promote critical thinking. Be sure to provide detailed and supportive answers. One-word answers like “cool, awesome, lol” are not sufficient. You will be graded on the quality of your posts and responses. Failure to respond to at least 2 posts will cost you points. Be mindful and polite to one another, and more importantly, be creative and have fun.

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College of Administrative and Financial Sciences Assignment 3 Corporate Finance (FIN201) Deadline:

College of Administrative and Financial Sciences

Assignment 3

Corporate Finance (FIN201)

Deadline: (06/12/2021 @ 23:59 PM)

Course Name: Corporate Finance

Student’s Name:

Course Code: FIN201

Student’s ID Number:

Semester: 1st

CRN:

Academic Year: 1442/1443 H, First Semester

For Instructor’s Use only

Instructor’s Name:

Students’ Grade: /5

Level of Marks:

Instructions – PLEASE READ THEM CAREFULLY

This assignment is an individual assignment.

The Assignment must be submitted only in WORD format via allocated folder on Blackboard.

Assignments submitted through email will not be accepted.

Students are advised to make their work clear and well presented. This also includes filling your information on the cover page.

Students must mention question number clearly in their answer.

Late submitted assignments will NOT be entertained.

Avoid plagiarism, the work should be in your own words, copying from students or other resources without proper referencing will result in ZERO marks. No exceptions.

All answered must be typed using Times New Roman (size 12, double-spaced) font. No pictures containing text will be accepted and will be considered plagiarism).

Submissions without this cover page will NOT be accepted.

Assignment Questions

Q1: XYZ Company has decided to take a bank loan for the amount of $20 million with interest charged at 6%. XYZ also has 3 million equity shares outstanding trading at $10 each with a return to shareholders of 11%. The company has a tax rate of 35%. What is the after tax Weighted Average Cost of Capital? [2 Mark]

Q2: Describes the three types of Mergers?

[1 Mark]

Q3: What is your return on exercising a call option which was purchased for $5 with an exercise price of $30? The stock price at expiration is $40?

[2 Mark]

The Application of Computer Science to the Field of Marketing “38 Digital

The Application of Computer Science

to the Field of Marketing

“38 Digital Marketing Trends You Can’t Ignore in 2022,” Single Grain, October 2021.

https://www.singlegrain.com/digital-marketing/digital-marketing-trends-2022/

“Six MarTech Trends to Watch in 2021,” WARC, 9/2/21.

https://www.warc.com/newsandopinion/opinion/six-martech-trends-to-watch-in-2021/4057

“Marketing Tech Trends for 2021,” Forbes Online Magazine, 1/5/21.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/forbescommunicationscouncil/2021/01/05/marketing-tech-trends-what-does-2021-hold-for-cmos/?sh=2b8361ba7fd5

“Ten Technology Trends in Marketing for 2021,” CMO from IDG, 12/9/20.

https://www.cmo.com.au/article/685001/predictions-10-technology-trends-marketing-2021/

“The Use of Computer Technology in Marketing,” BizFluent, 9/26/17.

https://bizfluent.com/list-6641121-benefits-using-icts-business-finance.html

“Marketing and Computer Science,” ChiefMartec, March 2008.

https://chiefmartec.com/2008/03/marketing-and-c/

“Seven Components of a Successful Digital Marketing Strategy,” WebFX, no date.

https://www.webfx.com/blog/marketing/digital-marketing-components-5-elements-of-a-successful-digital-marketing-strategy/

ARTIFICIAL INTELLEGENCE/MACHINE LEARnING APPLICATIONS TO MARKETING

“Five AI Applications that Enterprise Marketers can Use Right Now,” Marketing AI Institute, 6/1/21.

https://www.marketingaiinstitute.com/blog/5-practical-ai-applications-that-enterprise-marketers-can-use-right-now

“Ten Ways AI and Machine Learning are Improving Marketing in 2021,” Forbes, 2/21/21.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/louiscolumbus/2021/02/21/10-ways-ai-and-machine-learning-are-improving-marketing-in-2021/?sh=49920eec14c8

Jubail University College Department of Business Administration Semester 431 Assignment 2 Section

Jubail University College

Department of Business Administration

Semester 431

Assignment 2

Section No.:

Course Code:

ACCT 222

Course Name:

Introduction to Financial Accounting II

Student ID

Student Name

Instructor: Mr. Mohammed Aljaber

Ms. Malak Al-Ruqaie

Ms. Baian Aldalham

Instructions:

As accounting is a very important business function in any organization, many software development companies are competing to provide applications that meet the accounting processing requirements of companies. In this assignment you are required to choose any accounting-related software and record a presentation that discusses the following points:

Introduce and explain the accounting tasks to be done using the software: You will introduce the software, its vendor and how you will use it to help the company’s accounting tasks (journal entries, bills, financial statements…etc.).

Advantages: You will explain the business advantages the company will gain from using this software (such as more assets control, reduced expenses…etc.)

Examples: You will give examples of companies that are using this software and how it is benefiting them in carrying out accounting tasks.

Notes:

This is a group assignment of 6 members.

An accounting software can be selected by one group only, so make sure no other groups have chosen the software you want to talk about before you start working on your presentation.

Include a list of references using APA style in the last slide, use at least 3 reliable references.

Submit the recorded presentation along with complete assignment instructions through Blackboard.

Plagiarism will NOT be tolerated. Plagiarized assignment will be assigned ZERO marks.

You can check the following link for instructions on how to prepare a PowerPoint voiceover: https://support.office.com/en-us/article/record-a-slide-show-with-narration-and-slide-timings-0b9502c6-5f6c-40ae-b1e7-e47d8741161c

The deadline is on Week 16 – Wednesday by the end of the day.

Marks are allocated according to the following Grading Rubrics:

Group

Individual

Student ID

Introduction and features

Advantages

Examples

Formatting

References

Knowledge and communication skills

Total

0.5

Assignment I, BUS 222, Sem 382, Female Branch, JUC Page 1 of 1

Film Question

Watch an animated movie that was released before you were born! (MOVIE: TOY STORY 1)submit a one page (approx 250 words) paper with the following:Paragraph 1: The movie you picked and a quick summary of the plot
Paragraph 2: your thoughts on the movie’s story
Paragraph 3: critical analysis such as:film’s contribution to society and/or animation field
identifying important themes
historical implications of the film
unique style applications

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Writing Question

Research Paper:
Length: 1800 words (plus or minus about 100 words. Word count does not include bibliography or works cited pages)
Write a 1800-word (approximately 6-7 pages) paper which develops the topic you proposed in your research proposal and begins to answer one or more of the questions you proposed inquiring into. There are two options for writing this paper: 1. The paper can be in the genre of a “review article;” that is, it makes a claim about the available scholarship on your
chosen topic. 2. The paper can analyze a primary source, such as a Shakespeare play, movie, illustration, or historical speech referencing Shakespeare, theatre review, etc., related to your project; your analysis should be in conversation with the work on similar subjects done by other scholars. The paper should take the argumentative form of a single, focused argument, which develops an evolving thesis from the introduction to the conclusion and makes use of appropriate evidence (such as quotations) to support the argument.
It should be cited using an academic style appropriate to the topic and should include a bibliography or works cited page, which should include a minimum of five academic 5 sources (scholarly books or articles: at least 1 monograph and at least 4 articles are needed, though you are welcome to add sources beyond what you used in the Annotated Bibliography. See the description under “Annotated Bibliography” for more detail). Additional sources can include additional academic sources, or, if it is appropriate for your research, one or two primary sources, such as literary texts, historical documents, or media such as films. The research paper should include the major elements of
academic writing we’ve learned this term, especially the knowledge deficit and state of knowledge; it may make use of as many of the discursive academic features as you find useful.
The research paper should be carefully edited and polished, making it as free of formatting and mechanical errors as you can make it before turning it in. An excellent paper will include very clear, even elegant prose which showcase your ideas and how they have developed.
The research paper is the culmination of your work this term; take time to enjoy the opportunity to explore a topic of your choice and to present your work as cleanly, clearly, and sharply as possible.

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This worksheet is 50 points (out of 100) that will comprise your

This worksheet is 50 points (out of 100) that will comprise your Exercise Analysis Research Project grade.

Be sure you attach the highlighted articles as instructed – failure to do so will result in an automatic 25 point deduction. This submission will allow multiple file uploads.

Rubric

Benchmark #2

Criteria

Ratings

Pts

Upper Body Exercise Components

The upper body exercise components are identified to include the prime mover(s), synergists, antagonists, proper form, possible injuries.

5 pts

Meets Expectations

The upper body exercise components are identified to include the prime mover(s), synergists, antagonists, proper form, possible injuries.

0 pts

Does Not Meet Expectations

The upper body exercise components are not identified to include the prime mover(s), synergists, antagonists, proper form, possible injuries.

5 pts

Upper Body Reference Outlines

Outline each of the scholarly resources related to the upper body exercise. 3 Outlines should be included.

15 to >0.0 pts

Meets Expectations

All 3 upper body references are outlined in the prescribed format without error. Assign points in the range indicated (5 points per resource)

0 pts

Does not Meet Expectations

The 3 References are not outlined in the prescribed format without error.

15 pts

Lower Body Exercise Components

The lower body exercise components are identified to include the prime mover(s), synergists, antagonists, proper form, possible injuries.

5 pts

Meets Expectations

The lower body exercise components are identified to include the prime mover(s), synergists, antagonists, proper form, possible injuries.

0 pts

Does Not Meet Expectations

The lower body exercise components are not identified to include the prime mover(s), synergists, antagonists, proper form, possible injuries.

5 pts

Lower Body Reference Outlines

Outline each of the scholarly resources related to the lower body exercise. 3 Outlines should be included.

15 to >0.0 pts

Meets Expectations

All 3 lower body references are outlined in the prescribed format without error. Assign points in the range indicated (5 points per resource)

0 pts

Does not Meet Expectations

The 3 References are not outlined in the prescribed format without error.

15 pts

APA Formatted Reference List

Include a list of references in APA format.

10 pts

Meets Expectations

A properly formatted reference list is included according to the most recent APA formatting guidelines.

0 pts

Does Not Meet Expectations

A properly formatted reference list is NOT included according to the most recent APA formatting guidelines OR there are APA errors in the reference list provided.

10 pts

Total Points: 50

Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Ministry of Education Saudi Electronic University ??????? ???????

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Ministry of Education

Saudi Electronic University

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College of Administrative and Financial Sciences

Assignment 3 MGT403 (1st Term 2021-2022)

Deadline:09/12/2021 @ 23:59

(To be posted/released to students on BB anytime in Week 11)

Course Name: Knowledge Management

Student’s Name:

Course Code: MGT-403

Student’s ID Number:

Semester: 1st

CRN:

Academic Year: 1442/1443 H, 1st Term

For Instructor’s Use only

Instructor’s Name:

Students’ Grade: /5

Level of Marks: High/Middle/Low

Instructions – PLEASE READ THEM CAREFULLY

This assignment is a group assignment.

Each group will consist of 3-5 Students only.

Due date for Assignment 3 is by the end of Week 14 (9/12/2021)

The Assignment must be submitted only in WORD format via allocated folder.

Assignments submitted through email will not be accepted.

Students are advised to make their work clear and well presented, marks may be reduced for poor presentation. This includes filling your information on the cover page.

Students must mention question number clearly in their answer.

Late submission will NOT be accepted.

Avoid plagiarism, the work should be in your own words, copying from students or other resources without proper referencing will result in ZERO marks. No exceptions.

All answered must be typed using Times New Roman (size 12, double-spaced) font. No pictures containing text will be accepted and will be considered plagiarism).

Submissions without this cover page will NOT be accepted.

ASSIGNMENT-3

Knowledge Management (MGT-403)

1st. Semester (2021-2022)

Assignment Workload:

This Assignment is a mini project type assignment.

This assignment is a group Assignment

Course Learning Outcomes-Covered

Demonstrate effective knowledge management skills to utilize knowledge management tools for the benefits of the organization.

Demonstrate ability to work with others effectively as a team member in knowledge management projects, related to case studies.

Assignment 3

Choose any organization of your choice (Preferably from Saudi Arabia) and write a detailed report with following headings. (600-700 Words)

Report Title: Knowledge management systems in organizations.

Part A. Introduction: (3 Marks)

The introduction part must highlight the following.

Briefly describe knowledge management and its benefits to organization in general.

Brief description of the selected organization.

Complete description of the knowledge management system of the selected organization.

Major tools and techniques used by the organization to capture and disseminate knowledge.

Highlight the major challenges faced by the organizations in Saudi Arabia to implement knowledge management systems.

Part B. Recommendation and Conclusion: (2 Marks)

What suggestions/recommendations would you like to provide to the Saudi organizations in general for improving knowledge management systems.

Write down conclusion in one paragraph.

Project Management (140 points) Instructions: Consider a recent project that you have

Project Management (140 points)

Instructions:

Consider a recent project that you have worked on. This could be for a company or organization with which you are familiar, or even a personal project such as purchasing a home or planning a family gathering.

After your opening paragraph, which includes your thesis statement, identify your selected company or organization in no more than three paragraphs. Then, complete the following:

*Note: for the charts/diagrams, use MS Word, Excel, Google Docs or Google Sheets. You may also use any other suitable project-based software. A free Project management software called Libre is also available for download here https://sourceforge.net/projects/projectlibre/

Create either a Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) of the project or Gantt Chart for planning and scheduling the project. Discuss why you used the type of chart you did.

Determine and document both probabilistic (t0, tp, and tm) and deterministic time estimates. Discuss how you arrived at these time estimates.

Using MS Word, Google Docs, or similar software, create a PERT network diagram with the Critical Path (CP) identified.

Calculate the slack time for each activity. Discuss the ramifications of slack in the CP for the activities and the project as a whole.

Develop the network diagram from the probability estimates. Discuss which path you would take and why.

For each activity, determine hypothetical costs in a table. Include budgeted costs, percent complete, actual/projected cost, and over/under budget (and total). Discuss the rationale for how you derived these costs.

Crash an activity on the Critical Path. Discuss the ramifications of crashing the activity you crashed.

Formatting requirements:

Your assignment is required to be 6-8 pages in length, which does not include the title page and reference pages, which are never a part of the content minimum requirements.

Charts/diagrams should be labeled and can be added within the body of your paper.

Support your submission with course material concepts, principles, and theories from the textbook and at least three scholarly, peer-reviewed journal articles. Use the Saudi Digital Library to find your resources.

Formatted according to APA 7th edition and Saudi Electronic University writing standards.

It is strongly encouraged that you submit all assignments into Turnitin prior to submitting them to your instructor for grading. If you are unsure how to submit an assignment into the Originality Check tool, review the Turnitin – Student Guide for step-by-step instructions. Review the grading rubric to see how you will be graded for this assignment.

CJ 210 Module Four Assignment Template Facility Impact on Inmates Complete the

CJ 210 Module Four Assignment Template
Facility Impact on Inmates

Complete the table below by replacing the bracketed text with your responses. In each row, select a facility type and a population, and under “Impact,” in 100 to 150 words, explore the impact of the facility type on the inmate population you selected in that row. Be sure to cite any references in APA style.

Type of Facility/ Architectural Design

Inmate Population

Impact

Example: Telephone Pole Design

Example: Elderly

Example:

Telephone pole design institutions have several wings that are connected by a central corridor. These designs can have a physical impact on elderly inmates. Older inmates may struggle getting around the long corridors typically present in these designs. Gaining access to medicine and services can be problematic. These institutions can also have a psychological impact on elderly inmates. Older inmates may feel the stress of being placed with younger inmates. They may feel more vulnerable to being attacked. There could be a sense of social isolation. And, further stress could be felt due to the inability of staff being able to gain control of a corridor in the event of a riot (Siegel & Bartollas, 2018). Further, this design could affect inmate/officer relationships. This type of style creates a distant relationship between officers and inmates. As a result, officers may not realize the unique needs of the elderly inmates and may have the same expectations of them as they do of the younger inmates.

Siegel, L., & Bartollas, C. (2018). Corrections today (2nd ed.). Boston, MA: Wadsworth Cengage Learning.

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