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  • You will be asked to prepare and deliver a multi modal presentation based on Mark Haddon’s novel,…

    You will be asked to prepare and deliver a multi modal presentation based on Mark Haddon’s novel, The
    Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time. You will need to support your ideas with well selected
    quotations and an insightful analysis of the salient techniques used by Haddon to shape meaning, as well
    as ONE representation that will complement and reinforce the ideas represented in your speech.
    Outcomes:
    A student demonstrates:
    • Discernment in composing a presentation that reflects a sophisticated appreciation of Mark
    Haddon’s purpose and the distinctive features of the style of the novel
    • Effective integration of textual evidence and language analysis to support persuasive, insightful
    observations that reflect a sophisticated close study of the text
    • Cohesive organisation of the presentation to deliver ideas effectively and convincingly
    • Designs ONE PowerPoint slide that effectively complements and reinforces the ideas represented
    in the speech
    Attachments:
    5435585_1_Curious-Incident-Assignment.pdf

  • This assessment involves writing a report that summarises a data science related investigation…

    This assessment involves writing a report that summarises a data science related investigation that you have
    conducted on data that you have collected yourself. The investigation must involve the main topics covered in the
    subject, most noticeably data pre-processing (representation, wrangling, tidying) and exploratory data
    visualisation using R/RStudio.
    It is a merger of all your learnings in this semester. These include all aspects of visualization, data processing
    and wrangling. However the pre-processing/exploratory steps to be carried out will not be specified, you have to
    make independent choices and decisions.
    We have provided you with 4 datasets each with their readme files. The data and the descriptor files are stored in
    the Capstone Data subfolder within the Assessment folder, in LearnJCU. You may also find your own data using
    good practices. This could include data from the UC Irvine machine learning repository. Your dataset cannot be
    smaller than 1000 observations of 5 variables, except if the targeted data science problem to be addressed relates
    to spatial-temporal data, case in which less than 5 dimensions could be allowed.
    Attachments:
    5435618_1_Capstone-Project-MA1580.pdf

  • Explain the importance of one of the algorithms listed below to computer science….

    Explain the importance of one of the algorithms listed below to computer science. Each of these algorithms is really important to modern computer science. Your main goal is to explain why the algorithm is important. Your secondary goal is to give us an idea of how it works. Your paper should be about 60% history/context and 40% about how the algorithm works. [Note: In paper 2, you will get to do more implementation level work.]
    Attachments:
    5435701_1_about-seti-athome.pdf
    5435701_2_report-1.docx

  • 1. What does it mean to say that an individual is an “information literate person”? 2. Cite…

    1. What does it mean to say that an individual is an “information literate person”?
    2. Cite examples from your experience, as to how the information literacy component of this course (i.e. UGRC 136) has positively affected your:
    (i) Academic endeavours
    (ii) Socio-political life

  • Imagine you are a long-term substitute who has taken over a class in the middle of the school…

    Imagine you are a long-term substitute who has taken over a class in the middle of the school year, and you are expected to prepare the students for high-stakes testing at the end of the year.
    Respond to the following in a minimum of 175 words:
    How will you collect data to get to know your learners and their strengths and challenges?
    What resources will you use to help you gather the data and evaluate it?
    How will you record and keep track of that data in order to make data-driven instructional decisions?

  • Imagine you are a long-term substitute who has taken over a class in the middle of the school…

    Imagine you are a long-term substitute who has taken over a class in the middle of the school year, and you are expected to prepare the students for high-stakes testing at the end of the year.
    Respond to the following in a minimum of 175 words:
    How will you collect data to get to know your learners and their strengths and challenges?
    What resources will you use to help you gather the data and evaluate it?
    How will you record and keep track of that data in order to make data-driven instructional decisions?

  • Based on what you know about this person, SELECT ONE ACTIVITY that this person is engaged in,…

    Based on what you know about this person, SELECT ONE ACTIVITY that
    this person is engaged in, either an ACTIVITY that this person does
    regularly, OR, is a FAVORITE ACTIVITY for this person
    ? Your method of study will be to be present ALONGSIDE this person while
    s/he is engaged in this activity, WITHOUT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATING
    yourself
    ? OBSERVATION means to taken into account:
    activity takes place
    person is saying if anything when engage in this activity
    -you are not to ask the person questions during this time as there
    should be minimal interference from you during the time of the
    activity
    ? Depending on the situation, and in order to avoid “self-consciousness” of
    the person you are studying
    your notetaking would occur afterwards
    – the majority of notes should be about the person you are
    studying, including his/her surroundings
    – notetaking could also include your own thoughts and feelings as
    to consider your own “positionality” during the research
    Attachments:
    5435891_1_REVISED-Online-RCM-Final-Project-Instructions.pdf

  • A major international business magazine – HBR (Herbert Management Review) – has contracted you…

    Scenario
    A major international business magazine – HBR (Herbert Management Review) – has contracted you to write a
    ‘profile’ article on either a social enterprise OR a sustainable tourism business OR a special topic. They believe
    there are some really interesting organisations or topics that would be of interest to local and overseas readers.
    Alternative 1 – note on social enterprises (for further details see Topic 9): Social enterprises are businesses
    established by entrepreneurs with an emphasis on human values rather than just profit. They are not charities or
    welfare agencies, but seek to achieve social change by having an economically viable business model that
    services societal needs while drawing support from the community. Some Australian examples (there are many
    also in Malaysia and other countries): the MADCAP Café that employees young people with mental health issues
    to make the coffee in stands at Masters Hardware stores; Fifty-six threads café run by AMES – which trains
    young refugees and migrants in hospitality skills; Streateats – trains & employs homeless youth; Who gives a
    crap – recycled toilet paper; Dress for success – clothes for women in need of support in getting a job; Scarf
    hospitality that trains refugees; and Goodcycles – trains and employs disengaged youth in bicycle repairs
    Attachments:
    5435946_1_assessment-2.pdf

  • Social network services are emerging as a promising IT-based business, with some services already…

    Social network services are emerging as a promising IT-based business, with some services already being
    provided commercially such as Facebook, Cyworld and Xiaonei. However, it is not yet clear which
    potential audience groups will be key social network service participants. Moreover, the process showing
    how an individual actually decides to start using a social network service may be somewhat different from
    current web-based community services. Hence, the aims of this paper are twofold. First, we empirically
    examine how individual characteristics affect actual user acceptance of social network services. To
    examine these individual characteristics, we apply a Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) to construct
    an amended model that focuses on three individual differences: social identity, altruism and telepresence,
    and one perceived construct: the perceived encouragement, imported from psychology-based research.
    Next, we examine if the users’ perception to see a target social network service as human relationshiporiented service or as a task-oriented service could be a moderator between perceived constructs and
    actual use. As a result, we discover that the perceived encouragement and perceived orientation are
    significant constructs that affect actual use of social network services.
    Attachments:
    5435959_1_RQ.pdf

  • You manager has just requested that there be a complete overhaul of the customer service strategy…

    For this assessment you will need to perform the following tasks. These tasks will need to be completed and submitted in a professional, word processed, format. Each task must be 1000 words minimum in length.
    Task 1
    Case study:
    You manager has just requested that there be a complete overhaul of the customer service strategy in the business. She has looked at the complaints file and it is has become quite thick with complaints from unhappy customers.
    Her request is that you prepare a new plan to meet the customer service needs of the business.
    1. Your task is to plan, deliver, monitor and adjust the customer service strategy in the business. You will need to write a report outlining how you will do this. You must address the following points in your report:
    a. What types of complaints were received? (Please provide improvised data here)
    b. What methods can you use to ensure your plan meets the quality, time and cost specifications of customers?
    c. How can you ensure the delivery of quality products and services?
    d. How would you monitor, adjust and review the customer service in your organisation?
    e. How would you manage complaints?
    f. What reports might you have to keep?
    This assessment should be developed in a professional manner and in a format that could be interpreted by your Manager. This may be in the form of a comprehensive report or could be in a plan to deliver and monitor customer service strategies.
    Task 2
    For this task you must research each of the following topics, and complete a basic report on your findings. You will need to use the organisation you work in or one you are familiar with to answer these questions. Use the following questions as a guide to your research:
    1. Outline the legislative and regulatory context of the organisation relevant to customer service
    2. Describe organisational policy and procedures for customer service including handling customer complaints
    3. Identify service standards and best practice models
    4. Summarise public relations and product promotion
    5. Outline techniques for dealing with customers including customers with specific needs
    6. Explain techniques for solving complaints including the principles and techniques involved in the management and organisation of:
    a. customer behaviour
    b. customer needs research
    c. customer relations
    d. ongoing product and/or service quality
    e. problem identification and resolution
    f. quality customer service delivery
    g. record keeping and management methods
    h. strategies for monitoring, managing and introducing ways to improve customer service relationships
    Attachments:
    5435965_1_res-bsbcus501-v3–1-.pdf