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Part A:
Discuss suicide in Australian contexts including population groups at an increased risk and the impact
of suicide. Your discussion should also include the risk and protective factors for suicide.
(Approximately 1000 words).
Part B:
Identify, discuss and evaluate two (2) mental health promotion programs currently used in suicide
prevention in Australia. The suicide prevention programs must be aimed at a population level and not
in the ward/clinical setting. You also need to also explain the role of the nurse in suicide prevention
and promoting mental health. (Approximately 1,500 words).
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Instructions for this assessment task:
? Familiarise yourself with the online material on CloudDeakin and the
material covered in the seminars;
? draw on theoretical concepts of mental health promotion covered in HNN301;
? access relevant contemporary mental health promotion literature to support
your discussion;
? explore well-reputed data sources reporting Australian suicide statistics in
addition to current peer reviewed literature examining suicide and its
impacts;
? search the literature to identify mental health promotion strategies to
prevent suicide;
? the suggested readings in the unit are a good place to start. Referencesto noncredible websites and/or Wikipedia are not appropriate for this assessment task;
? make sure you self-assess your assignment against the marking rubric
available before submission. This enables you to make sure all the required
areas have been covered
Attachments:
5534004_1_hnn301-at2.pdf
5534004_2_q-a-regarding-hnn300-at1.docx

You decided the following phases in First Iteration of a Software product development. You are required to create an initial project plan and a Gantt chart using ProjectLibre. 1. Requirement gathering and analysis 1. Feasibility study (3 days) 2. Data gathering phase (20 days) 2. Design 1. GUI design Phase (12 days) 2. Database Design Phase (14 days) 3. Program Design Phase (14 days) 3. Implementation or coding 1. Form designing (5 days) 2. DB designing and Script writing (7 days) 3. Programs implementation using JAVA (7 days) 4. Testing 1. Unit Testing (3 days) 2. Integration Testing (7 days) 5. Deployment 1. Phase 1 Deployment in Sydney (5 days) 2. Phase 2 Deployment Australia Wide (15 days) 3. Training across both phase 1 and phase 2 deployment (20 days) 6. Maintenance (Ongoing from the stop of training in the previous stage) Use the following instructions to create your initial plan: 1. Each phase has got sub Phases 2. There is a milestone between Requirement Gathering and Analysis phase and Design Phase called “sign off the Agreement” 3. There is a Milestone of “Sign off Launch” between Testing and Deployment 4. In Design Phase all the three Activities can start together (GUI design, Database Design and Program Design) 5. In Implementation or coding all the Activities can start together (form designing, Database Designing and Script writing, program Implementation using JAVA) 6. In Testing both Unit Testing and Integration testing must finish on the same day so that the deployment can start. 7. In Deployment Phase 1 needs to be finished for Phase 2 (Australia wide) start and also Training phase is done across both Phase 1 and Phase 2 8. During the Implementation Phase there will be 2 days when Employees are not available for work as they attend a conference. [You can choose your 2 days as non-working days] You can start your project at any date but you need to match the dates with the number of days given. Also the project works on a standard 5-days a week format so no requirement to change anything in this. Submit your solution on SIBT Learning SITE at the end. Work on your assignment and other labs This lab you must finish any other previous lab you have not submitted and work on your Assignment in the left over time.
Attachments:
5534009_1_w10–2-.docx

Choose ONE of the costing systems studied in this unit from the list below, and answer the
questions that follow:
• Job Costing
• Process Costing
• Operation Costing (Hybrid Costing)
• Activity-based Costing (ABC)
Questions:
1. Briefly discuss the features of your chosen costing system. (3 marks)
2. Identify 2 specific Australian companies that your chosen costing system is suitable for, and explain why.
(3 marks)
3. Discuss two potential uses of the cost information for decision-making, to the managers in each of the 2
organisations selected in Q2 above. (3 marks)
Part B
Choose one peer reviewed journal article (from any country) on the: Use of your chosen costing system in a
real-life organisation (i.e. a case-based empirical study). The article should be published between 2005 –
2020. Choose your article only after you have accessed and reviewed several relevant articles, and then
choose the best article that will answer the questions below.
Questions:
1. Based on your chosen costing article, briefly summarise how the costing system was designed and
implemented in your real-life organisation. (3 marks)
2. Based on your chosen costing article, did the costing system in the study satisfy the features discussed in
Part A (Q1)? Why or why not? Include examples in your answer from your costing article. (5 marks)
3. Based on your chosen costing article, how useful was the cost information to the internal users in the
organisation? Discuss with examples from your costing article. (5 marks)
4. Based on your literature findings, state two key lessons that would inform contemporary organisations
about the practical use of your chosen costing system. (5 marks)
Attachments:
5534452_1_hi5017-individual-assignment-t2-2020-1-.pdf

You are welcome to choose, and clarify, your own development (new build or retrofit, along with stating the location and orientation) or choose one of the following: • A new build residential apartment located in Sydney CBD (north facing) • A retrofit detached residential building located on the outskirts of the CBD (west facing) • A new build detached residential building located on the outskirts of the CBD (north facing) • A new build residential apartment located in North Sydney (north facing) • A retrofit semi-detached residential property located in North Sydney (north facing) • A new build detached residential building located in North Sydney (south facing)
Attachments:
5534475_1_sustainability-report-options-1-.docx