Category: Writing

Task : In the IT Operations Department of Under Milkwood there is no Capacity Planning nor Configuration Management Departments. Prepare a report for senior management arguing the case for and against establishing both these departments as part of the IT Operations Department.
The report should be in three parts :
1. The “For” Case: You should discuss the benefits, costs (both initial and ongoing), how you would set up the department (staff & skills), the strategic and tactical implications of these two departments. (10 marks)
2. The “Against” Case: You need to argue why you do not need these departments. (3 marks)
3. Give you own opinion as whether these departments should exist or not within Under Milkwood. (5marks)
As usual, the proposal should cover the Business, Technology, Organisation, Processes and People implementation of your proposal where applicable.
Scope : Whilst there is no mandated format your proposal should have the following sections:
Management Summary,
Table of Contents,
Scope, Objectives,
Proposal (business value, i.e. arguments),
Details (briefly),
BTOPP analysis,
Costs and risks (where relevant),
Benefits (summary),
Recommendations,
References (would not be in a Business Proposal, but I would like them when you use them, recommended),
Appendices (if applicable).
Your proposal should be a business report form, except as this is an academic exercise, I would like you to use and include any references you draw on.
Method : You should work in your teams of two. If you cannot find a partner then you may do the proposal by yourself after talking to your tutor.
Assessment : The Marking Scheme is as follows:
Presentation 2 marks
• Cover sheet (student #, name ,essay title)
• Management (executive) summary
• Quotes, Diagrams (where applicable)
• Correct bibliography
• Correct English expression, & spelling
• Introduction, body of essay, & recommendations
• Logical division of chapters or sections
• Assertions backed up by quoted sources
•
Content 18 marks (mark breakdown as per the task section)
• Appropriate length of answer without verbosity
• Deal correctly & fully with the topic
• Clarity in the overall aim of the answer
• Clarity and sufficient amount of analysis
• Minimal amount of material quoted
Late and / or incomplete submission will incur a penalty of two (2) marks for each day, or part thereof, overdue. After 5 working days the assignment will not be accepted and receive a mark of zero
At any stage, until a student’s marks are finalized by the University, an electronic copy of your submission may be required. Failure to submit an electronic copy on request within one (1) week will result in a mark of zero for that component.
Group Marks
For this assignment students will be assessed as a team, which means each group member will normally receive the same mark. If you have trouble with the operation of your group, ask your tutor for advice (preferably ask as a group). If some of the group feel that other members are not contributing the tutor should be informed and a group meeting held to produce a solution. In extreme cases a group member may be asked by the tutor to withdraw from the Subject, do extra work or accept a lower mark. No complaints about group operation will be considered after the assignment has been handed in to the tutor. Groups need to be formed from members of the same tutorial.
Reminder
Students are reminded of the principles laid down in the “Statement of Good Practice and Ethics in Informal Assessment” (pages 5 & 6 of the Faculty Handbook). Unless otherwise stated in a specific handout, all assessment tasks in this subject should be your own original work. Any collaboration with another student (or group) should be limited to those matters described in “Acceptable Behaviour” section of the Handbook. For essay questions, students should pay particular attention to the recognition of “Plagiarism” as described in that section of the Handbook (page 6). Any infringement by a student will be considered a breach of discipline and will be dealt with in accordance with Rules and By-Laws of the University. Penalties such as zero marks for assignments or subjects may be imposed.
Attachments:
3067915_1_ITOM-2019-Assignment-2.doc

Question 1.
Starting from long-run equilibrium, use the basic (static) aggregate demand and aggregate supply diagram to show what happens in both the short run and the long run when there is a reduction in consumer confidence. Explain your diagram.
Maximum number of words: 150.
Explain how each of the following events in questions 2 and 3 would affect the aggregate demand curve. No graph required.
Question 2.
Domestic prices increase, which raises interest rates.
Maximum number of words: 50.
Question 3.
Slower income growth in other countries.
Maximum number of words: 50.

This is a rephrase job, please rewrite and rephrase the entire attached article. *Guidelines for rewriting the attached article 1. Rewrite and Strongly, rephrase the attached article. “very important to avoid pilgrims” 2. The article should be written in a coherent and concrete order that is easy to follow. 3. The article is targeting professionals but it should be simple and smooth as possible and simplify technical language. 4. Each paragraph should have from three to a dozen of sentences and minimize the number of subjects used in one paragraph. 5. Design the article for visual impact: Easy to read and key points jump out. 6. Bold and italic typefaces that make important informations the source is attached.
Attachments:
3067803_1_instructions.docx

According to the given data, violence against the person offences is found to be reducing in nature in 2010 as compared to the year 2009. However, violence against personal offences is segregated into two segments such as violence with injury and violence without injury. Overall reduction has been observed in the context of violence against personal offences. Hence, it can be concluded that the trend of the violence against personal offence is reducing nature
Attachments:
3072338_1_job-card.docx