Tag: Paper Writing

The project requires you to:
1.Investigate one stage of English language acquisition by Arab learners in Bahrain.2.Read academic journal articles, books and other publicly available resources.3.Collect spoken or written data relevant to your selected topic and design and implement your own research instrument (corpus, tests, survey and/or semi-structured interviews, etc.).4.Analyse the data using error analysis techniques. You may need to build a corpus or consult existing corpora.5.Present your findings in the form ofaformal report.6.Give a short presentation on various aspects of your report.

Task 2: Elascity
For each pair of items in Questions 1 and 2, determine which product is more price elastic. Explain your answer including identifying the determinant of elasticity.
Question 1. 3D television and prescription Medication. (1 mark) Maximum number of words: 60.
Question 2. Coffee sold in a cafe and electricity (assume limited excess capacity). (1 mark) Maximum number of words: 60.
In the following graph, the demand for tyres has shifted to the left because the price of cars has increased from, on average $25,000 to $35,000 per car. Use the graph to answer
Attachments:
2943737_1_Assignment-1B–Written-assignment.pdf

Instructions for Assessment 2: Assessing Corporate Entrepreneurial Health
Rationale
***RESEARCH TO BE DONE ON CSL*****
In order to pursue sustainable competitive advantage, managers must continually assess the levels of innovative and entrepreneurial activity occurring within the company, and the climate and structures the company creates and sustains that support innovation and entrepreneurship.
The brief
Analysis Framework
Chapters 3 and 13 of your prescribed text provide relevant theories and detail two validated and widely used measuring instruments for measuring Entrepreneurial Intensity. These are:
Entrepreneurial intensity: This assesses the frequency and innovativeness of new products, services and processes within the company, along with three elements of management decision-making: innovativeness, risk-taking and proactiveness. Combining these allows a company to be placed on the ‘entrepreneurial grid’ (chapter 3, Figure 3-5) and compared to other companies in its industry.
Corporate Entrepreneurship Climate: This assesses how well the culture and structures that the company has created support innovation and entrepreneurship. It involves five factors: Management Support; Work Discretion; Rewards / Reinforcement; Time Availability; and Organizational Boundaries as well as some specific climate variables that may apply.
Chapter 13 explains how these two frameworks have been transformed into validated survey instruments. However, the survey design also provides a useful framework for analysing a company using ‘desk research’ – that is information that has been collected about the company from existing sources, including the company itself.
Additionally, the prescribed text provides other models that may be used to assess the Entrepreneurial Health of your chosen company.
The ideas behind the Corporate Entrepreneurial Health Audit and the two survey instruments used to assess it can be found in the following two articles:
A health audit for corporate entrepreneurship: innovation at all levels: part I
A health audit for corporate entrepreneurship: innovation at all levels: part II
Research approach
Explore whatever sources you can find, both internal (self-reported by the company) and external (reported by third parties, including industry experts, customers and employees) that provide reliable information about the company’s entrepreneurial intensity or climate for corporate entrepreneurship.
You are encouraged to share your research in the interests of expanding the set of information you will gather for the group assignment.
Remember that a good report depends more on the quality of analysis and the ability to organize it into a logical report structure than it does on the data reported.
Things to consider
Have you considered industry benchmarks for entrepreneurial intensity?
(e.g. the fashion industry would have high frequency compared with domestic appliances industry – think Zara versus Dyson)
Have you accounted for differences in perspectives on the same framework?
(e.g. it is likely that company reported information may be challenged by external sources)
Have you synthesised the responses into meaningful interpretations?
(what are the implications of your findings?)
Have you followed a systematic approach in presenting your findings?
(a systematic approach makes your report easier to follow and shows clear thinking and a disciplined approach which is less likely to omit key factors)
Writing Guidelines and Marking Schedule
Please present your report in the following format using the template provided in the LMS assignment brief. Some content guidelines are provided within each section but feel free to change this as you see fit. Please also refer to the rubric for this assessment item.
Introduction and Company Overview
Purpose of the report and Company overview. This should include how the company describes itself in terms of mission / vision / purpose, with particular attention to any mention of innovation and entrepreneurship.
Theoretical Concepts
A brief introduction to and overview of key theoretical concepts and definitions that will enable the reader to understand the report. Keep it short and simple and don’t make it read like a text book. It is important to introduce the concept of various antecedents at different levels of analysis and how these inform the state of entrepreneurial health in the organisation. Explain the conceptual difference and connection between Entrepreneurial Intensity and the Climate for Corporate Entrepreneurship and any other models you refer to.
You can also refer to theories and models within the analysis section.
Research approach
Briefly describe the approach taken to discovering data about your chosen company. Include major categories of sources including:
Self-reporting: What the company discloses about itself, such as annual reports, web site, press releases etc.
External commentary: What external parties report about the company, such as industry reports, journal articles, expert commentators. Customer and employee forums may also be of value.
Aim to show that you have used reliable sources and methods.
Data Analysis and Discussion
Part A:Assess the entrepreneurial intensity of your chosen company.
Using data you have collected from your research, make an informed judgement about the entrepreneurial intensity of the company. Remember to consider frequency of entrepreneurship, degree of newness and the company’s attitude to innovativeness, risk-taking and proactiveness. If possible, position the company on the Entrepreneurial Grid, alongside major competitors.
Part B:Assess the Corporate Entrepreneurship Climate (CEC) of your chosen company.
Using data you have collected from your research, make an informed judgement about the climate for corporate entrepreneurship within the company. Refer to the five factors of the CECI instrument (Chapter 13, Table 13-2) and any other models that help to interpret and diagnose the CEC within the company.
Other theories and models may be referred to in this section also.
Conclusion
Summarise the main issues and interpret the relative findings of your research and analysis. Synthesise all of the above sections into a cohesive whole that identifies the main strengths and weaknesses of the company with respect to Entrepreneurial Health and draws an overall conclusion about the implications for the future performance of the company.
PLEASE NOTE:
you do not have to make any recommendations; this assignment is only about analysing and assessing the entrepreneurial health of the company.
Report Format
All three assignments must be presented in the format of management reports that comply with the following:
Format: Microsoft Word.
Font: 12 point, Times New Roman.
Text [Including references]: 1.5 line spacing, left-justified.
Page Layout: 1-inch (2.54cm) margins on all sides with page numbers in the bottom right corner and no header/footer.
A front cover page that contains the report’s title, author(s), submission date and word count.
An executive summary of no longer than one page.
A table of contents (TOC). Main and sub-sections must be numbered and linked to page numbers.
The report must be paginated.
The report must be spell-checked.
All Figures/Tables/Graphs must be sequentially numbered and captioned.
All Figures/Tables/Graphs must be referred to and discussed from within body of text.
In-text citation of sources must be done correctly with the prescribed style.
A reference list must be provided and comply with prescribed style.
Appendices must be sequentially numbered and appropriately captioned.
Each report must have an introduction and end with a conclusion.
***RESEARCH TO BE DONE ON CSL*****
Attachments:
2958771_1_COV-Report-Template-Assignment-2–1-.docx
2958771_2_IBU5COV-Rubric—Assess-2-Individual-Report-v3.pdf

Discuss the challenges and pitfalls of different status reports.
Explain the difference between the status reports provided for teams, sponsor, and steering committee.Word Limit 850 words, illustrate each point with examples and use citation and references ( atleast 2 reference must use ).
In the above question first need to explain;
1)Challenges and pitfalls of different status report (while using example and reference)
2)Difference between status report:
lStatus report provided by team
lStatus report provide by sponsor
lStatus report provide by steering committee.( all 3 points need to be explain while using certain examples and reference and discuss about the difference between them)
PART B
Create a risk management report for the approved/given case study .
In your report, include:
1)Risk identification and impact assessment ·
lIdentify and critically analyse the impact of possible risks for the case study.
lRecord the risks identified in a Risk Register.
lUse a risk probability and impact matrix to rate and prioritise the risks.
2).Risk management and reporting ·
l Develop appropriate response strategies to effectively manage identified risks in the case study.·
lIdentify and describe how the stakeholders will be apprised of the project’s ongoing risk management activities.
The written portion of your Risk Management Plan should consist of 1000 words.
For reference, an example of a Probability and Impact Matrix is illustrated in the PMBOK Guide® And use reference and examples to illustrate more clearly.

Driving cost out of the supply chain has kept businesses on their toes for the last 30 years, but in doing so many have incrementally increased their exposure to risk; sometimes to catastrophic levels. This may be expected in situations of pure cost reduction with no regard to product quality or service delivery, but even some of the wunderkind of procurement, who recognize that cost reduction can be allied to innovation and competitiveness, have not been immune to this folly. One classic and high-profile case which I’m exploring in this paper is Boeing. With a globe-spanning supply chain, the Boeing 787 Dreamliner became the fastest-selling aircraft in aviation history. Boeing’s share price skyrocketed, and the C-suite received their bonuses. Procurement supporting the business at its best and the work was done, or was it?
Background
On 10 November 2013, a 787 Dreamliner flight operated by Japan Airlines developed a problem with its battery – the latest in a spate of problems plaguing Boeing’s 787 aircraft. A cockpit indicator in the aircraft pointed to a problem with the battery connected to the aircraft’s auxiliary power unit. The 787 Dreamliner was developed by leading airplane manufacturer the US-based Boeing Airplane Company (Boeing). The 787 Dreamliner was Boeing’s modern jet in which the aircraft manufacturer used new technology to cut the cost of fuel used for operating the plane by 20 per cent. To reduce weight and improve fuel efficiency, the aircraft manufacturer used carbon-fibre materials and electronic systems with more powerful generators and higher-energy lithium-ion batteries.
Boeing’s 787 Dreamliner was expected to be a game-changer for the commercial airline industry. According to public sources, although nearly 900 aircraft have been sold, Boeing’s profitability came into question as the organization’s far-reaching global supply chain began to quickly suffer fatigue. The 787 dream was to systematically reduce development time from typically six to four years and cut associated costs from around $10 billion to $6 billion. The result has been catalogued more like a nightmare. The project is reported to be billions of dollars over budget and three years behind schedule.
Let’s examine the back story. Reports say that the 787 was Boeing’s response to losing market share to Airbus in the late 1990s. It decided to innovate with a new aircraft that would generate revenues by creating value for customers in two ways:
• First it aimed to improve the passenger travel experience. Using a composite material in the 787 allowed increased humidity and pressure to be maintained in the passenger cabin, which offered substantial improvement to the flying experience.
• Second, the lightweight composite materials would enable the 787 to fly non-stop to and from anywhere in the world.
At the heart of the problem is Boeing’s mimicry of other organizations ‘best practice’ (supported by experts).
Attachments:
3046833_1_Boeing.docx
3046833_2_Block-chain–Supply-chain-frame-work-Framework.docx

Use this checklist to ensure you have provided what is needed for your Assignment 1 Part B submission. You DO NOT have to submit this Checklist, it is for your personal use only. Remember you can submit your assignment to your class submission box as many times as you like UNTIL the due date and time for submission (Sunday 5 May 2019, 11.59 pm).
? I have read the feedback from my Assignment 1 Part A and made all changes needed to help with this submission
? I have read the marking rubric for this assignment
Title Page (first page)
? I have provided an appropriate title for my report, centred in middle of title page
? I have provided Unit code, my name and Deakin College ID, lecturer’s name, class number, day and time all on bottom left of title page
Page 2 (Executive Summary – approx. 200 words)
? I have provided an Executive Summary
? My Executive Summary provides a summary of the whole report: I have outlined the purposes of my report, explained the research used (I have told readers I used academic text(s) and journals articles, the company website ..) and provided a brief summary of findings for all 4 tasks
? I have used single spacing and 12 point font for my Executive Summary
Page 3 (TOC for Part B)
? I have provided an appropriate Table of Contents for this report
? I have included headings and subheadings for each of the sections and subsections I used for Assignment 1 Part B
? I have used an appropriate numbering system for the sections and subsections of my report
? I have NOT put my Executive Summary in my TOC because it comes before my TOC
? The first entry in my TOC is the Introduction
? My Table of Contents is correctly formatted (leader dots and correct page numbers provided). (NOTE: you can use the automatic TOC in MSWord)
Page 4 (Introduction – approx. 150 words)
? I have provided an Introduction to my Report
? My Introduction provides: a brief background of the organisation, the purposes of my report and the structure or outline my report will use
Pages 5, 6 etc (responses to tasks 1, 2, 3, 4)
? I have provided appropriate headings for each section, and appropriate subheadings throughout my report
? These headings, subheadings, and page numbers match those in my TOC
? I have correctly and appropriately referenced direct quotes, parts of direct quotes and my paraphrased information throughout all task responses using Deakin Harvard Referencing Style
? My Reference List includes all sources I used in my report
Attachments:
2969393_1_Checklist-for-Assignment-1-Part-B-Submission.docx
2969393_2_Deakin-College-Assignment-1-Parts-A-and-B-201901.docx
2969393_3_Topic-6-Guide-for-Assignment-1-Part-B-Tutorial.docx

Both the AAS and AES should already be setup and ready to go. Similarly, the AAS
and AES software should already be loaded on the computer and all necessary operating
parameters for the experiment defined. However, it is wise and a good practice to
double-check them. To check the instrument parameters for AAS, proceed as follows:
(a) Click with the right mouse button on the Method icon (on the left-hand toolbar)
and select Properties. Confirm the System Type is set to Flame.
20 40 60 80 100 300
1.4
1.2
1.0
0.8
0.6
0.4
0.2
Absorbance
4.8 Å
2.4 Å
1.2 Å
0.6 Å
0.3 Å
Fe, µg mL-1
Experiment 3 Atomic Spectrometry 3-12
(b) Select the Description tab on the Method notebook and confirm that the atomic
symbol for iron is the element being analysed. If it is not, enter the atomic symbol
for iron in the Element Field.
(c) Next, confirm the operating parameter for the lamp by choosing the Instrument tab
of the method notebook. The parameters should appear as in Table 1. If not, adjust
them appropriately.
Table 1. Summary of Instrument Parameters for Fe analysis.
Lamp current: 7 mA
Wavelength 248.3 nm
Slit width 0.2 nm
Slit height normal
Background correction: off.
(d) Finally, check the initial optimisation on the hollow cathode lamp and burner as
follows:
(i) Select the Instrument icon (on the left-hand toolbar) and a picture of the
instrument should appear. Double click the “bulge” on the top left of the
picture of the instrument. Adjust the vertical and horizontal alignment
knobs (see Figure 8 for their position) to achieve a maximum signal on the
reference HC meter, i.e. maximum light throughput (ensure that the burner
is not in the light path). If the needle in the meter goes over the range, press
the spacebar. Take care not to unscrew the knobs completely. Close the
status panel by clicking the x in the top right of the status panel window.
(ii) Place a white card on top and orthogonally and centrally along the burner.
Using the vertical adjustment knob raise the burner until the centre of the
light beam is 6-8 mm above the burner. Use the horizontal adjustment knob
and rotation control to place the centre of the light beam above the burner
slot and the beam parallel to the slot. A final optimisation of the burner
position will be performed later whilst aspirating a standard.
Attachments:
3067577_1_Results-Data-from-Experiment.docx
3067577_2_Sample-Report-of-Previous-student.docx
3067577_3_Experiment-2-File-Important.pdf
3067577_4_Copy-of-regress.xls

English 150
Formal Essay #1
750-1000 Words
This unit, we read two short stories: “Romantic Weekend” by Mary Gaitskill and “Ysrael” by Junot Diaz. We also read three poems by Adrienne Rich: “Song,” “Two Songs,” and “Aunt Jennifer’s Tiger.”
Your task in essay one is to identify a theme that seems prominent in either one story or one or two poems. If you choose “Song” and “Two Songs,” for example, you might identify the theme, ‘feminism’ or ‘independence’ or ‘gender in society.’ And if you choose to write about, “Romantic Weekend” or “Ysrael,” you might identify such themes as ‘domination’ or ‘cruelty.’ Once you’ve identified the theme, you should identify how and what your chosen author has to say about it.
To recap, in this assignment you should:
• Write a clear thesis statement that argues your interpretation of the text. A thesis statement is a summary of your main idea(s.) In this case, your thesis statement should deal with both thematic and technical aspects of your chosen story. It should appear in the first paragraph of your essay.
• Argue your thesis statement throughout your paper. Every example you choose should help to support your thesis statement. Your introduction should present what you will argue; the body of your paper should support that argument.
• Choose and include at least three relevant quotations from your chosen story. When including a quotation, be sure to give any information that is necessary for the reader to properly consider it. Also, be sure to analyze and explain the quotation’s significance after including it.
Due Dates:
Rough Draft is due on Friday, February 8 (please bring 2 copies)
Final Draft is due on Friday, February 15 (please email to Eric at
[email protected]
)
Attachments:
3067734_1_Formal-Essay-1-Medgar-Evers-College-Spring-19-150.docx

Assume you are the Head, Human Resources Management for the organization. The Board has informed you of its decision to enter into the international market. You, along with the other functional heads, have been asked to strategize for the multinational nature of your organization. You have been given two weeks to study the various related aspects and submit a report that are likely to influence the organization’s HR strategies in the international scene.
The details of the expected project report format are given below (the links):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t3d16gpni1E
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BjSX3FVAkgw
Chosen organisation- Fortis Clinique Darné – Mauritius; owned by C-Care – a Mauritian private healthcare group. Fortis Clinique Darné would like to enter the Nigerian market and work with St Francis Medical Centre (who is opening A Mother and Child Clinic).
The idea is all the infrastructure will be by St Francis Mother and Child Clinic,however Fortis Clinique Darné Mauritius will look after the management and the human resource of the organisation.
https://www.cliniquedarne.com/en/about-us/who-we-are
Please note that the organizations’ mission, vision, core values must be stated which then will go in line with the HR strategies.
1.
Executive Summary
[5 marks]
2.
Introduction
: Provide some background information on the chosen organization with a special focus on its human resources.
[10 marks]
3.
Application of theory into practice
:
a. Review of existing HRM practices
i. Critically review the existing HRM practices of your organization.
[10 marks]
ii. Analyse the importance of HRM and its practices in your organisation with specific focus on how it helps in overcoming business issues/ challenges for better performance.
[10 marks]
b. Review of leadership theories
i. Critically review any two theories of leadership (trait, behavioural, contingency).
[5 marks]
ii. Assess the suitability of one of the leadership theory that you have analysed in the context of your organization’s international plans. The analysis should include a careful consideration and justification of the factors determining the chosen leadership style.
[10 marks]
c. Discuss the behavioural dimensions that would be required in the management of human resources in the new foreign context of your organization. Specifically, your report should cover the following:
i. Identify some of the key challenges that you are likely to face in the international environment (from a human resources point of view such as understanding human behaviour, identifying employee needs)
[5 marks]
ii. Strategies to attract and recruit local talent
[5 marks]
iii. Integrating cultural differences that results out of your internationalization plans and the organizational plans to respond to these challenges
[5 marks]
iv. Review and critically synthesize the various influences on behaviour in organisations and the interface with management in integrating and balancing these.
[5 marks]
d. Analysis of best practices in IHRM. Specifically, you should:
i. Analyse other organizations belonging to similar industry for their international HRM best practices, with a special focus on compensation and performance management of expatriate employees.
[10 marks]
4.
Conclusions and Recommendations
:
a. Provide recommendations for the change of practices and perspectives required in managing human resources in the change from domestic to multinational set up.
[10 marks]
b. Discuss how this change will impact on the international nature of your organisation.
[10 marks]
Turnitin Report should be
Good and Professional way of writing is important, that will reflect an MBA student.
Attachments:
3079334_1_Assignment.docx

Task
This assessment consists of 4 questions. A total of 120 marks are allocated to the questions below, which will then be converted to
a mark out of 30%.
Please note the following:
1) All workings, where appropriate, must be shown to substantiate your answers.
2) Solutions should be rounded to the nearest dollar.
3) To assist the marker, narrations should be provided along with your journal entries.
Question 1 (30 Marks)
The accounting profit before tax of Baby Shark Ltd for the year ended 30 June 2019 was $92,550. It included the following revenue
and expense items:
a) In November 2018, the company received an amended assessment for the year ended 30 June 2018 from the Australian Taxation
Office (ATO). The amended notice indicated that an amount of $6,000 claimed as a deduction had been disallowed. Baby Shark Ltd
has not yet adjusted its accounts to reflect the amendment.
b) In the previous year, Baby Shark Ltd has made a tax loss of $17,000. Baby Shark Ltd recognised a deferred tax asset in respect of
this loss.
c) For tax purposes, the carrying amount of plant sold was $26,000. This sale was the only movement in plant for the year.
d) The tax deduction for plant depreciation was $28,800. Accumulated depreciation at 30 June 2018 for taxation purposes was
$156,480.
e) The tax deduction for equipment was $7,000. Accumulated depreciation at 30 June 2018 for tax purposes was $28,000.
f) The original cost of the land was $200,000.
g) Other creditors at 30 June 2019 include an accrual for accounting fees of $4,500 for work not yet performed. For tax purposes,
the accounting fees are deductible only if work has been performed.
h) Other debtors at 30 June 2019 include $41,200 relating to an insurance claim that is in process. Income is assessable for tax
purposes only a!er the insurance proceeds have been received.
i) No deduction is allowed for taxation purposes in relation to entertainment.
j) A tax deduction for development expenditure of 125% of the $45,000 spent during the year is available under the Tax Act. The
profit reflects the amount of development costs amortised in the current period.
k) No journal entries related to tax have been recorded for the year ended 2019. Assume the tax balances at 30 June 2018 are
correct.
l) The tax rate is 30%.
Required:
1. Prepare the journal entry necessary to record the amendment to the prior year’s taxation return. (1 Mark)
2. Prepare the current tax worksheet to calculate the current tax liability for the year ended 30 June 2019 (show all working). (15
Marks)
3. Prepare the deferred tax worksheet to calculate the deferred tax asset and liability balances and adjustments for the year
ended 30 June 2019. Include all accounts and net balances where appropriate. (12 Marks)
4. Prepare the journal entries to recognise the current tax liability, deferred tax assets and liabilities at 30 June 2019. (2 Marks)
(Source: adapted from Lo!us, J., Leo, K., Picker, R., Wise, V., & Clark, K. (2013). Understanding Australian Accounting Standards (1st
edition). Brisbane, Australia: John Wiley & Sons.)
Attachments:
3081892_1_company-Acc-ass-1.pdf
3081892_2_Marking-Guide.docx