Chris Eldred-Grigg

There are a number of stages to the development and not all students will manage all the stages. Each stage will be awarded the marks up to the maximum allocated ONLY when handed in AND accompanied by a relevant section in the final report. In addition, you cannot get marks for a particular stage unless you have made a reasonable attempt at all of the previous stages. You may also lose marks if your code contains runtime errors, or your report is missing one or more sections. Design a sui...

Overview: The 'Round the World Challenge'Overview: The ‘Round the World Challenge’ The energy drink company, Blue Cow, is organising a ‘round-the world’ aeroplane race. Any country’s capital can bid to be one of the stage points around the tour; most do. So Blue Cow will have well over 100 offers of money but they can’t take all of them. They need optimisation software, which will find...

This assessment addresses the following subject learning outcomes:a)Demonstrate academic skills appropriate to the level of study.b)Demonstrate research skills and referencing appropriate to the level of study.c)Critically analyse texts and/or multi- modal material in both a business and academic context.d)Evaluate the use and importance of technology in presenting business communication Assessments for this subject relate to the topic of implementing a digital communication strategy in an...

Task: Reflective Journal   •Submit on MS Word document •Write a 750-word reflection of what you have learned.Not what was taught, but what you have learned. •Where there any AHA! moments / surprises?Can/have you applied what you learned?What was the interaction/response from your fellow students about what was being taught?   •Be candid and honest.Reflective Journal   •Format: Essay (12 font size); Use 1” margins top / bottom / left / right,...

Numerical and/or Design Problem(s)You are a citizen of Southern Antarctica and are employed as an engineer working for a small company that manufactures a keychip/component/valve for a very lethal, defensive military weapon. As the only supplier of this device, there is a potential for world-wide sales to over 200 countries and, surprisingly, there is no legal restriction to the export and marketing of this component to other countries. The president of your company has asked you to perform ...

TasksInstructions: Learning Outcome(s) Assessed Learning Outcome One: Critically evaluate global market environments and opportunities.Learning Outcome Two: Critically evaluate market entry strategies and strategic marketing decisions for international markets. Required: You are to choose an existing New Zealand organisation and focus on one product line/type or service. Choose an organisation with minimal international presence.  You are required to answer specific tasks relating...

TaskFor this assignment, you will research and write an informal recommendation report in MEMO format.  Debate exists over the value of using technology in student learning at university. Examples are quite diverse and include things like tablets for notetaking, texting apps for classroom participation, websites like moodle, video game lessons, online tutorial chats, and online learning. It’s difficult to know what helps and what hinders learning. Note- it is expected that ...

Patient Presentation and SymptomsAkua is a 29-year old lady form Botswana who arrived in the UK two months ago. She presents at the Teddington Memorial Hospital Walk-In Centre complaining of fever. The fever started 14 days ago, accompanied by muscle pain and nausea. On initial questioning, it becomes apparent that her fever is episodic and is always associated with shaking and sweating. She also looks pale and has lost some weight in the last month. She has not been in contact with anyone wi...

Obtaining Energy From Food •    What happened when you breathed in, through your lungs •    Then through your Blood •    Then through your cell •    Then through your mitochondria •    Then through the carbon dioxide released •    then through your blood •    then through your lungs •    Then breathing out. 1.  In only about 20 words, explain this “...

PurposeThe purpose of this assignment is to provide you with an opportunity to further explore risk treatment. You will work through a series of real-world scenarios to identify key hazard risks, categorize the key hazard risks, develop a risk map of the identified key hazard risks, and provide a recommendation for treating each key hazard risk. Following this you will work through a series of questions that ask you to analyze hazard assessment and risk management. 1. Read through all ...