Patricia Johnson

Learning OutcomesLearning Outcomes:  Knowledge and Understanding tested in this assignment: 1. evaluate strategies available to an organisation to enable the creation and maintenance of value;2. assess the financing choices available to organisations and the relevance of capital structure;3. analyse the financial and operating risks faced by organizations and the strategies for mitigating these risks;4. research the specific issues relating investing and raising finance on an inter...

Potential strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats of your real estate firm becoming accredited in CyprusQ1: You are working as a real estate agent in Cyprus and your firm has been shortlisted as a potential company for undertaking agency work in disposing of a large number of redundant Government of Cyprus owned buildings and land across the country. As the Government is anxious to demonstrate transparency and professionalism it is seeking reassurances from the firms’ invited...

Part A: Lamp Base and Bulb ModelingInstructions: Upload all files for parts A, and B to Blackboard, Assignment 5. Scan your sketches for Part C and Upload them to assignment 5 as well. For Assembly Drawings, remember to submit all part files, assembly files, drawing files, AND a 3D pdf of the drawing. A. (12 pts) Create two parts, the Lamp Base and the Bulb, as shown on the following page of this document. Create an assembly drawing with the parts in an exploded view. You do not need to dime...

Objective Response to Required ReadingsYou must complete the required textbook readings in preparation for the Fiction Essay. This will equip you to objectively respond to the readings by compiling information from a variety of sources in order to compose a persuasive analysis of a literary work. You will also learn to follow standard usage in English grammar and sentence structure; identify the theme and structure of each literary selection as well as the significant characteristics or ele...

TaskThere are two items of coursework for the module, that are collectively worth 100% of your module mark. They are CW1, a security analysis, and CW2, a software development. 1. The security analysis, which will also require a software modification, is for 40% of your module mark and it will test the following module level outcomes: •Have a thorough understanding of the main attack vectors commonly used to attack  software and be able to design and implement software that reduces t...

Aims And Overview Of The ModuleAims And Overview Of The ModuleThe key focus of this module is on the ways in which you may undertake research in public health or healthcare management. This module has a ‘hands on’ approach to learning (experiential) where you will engage in authentic learning activities that mirror the activities within the research process. Where possible you will be able to manipulate and analyse real data that is available within the pub...

Coursework briefingThis guide describes the Systems Engineering Mini-project that forms part of the assessment for EG7312 Systems Engineering. This guide  contains the background and administrative information you need to complete the project, but you will need to research components and  make appropriate assumptions in the absence of perfect data, because this is what Systems Engineers do! The mini-project is to produce systems engineering documentation and a systems architecture fo...

Background To Case Study:Wholesale Foods PLC is a manufacturer of healthy meals designed for people who do not have much spare time and wish to prepare food quickly. The meals are sold nationally through a number of retail outlets.    The business has grown significantly over recent years, progressing from a family private limited company to become a PLC quoted on the stock market in 2010.  At that time, a new Chief Executive was appointed in the interests of new shareholder...

Part 1Assesses Learning Outcome 1, 2 & 4 1. Apply critical and analytical skills required to undertake academic and applied management research in an organised way.Evaluate a variety of quantitative and qualitative research methods.Decide when to apply qualitative methodologies and methods, and when to apply quantitative methodologies and methods Select a research topic in any area of management that interests you. In not more than 1000 words (excluding references and appendices), ...

Case Study on ReceptionistsTwo receptionists in ‘Wanderlust’ Hotel have separately dealt with the same situation during the last two weeks. Both had a situation were the guests complained about the hotel room which was given to them. The first complaint was made because the guest said that he booked a sea view room but the receptionist gave him a key of a country room view. The second complaint was made because a couple booked a room with a double bed, howe...