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FINAL EXAM MGT 5088 Project and Program Risk Management
Susan H. Davenport August 6, 2009
1. Discuss Risk Process and Practices. Why do professionals mandate Risk Management? a) Discuss
Risk Process and Practices.
Project Managers must determine the success criteria for managing a project to identify risks that
could possibly impede customer requirements. Risk Management is a disciplined, systematic
process to obtain the maximum benefits associated with such a management channel. Every project
needs some type of documentation related to risk management activity. This type of management
may take on an informal or formal approach, but risk management is essential for every project. ...
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The following six (6) major steps will increase the chances of a successful technique application: 1)
Identify experts and ensure their participation 2) Create the Delphi instrument 3) Have the experts
respond on the instrument 4) Review and restate the responses 5) Gather the experts' opinions and
repeat 6) Distribute and apply the data The Delphi technique is a time–consuming process, but this
technique is promising in extracting information from experts who might not otherwise contribute to
a project's body of knowledge.
3. Explain the Crawford Slip Method (CSM). The Crawford Slip Method (CSM) is a classic tool
used to combat the negativism inherent in team members while attempting to identify risk and risk
information–gathering for a particular product or process. CSM offers a variety of advantages over
other information–gathering techniques, in particular, the ability to aggregate large volumes of
information in a very short time period and the complete avoidance of groupthink. CSM is not the
hardest risk management technique to apply when properly facilitated. A clearly established
question is defined by the facilitator and provided to all qualified participants. The participants then
document their response to the clearly established question on a slip of paper. Providing the same
clearly established question to the participants
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Beh 225 Final Project
Interview Profile BEH 225 Introduction to Behavioral Science My interview profile was an
evaluation of a 20 year old male where I compared and contrasted my own personality profile.
During this interview, I noticed that we all have different attitudes and personalities that depend on
how we are raised, environmental factors, experiences, and cultural beliefs. I begin my interview by
asking my interviewee basic information. His is a twenty year old guy who is interested in playing
football, listening to the music, and surfing the internet. He is currently unemployed and waiting for
his deployment as member of the army. He attended some colleges and someday would like to
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On the other hand, my personality is the exactly opposite of what he has. I am a trustee, and decisive
in practical affairs. The guardian of time– honored institutions and very dependable. I scored
introverted, sensing, judging, and thinking. What do people usually perspective about motivation?
Do we do things because we like doing it? This is what is known as intrinsically motivated. Or we
do things in purpose? Getting a reward, or token from someone? This type of motivation is
extrinsically motivated. I think most of us prefer to be intrinsically motivated. We like to have fun
on what we do instead of being forced to do something that we don't want to. I and my interviewee
are the same, we rather do something that we like to do instead doing something that we don't want
and have something in return. One of my evaluations in my interview profile is self monitoring. It is
the tendency of an individual to observe the situation for cues about how to react. I ask my
interviewee if he monitors his attitude toward a situation. He responded, "I monitor my attitude
when it comes to other people that I am not comfortable with or to people that I am not emotionally
close." With this, I can say that my interviewee observes his attitude being relevant towards his
behaviors to the people

Proj 586 (Project Management) Final Exam Answers
PROJ 586 (Project Management) Final Exam Answers http://hwguiders.com/downloads/proj–586–
project–management–final–exam–answers/ 1. (TCO A) In a _____ organization, the project
manager does not have complete authority over the project team. (Points : 5) 2. (TCO H) What is the
longest phase of the project life cycle? (Points : 5) 3. (TCO B) A(n) _____ is defined as a piece of
work that consumes time. (Points : 5) 4. (TCO D) All of the following are risk response types except
_____. (Points : 5)
5. (TCO F) The two most common types of project reports are _____. (Points : 5) 6. (TCO C) The
_____ time is the latest time by which a particular activity must be finished in order for the entire
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(15 points) (Points : 30)
7. (TCO B) Based upon the results of traffic–load forecasts, a state department of transportation has
decided to proceed with the design and construction of a new highway. However, prior to starting
design work, a funding proposal must be prepared that justifies the design and construction expense.
If the proposal is approved, a detailed survey will be performed on the proposed right of way
(ROW). After the survey is completed, ROW clearance activities will be performed that include
utility relocation, easement acquisition, and environmental investigations and cleanup.
Design activities generally proceed concurrently with the ROW clearance activities, and close
communication between the two groups is essential. Design activities start with an agreed–upon
statement of project objectives. Subsequent activities include traffic management and safety
planning, preliminary design, and final design.
After design activities are completed, a formal request for construction funding is submitted, a
project manager is selected, and a construction contractor is selected.
Prepare a work breakdown structure (WBS) for this project with activities corresponding to a two–
level task and subtask hierarchy. Number the WBS codes so that the level of each activity is clearly
identified. Do not worry about indentation. (Points : 30)
8. (TCO B) You are reaching the end of your graduate–school program, and you are planning a large
party to celebrate your

Final Project: Interview Profile
Final Project: Interview Profile Lara Dvorak February 4, 2010 Beh225, Stephanie Robinson
Humans are complex and intricate beings. We all feel, think, behave and look different. However,
psychologists and researchers have been developing patterns in how experiences and processes
shape the way we are and how we handle certain tasks. There are many variables that shape the way
we learn and remember, our attitudes and personality, and what motivates us. To better understand
these experiences and processes, I will compare the same characteristics of my own to a young girl
named Jenny. We are both close in age, background, gender, race and circumstance. It is important
to know how we learn. Once humans understand the process for which ... Show more content on
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The Meyers–brigs test is an example of an objective personality test. Subjects are required to answer
how much a specific word describes them based on a scale of one to five. The number of words used
to describe a person varies; however the more descriptive words that is analyzed, the more accurate
the test is. The Meyers–brigs test use the answers that the subject gives to measure several aspects of
personality such whether or not the subject is extrovert, focusing on external issues and social goals;
or introvert, focused on internal thoughts and feelings. The test also analyzes if a person regulates
their actions by thinking or feeling and if they base their actions on perceptions through their senses
or through internal processes (Axia Collge, 2002). By analyzing all of these characteristics, the
results of the test give insight to the personality type of the subject that may not have been known
before. When Jenny took the Meyers–brigs test, her result identified that she was ESFP. That is that
she was 80% extroverted, 20% introverted; 52% sensing, 47% intuitive; 52% feeling, 47% thinking;
and 60% perceiving, 40% judging. The descriptive results of the test said that Jenny was an
entertainer who is optimistic and friendly. The test showed that she radiates warmth, is witty and
charming as well as generous and fun to be with. According to Jenny, these

The Project Plan For The Final Project
In doing a research project, it is always important for one to have a plan. In this case, the following
will outline the Project Plan for the final Project. The types of sources, a timeline, a plan to gather
information and a working research question will be outlined for use throughout the project. The
types of sources that will be used for this project will vary. The sources will be researched using
various platforms. Most, if not all, research will be done through the internet and various search
engines, including but not limited to Google Scholar, the ITT Tech Virtual Library and Google. The
references will vary and will be comprised of scholarly articles, news articles, possible survey
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For the Literature review, the initial steps taken will be to spend approximately a week to get all the
sources needed. Once all of the sources have been acquired, the next step will be to pull out the
information and then writing the actual literature review over the few weeks left before the final due
date. The few weeks given should be ample enough time to complete the task. The third step in
writing the rough draft, putting everything done preciously together, will be done throughout the
week given to complete the task (based on the initial due dates given). Once the rough draft has
been written the final draft will be worked on through making any and all necessary changes to the
rough draft. Once turned in, a Power Point presentation will be made and all will be complete.
Through the few weeks, some time management will be needed and time will be set aside to work
on all aspects of the project. For this project, the research question that will be looked at it the most
important to allow for the above to take place. For the purposed of this project, the topic will be
looking at Gender in the Informational Technology field. Are women slowly gaining on men within
the field and if so is there any type of resistance or difficulties they are facing when trying to break
into a predominantly male field of work? This research question will be the basis of

Statistics
Yarn Production Statistics – Final Project Table of contents 1.0 Introduction 3 1.1 The aim of the
study 3 2.0 Methodology 3 2.1 Correlation 4 2.2 Independent Samples Test 4 2.3 Two Way Anova 4
2.4 One Sample T–Test 4 2.5 Regression 5 2.6 Histogram 5 3.0 Data Analysis 5 3.1 Question 2 5 3.2
Question 3 6 3.3 Question 4 7 3.4 Question 5 8 3.5 Question 6 8 3.6 Question 7 10 4.0 Conclusions
11 5.0 References 12 1.0 Introduction A company with factories located in New York and Michigan
produce yarn, using two different types of machines; JC980 and VH80. Each factory uses only one
machine type. The sample size is at 1 391 factories. The data are collected from different days and ...
H1: There is a difference in yarn production when it comes to the machines between the different
cities. The variables "City" and "Machine" are both significant since their p–value is smaller than
alpha. There is a difference. City has an impact on the amount of produced yarn, and the same goes
for machine. We can reject H0 in these cases. But the interaction between those is not significant,
because the p–value is 0,37. So we can not reject H0. There is no difference. 3.4 Question 5 |One–
Sample Test | | |Test Value = 45 | | |

Project Management Final Course Paperape
Nature's Peace Community Playground and Picnic Area Project
Teresa Dionne
MGMT 404 Project Management
DeVry University Online
February 26, 2013
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Executive Summary ............................................................................... Page 3
Scope Statement .................................................................................. Page 4
Work Breakdown Structure ...................................................................... Page 5
Network Diagram ................................................................................. Page 6
Risk Management Plan .......................................................................... Page 10
Resource Management Plan ..................................................................... Page 14
Communication Management Plan ............................................................ Page 15
References ......................................................................................... Page 16
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Nature's Peace Community has contracted us to provide project
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Risk Management Plan
Project Name: | Nature's Peace Community Playground and Picnic Area Project | Project Description
Summary: | To design and build a playground and picnic area for the neighborhood. The lot is 1/2
acre of cleared land and needs to have 4–6 picnic tables and a large playground on rubber mulch
with a separate area for

Final Project
As a financial manager three major decisions are to be made which are investment, financing, and
dividend decisions (Pujari, S 2015). When decisions are made in investments financial managers
carefully select fixed assets also known as capital budgeting decision or current assets in which
funds will be invested by the company (Pujari, S 2015). There are factors that affect the investment
and capital budgeting decisions such as cash flow of the project, return on investments, risks
involved, and investment criteria. For the cash flow of the project the company invests a huge
amount of funds in an investment proposal it is expected to sustain a regular amount of cash flow to
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The payments of interest are a fixed liability of the company so the financial manager have to decide
what profit is left over for the company (Pujari, S 2015). The surplus profit is distributed to equity
shareholders as dividend or it is kept aside as retained earnings. Financial managers have to decide
how much to distributed as dividend and how much is needed to keep aside as retained earnings.
They take in consideration the growth plans and investment opportunities (Pujari, S 2015). There are
also affecting factors for dividend decision which the financial manager needs to analyze the factors
before dividing the net earnings between dividend and retained earnings. Earnings is an affecting
factor because dividends are paid out of the current and previous year's earning (Pujari, S 2015).
When a company experiences more earnings than the company has a high rate of dividends whereas
if the experience low earnings than the dividends are low as well. Stability of earnings is another
affecting factor because when a company has stable earnings they will give a higher rate of
dividends, but if a company has lower earnings the dividends will be lower as well (Pujari, S 2015).
Dividend decisions also has cash flow position factors where companies will declare a high rate of
dividends only when the company has surplus funds. In cases where the company has a cash
shortage they will also have low dividends (Pujari, S

Nt1320 Final Project
Now that you have completed your project, you need to look back at your proposal and compare it
with your finished product. You need to answer the following questions as completely and honestly
as possible.
Does your final product look like you envisioned it when you wrote your proposal? Explain the
differences.
The image of the final product in the proposal:
Our final product should be an enlarged chess board with each piece representing a character and
their status in the play; we will move the pieces to represent their actions in the play. We may also
add the island aspects around the chessboard, for example: a tan colored blanket underneath to
represent the sand, a representation of a tree/fire, and a cave. The island/board will be a painted ...
Joe got permission from Mr. Halverson, ordered wood, and helped with the chess board. Jesse
helped order wood, figured out the order of the chess pieces, wrote Prospero's introduction and
epilogue. Kayla helped paint the board, ordered wood, helped type the proposal, and helped figure
out who was going to be each character. Hailey´s responsibility was to match the characters to the
chess pieces, type the script, brought props, and helped organize the writing portion of the project.
Ellie created the idea of having a large group, helped with figuring out the chess pieces, helped paint
the board and brought props. Victoria brought props, matched the characters to the chess pieces,
typed the project proposal, organized and typed the written portion of the project.
If you worked with a partner, what went well, what didn't work so well?
My group members were Hailey Looker, Victoria Potter, Kayla Faldet, Ellie Waters, Joe Kastel, and
Jesse Kastel. What did not go well was when Jesse, Victoria, and Hailey were arguing with each
other. Jesse was arguing about who was going to be each character and the arguments wasted a lot of

Team and Final Project Essay
Individual Assignments
Lecture
Review the Lecture for an overview of this week's material and objectives.
Video Episodes
View the videos in the weekly Video Episodes section.
Team Assignments
Team Video Analysis Report
In preparation for preparing and submitting the team's Final Project, each week you will create your
own consultant's notes as you observe various CanGo meetings (via the video episodes/cases).
For the week 4 Team report you are to list 6 issues facing CanGo that you gleaned from the week 3
and 4 videos. They should be prioritized in order of importance. They should be numbered.
The team must then come up with an actionable recommendation for each of the issues found. These
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A significant part of the information you will use will come from the Video Episodes and Lectures
that you are reviewing each week. What it takes includes your working together via the iConnect
venue, Team Discussions, and individual efforts – all coming together as team efforts.
Be sure to use the skills and talents each of you has – from your education programs and/or work
experience and learning materials. The synergy and success in your completing the Final Project
will make a huge difference in these deliverables. Work together, uncover what you do (as well as
do not) know about CanGo and your recommendations, and be prepared for the rewards of efforts
that will demonstrate your future successes in this course, at work, with charities, and in your
personal lives.
Team Leader Weekly Status Report

Each week, it is the weekly Team Leader's responsibility to complete and submit the Weekly Status
Report to track the team's activities and progress on current projects. This is also the place to point
out any developing issues with team members who are failing to perform their share of the work, or
to address any other issues that may affect team performance. Identify your Weekly Team Status
Report by using the team letter and week number as part of the name of your file. For example, for
Team D and Week 4, the file name is Team_D_4_Weekly_Status_Report.
Assignments are due by Sunday, end of week,

Case Study The Chunnel Project Final
Table of Contents
1. Executive summary 2
2. Project Appraisal 3
Project initiation 3
Stakeholder and communication management 4
Change/Control Management 5
Risk management 6
Contract 7
Others 7
Works Cited 9
1. Executive summary
The Chunnel Tunnel project was initiated to connect via a tunnel France and England. It was among
the biggest privately funded infrastructure projects ever. Fifty kilometres long, the tunnel extended
under the English Channel from France to England. It required the collaboration of two very
different government entities, with very different policies. The tunnel was designed and built by
Trans Manche Link a private group and financed by Eurotunnel a combination of French and British
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It can be a difficult task if the key stakeholders have not been informed earlier in the life cycle.
It is clear to see that throughout the project the tasks and progress were monitored very closely. The
project is heavily dependent on the resources provided by its shareholders and in turn they rely on
regular updates to reassure them on their investment. In the construction and building industry the
methods and application of project management tools are very reliable and well tested. Therefore, it
could benefit the project if the it was managed with detailed and defined practises and also follow
standards set and agreed upon on a international level.
Was the project scope defined clearly at early stage? Identify one major scope change throughout the
project life and discuss the effects of scope changes on project performance?
Since the early stages, the project was inundated with concerns and issues with the project scope.
From the perspective of project management, the initial scope was not defined well enough. Details
of the design were over looked and aspects such as the details of the air conditioning ended up
increasing the original scope by $200 million. This supposedly led a prosperous project to an
uncertain economic ordeal. Initial estimates of the project had been $5.5 billion and by the time of
its actual completion it been delayed by a year and increased to $15

Final Project Reflection Paper
This past two week were most dedicated to the final project, but we also had a guest speaker from
the biomedical engineering. We get feedback for our design decision matrix and for our second
project report.
The feedback about our design decision matrix is based on the choice of the criteria we made as
team and how we must pay attention to the percentage we are given to each of those criteria. We
were given the example of zero percent to the storage which implied that the object does not exist
what is bad for a design process. We should be careful and think about what we will be putting as a
percentage for our design decision matrix. The second feedback was on our second project report. It
was about how the project went after choosing the three design for our project. Each design was
updated. We described those updates for each design step by step with their mechanism. Then, based
on those descriptions, we calculated the design decision matrix with at the end the decision of the
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Alan W Eberhardt. He is the Associate Chair of Education of the Department of Biomedical
Engineering(BME). Dr. Eberhardt defined biomedical engineering as the use of engineering
expertise to solve health related problems. He talked about the partnership between Biomedical
engineering faculty/ students and clinicians, therapists, scientists from the hospital, school of
medicine, dentistry, and public health. BME, as Dr. Eberhardt said, is involve is many research at
UAB. The fields of research are biomedical implants and devices, injury biomechanics, biomedical
imaging, cardiac electrophysiology, computational biology, tissue engineering, and target drug
delivery. He also talked about how the senior design is a way to help people with disabilities in their
process of gaining self–esteem and

Bsbwor504 Final Project
Riesgo
When the manager of project carried out its work plan should take into consideration the possible
risks that may occur within the project. The risk is the possibility that occurs a problem within a
project and that may cause some change within the same (Heldman, 2011). It should be noted that
not all risks are bad since they can be potential opportunities to make some changes that will
improve the overall status of the project. In the same way a risk not taken into account in time can
create one problem in the project and can completely change the final performance of the project.
The project manager can take several elements to identify the risks. Some elements and documents
that can be used to identify risks are: search internal risks of the project, such as resources ... Show
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Also the time required to complete the project v...
After discovering the risks it may determine the risk tolerance. This is the level of tolerance that is
about the risks that may occur (Heldman, 2011). Within a project refers to the level of risk tolerance
that can be tolerated by putting in perspective the benefits that occur when taking that risk
(Heldman, 2011). Project Manager depart a game of the budget as a contingency reserve. This is
used so that in the event of any problems the project is not affected. It is a reserve that is intended to
be used in case of emergencies, which can not be addressed through another type of risk (Heldman,
2011) management strategy. Manager can use several strategies to respond to the risks. Strategies to
respond to negative risks are: acceptance, rejection, transfer, mitigation (Heldman, 2011).
Acceptance is face the risk and accept the consequences of the risk already...Risks can have a
positive impact, and for these the project manager uses

Bsbwor501 Final Project
1) Why do some executives refuse to function as project sponsors? A: Some of the executives refuse
to function as project sponsors due to the following reasons. In some cases the executives already
have a heavy burden with a normal work when they are asked to cat as a project sponsor for several
projects at a time. In some cases they don't have an understanding about the workload that is being
assigned to them so executives refuse to do so. In some cases they refuse when the project manager
doesn't allow the executive to be informed and allowed in the project. In some cases the executive
refuses as it may have negative impacts on his career if the project goes unsuccessful. 2) Can an
executive be "forced" to function as a sponsor? A: Yes, the

Pt1420 Unit 9 Final Project
Definition of Project: In 1992, the Rio Earth Summit declared "The right to development must be
fulfilled so as to equitably meet developmental and environmental needs of present and future
generations" and in order to create sustainable development the mindset of the individual would
need to be changed (Jick & Peiperl, p. 473). When organizations are open to new ideas and welcome
transformation it enables them to meet the demands of the current and future environment, (Abbas,
2014). Thus, in 1998, before the merger of PwC and Coopers and Lybrand an opportunity was given
to two alums of AIESEC, Middelburg and Shaw to deliver the following initiatives.
Supporting the international partnership between PwC and AIESEC.
Supporting the U.K. community Investment office.
Secondment to an external partner–the Prince of Wales Business Leaders Forum.
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Diagnosis of current situation: The course of action that both Shaw and Middleburg surmise is that
they would need to develop internal practices and services that envelop a strategy in which the firm
could be held accountable to the stakeholders in meeting organizational financial objectives, and
being socially and environmentally responsible. The background and history of these individuals
ripped a page out of the AIESEC doctrine that leaned strongly towards being socially responsible
practicing sustainability that led to" meeting the needs of the present generation without
compromising the ability of the future generations to meet their needs" was a far departure from the
common practices of large global organizations but targeted to be the desired state of PwC (Jick &
Peiperl, p. 465). With the support from Keith Bell, the duo's manager, together their zeal and
tenacity about spreading the gospel of the "NewCo Values" garnered them an audience with Ian
Brindle which led to starting the

Final: Project Management and Information
Diego Naranjo
Mr Hatcher
MWF 12–1250
Case Study Final
Chapter 1 Business 2.0: Bad Business Decisions Case Study 1
1. Explain why understanding information technology and management information systems can
help you achieve business success–or more importantly, help you avoid business disasters–
regardless of your major?
Understanding Information technology and management information systems are vital for the
success or more importantly, help you avoid business disasters because information technology is
most useful when it leverages the talent of people. The right people have to know how to use the
information technology in order for it to be successful. Also to prevent the happenings an individual
must also understand Management ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The other ways that Internet can be used is to spread the word of items. The Internet can make
webcams a necessity in business. The business might use the Internet to watch employees at work or
parents watch their kids at daycare. As far as spreading the word, the Internet can make or break a
business with Facebook or reviews. So it is easy for a business to succeed or fail depending on the
reviews of customers. I think it would be interesting for a manager to have a chance to rebuttal.
Chapter 4 Executive Dilemmas in the Information Age Case 3
1. Explain why understanding technology, especially in the areas of security and ethics, is important
for a CEO. How do a CEO's actions affect the organizational culture?
It is extremely important for a CEO to understand security and ethics so the CEO will not comprise
his status in the company and be an example to his employees. If a CEO is caught doing things that
he shouldn't it can comprise the company employees. If the employees view that the CEO is doing
negative things then they will also be unethical. Therefore the CEO has to be an example for the rest
of the company.
2. Identify why executives in non–technological industries need to worry about technology and its
potential business ramifications.
Executives need to worry about technology because as aforementioned everything that is in a
computer can be looked up. Therefore an executive must remember that the technology is not his

Ece 313 Week 5 Final Project
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The Final Project will illustrate how family–centered programs, theories, and concepts support the
early childhood classroom and the child's family. The family–centered approach asserts that family
involvement is important for a young child's cognitive and social development. The Final Project,
which will be presented via PowerPoint, will address the following scenario:
You are the director of a preschool program that serves children ages three to five. You are giving a
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3. Explain how you will help parents to utilize the strategies to reinforce the desired ability at home.
4. Identify and describe a resource (either community or web–based) for the parents to use to
continue their learningat home.
The PowerPoint presentation must be 18 to 20 slides in length, not including title and reference
slides. You are encouraged to creatively address the material by including graphics, visuals, charts,
graphs, and/or sound. Slides should be designed to clearly and concisely address the material. The
PowerPoint presentation must be formatted according to APA style (i.e., include the title and
reference slides and citations within each slide when appropriate.) The notes section of the
PowerPoint must be utilized to expand on your presented points. The notes section should also
include any additional information necessary to explain or show your point of view. You must also
use at least two scholarly sources in addition to the course text and include at least four community
resources (with websites included).
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The Final Project will illustrate how family–centered programs, theories, and concepts support the
early childhood classroom and the child's family. The family–centered approach asserts that family

Hrm 590 Final Project
Human Resources Management (HRM 590) Final Course Project Submission: Compensation
Decisions Anita Craine December 9, 2012 Professor John Dibenedetto TABLE OF CONTENTS
Literature Review...............................................................Pages 1–6 Method of Job analysis
Importance of Task Statements and KSA Statements Recruitment and Selection Performance
Evaluation Compensation Resources.....................................................................Page 7
Compensation Decisions......................................................Pages 8–9 LITERATURE REVIEW: The
role of a Human Resource department is ever changing in today's volatile business environment.
Over the years HR have become strong strategic partners within an organization by providing
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Internal recruiting can promote growth from within the organization. Many large companies
encourage internal promotion as a source of friendly corporate culture. External sources can also be
beneficial if the company is looking for a fresh start or someone with some new ideas. External
recruiting can help to diversify an organization while bringing in needed competencies. Hiring
externally can be done through various ways such as Internet job boards, and staffing agencies.
External hiring might be more costly but may provide more outstanding candidates. Whichever the
organization decide internal or external, the position needed to be filled will determine the order of
the search. Once you have started recruiting it is time to view your potential qualified candidates.
The key in the selection process is to choose a strategy for screening your candidates so that you are
able to view the people that or most qualified for the position. Organizations also make use of many
outside agencies when completing the selection process. Drug screening and reference checks are
often done by a third party. Many companies are beginning to incorporate assessment tests and
activities into the selection process to insure additional training is not necessary for potential
candidates. These screenings can be very important in weeding out the wrong candidates and
keeping potential good fits for the position in place for the

Final Project
BUS 401 Principles of Finance A. The company needs to focus on the free cash flows instead of the
accounting profits since these are the funds flow the company will receive and will be able to
reinvest. By examining the cash flows they will be adapt to predict the profits and/or expenses
timetable. The company's interests in these cash flows are on an after–tax basis since they are part of
the shareholders dividends. Additionally, the additional cash flows are of important, because, after
analyzing the project while viewing the company as a whole, the additional cash flows are seen as
minimal benefits and will show the elevated value to the company if the decision is made to
implement the project. B. Since depreciation is not ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Systematic risk results from factors that affect all stocks. The risk of a project from the viewpoint of
a well–diversified shareholder. This measure takes into account that some of the project's risk will
be diversified away as the project is combined with the firm's other projects, and, in addition, some
of the remaining risk will be diversified away by shareholders as they combine this stock with other
stocks in their portfolios." (Keown PG, 510) L. According to the CAPM, I would have to say that
the systematic risk would be the only risk that is applicable when looking at capital–budgeting
purposes. One of the concerns that they will have is about the pertinent measurement of risk the
project's contribution will have on the company. The thought about how bankruptcy can and will
affect the company's and shareholder's view of what measure of risk is rational. This to me would be
an appropriate measure of risk because the cost that comes with bankruptcy that can be damaging.
M. Simulation is defined as "a method for dealing with

Final Report Real Time Interactive Group Project
Final Report Real Time Interactive group project
Introduction
For this report the process of creating the game Chased by Snakes as a member of Danger Noodle
will be discussed.
Methodology
For this project it was decided by the group to use a flat management structure, and to follow a
system akin to free development. This method meant that none of the group was the project manager
and instead the thing keeping people on track was their self–motivation to complete the project. To
aid with completing the project at the start of the project a list of work was set out from the
requirements, and then each member of the group picked the tasks that they could complete for the
year. The main reason such a free and unstructured ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Another problem is that this method requires everyone to have high motivation if they want to
complete the project to a high standard and a as the group is small a few unmotivated people can
bring the whole project down. The group did have motivation problems during the middle of the
project with some group members not producing any work. The motivation could have been reduced
if the work been assigned one at a time instead of all at the start allowing people to focus on one
thing at a time and seeing the list of work get smaller.
A problem with using this flat management with free development is that there are not a lot of
examples to follow with many companies using agile. It seems that this flat management is new to
the games industry and so the group might make some mistakes that others can learn from in the
future who want to use the same structure. There are however some companies that do, valve uses a
flat management structure and so does Chucklefish games (Bithell , Sliwinski, & Orlowski , 2016)
(18:25–19:00). At Chucklefish the flat management works well as there is a small team of people
who are all self–motivated to complete the parts of the game they are working on. As we were
working in a

Final Project Case Study
Team members who were excited by the project in its early stages may find it difficult to maintain
their focus to complete the project. They might already be looking forward to the next project.
Bringing a project to an end requires a different management style that focuses on details as well as
an analysis of the decisions that were made.
CLOSING OUT CONTRACTS
The last stage of the project procurement cycle includes the payment of the bills and closing of
procurement contracts. Suppliers provide commodities that should meet standards of quality. The
project team must check the records of deliveries made and determine that they were acceptable
quality. If any items were rejected for poor quality or not delivered, the final payment is adjusted
accordingly.
Punch Lists and Performance Tests
If a vendor is providing a service or building something for the project, there are usually items that
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If the estimates are frequently different from the actual costs, the choice of estimating method is
reviewed.
Risk Mitigation
After the project is finished, the estimates of risk can be reviewed and compared to the events that
actually took place. Did events occur that were unforeseen? What cues existed that may have
allowed the team to predict these events? Was the project contingency sufficient to cover unforeseen
risks? Even if nothing went wrong on this project, it is not proof that risk mitigation was a waste of
money, but it is useful to compare the cost of avoiding risk versus the cost of unexpected events to
understand how much it cost to avoid risk.
Procurement Contracts
The performance of suppliers and vendors is reviewed to determine if they should still be included
in the list of qualified suppliers or vendors. The choice of contract for each is reviewed to determine
if the decision to share risk was justified and if the choice of incentives

It221 Final Project
Project Documentation [pic] Project Name: Creating a functional Web Site Student's Name:
Unknown TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 PROJECT DEFINITION 4 2 PROJECT EXECUTIVE
SUMMARY 4 3 PROJECT OVERVIEW 5 4 PROJECT SCOPE 5 4.1 Goals and Objectives 5 4.2
Project Deliverables 5 4.3 Deliverables Out of Scope 6 4.4 Project Estimated Costs & Duration 6
4.5 Project Gantt Chart 6 5 PROJECT CONDITIONS 8 5.1 Project Assumptions 8 5.2 Project Risks
8 5.3 Project Constraints 8 6 Project Structure Approach 9 7 Project Team Organization Plans 9 8
Communication Plan 9 8.1 Risks and issues management 9 8.1.1 Potential exceptions and problems
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There are many impacts that the constraints will have on the progress of the project. For scope, there
may be a requirement to hire a programmer that has experience in the database systems that Cyber
Solutions currently has. The budget for this project may increase due to a possibility of staff needing
to be paid overtime, deadlines extended, or the possibility that software and equipment will need to
be purchases to complete the project. [pic] PROJECT OVERVIEW Our company chose to bid on
this project for many reasons. The first reason is that over the last year we have opened five new
satellite locations that have taken off faster than previous openings, which has given our company
momentum to take on new larger tasks that are within our field of operation. The second reason is
that we have enough resources to be able to provide future maintenance of the site and its functions.
Third, the purpose of this project also will determine if we increase the team size of our
development teams to allow for multiple large tasks. If in fact management finds that this project
was completed with exceptional quality within reasonable time and budget limitations, then the
stock share percentage will increase and a bonus will be given. Taking on difficult tasks challenge us
individually to show our true strengths and grow with experience. Knowing our limitations will also
determine what resources need to be increased to avoid making the same mistakes in the

Final Project
MSA 601 Final Project
Virtual Teams
Ben Presnell
Central Michigan University
Brandt, V., England, W., & Ward, S.. (2011). Virtual Teams. Research Technology Management,
54(6), 62–63
In this article Brandt, England, and Ward define what virtual teams are, they state "virtual teams are
individuals working together who have never met each other in person and probably will not meet
face–to–face during the assigned project (Brandt, England, Ward 2011)." The next part of the article
is used to define what virtual teams consist of. Virtual teams mainly consist of members from
different locations working together on a specific project. Although some members of the team may
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In today's modern company virtual teams are interacting in different ways tan with traditional
physical teams. Bock lists three ways virtual teams are getting their assigned activities
accomplished, and what the company must provide for them to be successful.
1. Meetings–Virtual meetings will be the primary way to handle specific, narrowly focused issues
quickly on these types of teams; however, virtual teams that are working on long–term projects will
benefit from occasional physical meetings–especially in the early stages of their work (Bock, 2003)
2. Virtual Conferences–These interactive discussions offer an effective way to bring in an expert or
to allow one team member to make a presentation to others without having to gather all participants
in the same place (2003).
3. E–mail Groups–A team leader or manager can use the grouping, nickname, or list making feature
on a company's email software to increase the effectiveness of a virtual team. This ensures that when
any member of the team sends any communication about the project, all of the other members
receive it. For most virtual teams email is the primary means of communication (2003).
The essence of this article is noting the fact that virtual teams are only going to be effective when

technology is involved. When virtual teams first started, there wasn't much effective meeting
technology available, but now there

Final Project Reflection
As this project is concluded, I shall write about my final journal. My job, with my partner, Riley,
was to create the shoulders of the human skeleton. Working with several different groups, the task
was difficult, as I am not very communicative towards my fellow peers. During this project, I'd have
to admit that I was not too happy to be working with people. However, my partner was reasonable to
work with, and we got along fairly well. Of course, there were times we could joke with the people
who sat at the table that we needed to communicate with, the arms and hands. Over the course of the
first several days, we planned and graphed our pieces, measured and calculated everything to look
similar to the shoulders of an adult human. To make the

Final Project
Research Study #1 (Identify Researchers & Year of Publication):
Title: The calming effect of a maternal breast milk odor on the human born infant. Researcher: Shota
Nishitani et al., Year of Publication: 2009
Description of Research Study (Methods & Results):
In this study the researchers tested the pain responses in newborns who are experiencing heel sticks.
They split forty–eight newborns into four categories, each with a different type if milk odor
origination. The four groups were: own mother's breast milk odor, another mother's breast milk
odor, formula milk odor, and a control group (Nishitani, 2009). Different reactions were recorded in
the duration of the heel sticks such as crying out, grimacing, and motor activities. Another ... Show
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When the assistants arrived or when noises suggesting their arrival were heard the dog produced the
same results. He recognized this as a learned behavior and began to focus on that (Pavlov, 1890s).
Four things are used to achieve classical conditioning. Those are: an unconditioned stimulus,
unconditioned response, conditioned stimulus, and conditioned response. Once the organism
connects these four pieces then classical conditioning has been accomplished (Pavlov, 1980s).
How has this study helped you to better understand why people behave and think the way they do?
Classical conditioning has showed me that some behaviors can be taught on a subconscious level
without the organism even knowing. We are probably conditioned to many things that we are not
even aware of. This is a powerful thing that shows how much we do not know about the brain and
its processes. This study also helped me understand that some behaviors that are learned can be very
hard to break or change. I think after learning about this concept I have found a new patience for
people I come into contact with that have a behavior that I am not familiar to. Since Pavlov's time
there has been many new findings and developments made to this topic. Every day we learn more
and more about the mind and how it controls us in different ways.
Research Study #4 (Identify Researchers & Year of Publication):
Title: Cross–cultural research on motor development

Final Project Case Study
Final Project: Case Study – Michael's Life Kathy Herman Psy 210 July 18, 2010 Beverly Salzman
Final Project: Case Study – Michael's Life Michael's stress comes from the recent divorce ending a
15 year marriage and the inability to see his children as much as he would like. His employer's
announcement that do to budget constraints would result in layoffs is most certainly a big cause of
stress. Without a job, he will not be able to support his children and maintain the townhouse he just
purchased. The stress is causing him to have chest pains and making his health decline. The fear of
dying and missing out on his children's lives is also a big stress producer. Michael's self–concept and
self–esteem is being lowered by the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Michael can defeat these challenges by looking ahead at the positive things that will influence his
life in the near future. Michael is depressed not only because the end of his marriage has affected
him emotionally, financially, and mentally but it also affected his idea of family. His children must
have been saddened when their father moved out, so the crumbling of his family is another reason
for his misery. Michael is also struggling with dealing with Levinger's sixth stage of relationship
development. In Levinger's sixth stage of development, a relationship has come to an end. Michael's
failed marriage is certainly a factor in the problems that he is encountering in his life. He has to
rebuild up from the bottom again. Suddenly, he is single. Being single again must be an enormous
consideration for Michael. Starting over at middle age is not easy for anyone, especially when faced
with financial insecurities. Michael must realize that a failed marriage is an opportunity for personal
growth. Michael can reflect positively on this experience and understand why his marriage did not
work. Once he makes these adjustments, he will be able to consider moving forward with his
personal

Project Plan And Workflow For Complete The Final Video
Project Methodology:
In this chapter, I present the project plan and workflow I used to complete the final video. In the
last part I discuss other software programs used to accomplish other tasks in the post production
stage.
Production Workflow:
The process to complete the insertion of a CG into a life–footage is the same as a media production
workflow. The matchmoving process is part of an animation workflow which is part of the
production
workflow. To achieve the final footage there is need to incorporate inherit workflows together.
Video Production Workflow:
To create a film, the process need to follow the basis of the media production workflow.
Figure 1: Video production Process
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This is the main focus of this project.
After my research into the matchmoving workflow, I decided to create an adaptation of a workflow
that
will suit this project.
Figure 2: A basic VFX workflow showing the production stages.
I decided to combine the production workflow and the basic matchmoving workflow so as to
accommodate
changes during the project. In figure1 below it shows a basic animation production workflow with
the
corresponding video production stages and figure2 is a basic matchmove workflow with the

different
production stages. The incorporation of CG into a live footage involves a large scale of processes.
Figure 3: A basic Matchmove workflow showing production stages.
In a simple VFX scene, the animator is responsible for the 3D creation, a visual artist is
responsible for the composite and the key role is played by the matchmover who create the CG
camera
from the real camera and ensure others have the generated CG scene to work with. The
matchmoving
usually happens early in the production workflow.
Figure 4: Adapted Workflow for the project.
I was able to derive this workflow for the insertion of the 3D into the live action–footage. The
production is divided into 3 stages as a normal video production process.
Pre–Production: I decided to have this into 2 stages. The first stage was a plan of the video
sequence plot.
The evaluation stage is a part of the matchmoving process but doesn't

Essay on Final Project Plan
Final Project Plan Paper Introduction In the Telecommunications industry, balancing assets and
profitability is especially important in the survival of a given company. This is due to the fact that
consumers are becoming more knowledgeable and understand the technical aspects much better now
than in the past. Customers are always looking for new technological solutions and more bandwidth
as their applications are becoming more sophisticated. Small Telecommunications companies, in an
attempt to keep up with the technological changes, are moving too fast and often do not properly
track their costs. In addition to the technical challenges, new regulatory changes are making hard for
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The main objective of this project is to determine whether the company is profitable in a given
market with the deployed assets, reduce cost, and increase the overall margin by at least 10%. This
project will be managed in two distinct phases: „© Profitability analysis: This study process is
simple but required the participation of all departments. Network Planning, Engineering, Filed
Operations, Sales, Finance and marketing all have to be part of the study. Business practices and
daily processes must be reviewed and reevaluated. The profitability analysis study includes a review
of the actual costs of maintaining network presence in a given market, the current revenue, future
forecast, equipment decommissioning and displacement costs. „© Decommission implementation
(if necessary): This phase would require participation from the implementation organizations in
addition to Network Planning, Customer Service, Engineering, and other implementation
organizations. Measurable success: The success of this project will be defined by three important
measurable aspects. All the deadlines and scheduled deliverables must be met. Any length of time
spent with the current cost and revenue structures in place mean lack of profitability for that much
longer. The project manager will track these deliverables and the associated dates. As part of the
project team, all members must be responsible enough to ensure timely delivery

Final Project Essay Questions
1. At the end of Module Three, you identified your selected topic and associated philosophers and
resources for your Final Project paper. For this part of the Final Project, you will prepare a
"prospectus" of your final essay by answering the following essay questions. This prospectus is due
at the end of Module Five. The feedback you receive from your instructor on this prospectus will
inform your Final Project essay. Using the topic you selected for your Final Project essay, respond to
all five of the following questions below: 1. Briefly explain the problem you have chosen. How does
it arise, and what issues does it present? The problem I have chosen is "Pain is part of the body's
warning system". Pain can arise from our feelings being hurt to damage being caused to our body. I
will be discussing the latter since it is pain that lets us know that we are not just alive, but
experiencing the uncomfortableness that makes us know something is wrong, and we need to pay
attention to whatever the source is that is causing us discomfort. 2. What three resources have you
chosen to use as you develop your final essay? Provide full bibliographic information AND a brief
statement (three sentences maximum) of the main point of each of them. Remember that these ...
In my case, there were no signs that I had testicular cancer, and the only reason I went to the
hospital is because of an allergy to a specific medicine. I am also an adrenaline junky, meaning, I
love outdoor sports that are particularly dangerous like; drag racing, shooting sports, hunting
extreme terrain, flying, and more. While logic might tell me it's too dangerous to put myself at risk
in these hobbies (especially at 52 years old), the endorphins released in my brain quickly override
the sensation of fear when participating in this type of excitement. While pain is still part of the
warning system, adrenaline can, and often does cause me to ignore those

My Final Project
In reflecting upon this process, my ideas around what the project was initially envisioned to be and
what it actually became has changed so radically and I think in that change and growth is where I've
learned the most about what my historical practice in the future will look like and what types of
"doing history" I enjoy the most. Initially, my vision for my project was heavily steeped in mostly
primary, ethnographic–based research because my idea of "good" historical work was so heavily
tied to doing something that hadn't been done before. Quickly, within a manner of days, I
understood that what I was attempting to do was not only not feasible within the time and resource
limits this class entails, but also within my own skill set as ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
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I've never done semester–long research with the potential intent of continuing it into a second
semester and the promise of more time changed how I felt about the work I put in this semester. It
felt more important to create a project that I could feel passionate and dedicated to, to come up with
an argument that would be strong enough to be distinctive and make an important contribution to an
ongoing conversation, but also flexible enough to accommodate a greater amount of primary sources
and case studies as I expanded it. Another aspect of my research I didn't expect was my emotional
investment in it. I have often written and studied histories that have interested me, but there has
always been a wall of academic separation given the fact that most papers I have written have been
within the confines of a class topic that was not of my specific choosing. Being given the freedom to
pick a topic of my own desire also come with what felt like an ethical and moral responsibility. I
didn't want to end up putting time and energy into what would feel like another academic paper
written on a topic I was only kind of invested in and that would go on to just be consumed by a few
of my professors and potentially peers. Someone once described a history thesis as being the
moment in which

Proposal for Final Project
PROPOSAL FOR FINAL PROJECT
Background
This is my answer to the Week 5 which is the starting week for the Module Three Final Project. I
will be using diverse sources of knowledge and information including real life experience, text
books, class discussions, journals and publications both hard copy; and where available and on the
internet. I will be doing an original review and analysis in the final project.
Proposal
This week however, I will be submitting a proposal for the final project. This proposal will include a
given topic, the type or nature of the problem, the source of the information to be used for the
analyses and the 'concepts and techniques to be applied". This assignment is partially restricted since
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2. The second option or source is researching through the Internet either through provoking the
search engines or using the recommendations of the Instructor through the weekly lecture notes.
3. Finally and very hopefully, I will be able to have access to some journals and periodicals through
the Online Library of the University of Liverpool.
Outcome
After the studies and analyses of my research work; after the compilation and collation; the final
outcome of my work will be presented in a report that is typed in double–spaced pages, probably
containing about 2,000 words or there about. I will be using a simple a simple unzipped Microsoft
word process file.
Projected Schedule
My proposed schedule for this final project is as follows:
Week 5 is for submission of this proposal to the Instructor.
Week 6 is getting a feedback from the Instructor and submission of Annotated Outline for the Final
Project to the Instructor.
Week 7 is when I hope to write the Final Project, all depending on the guidance of the Instructor.
Example of Bibliography
1. Slack, N. & Lewis, M. pp. 248 – 255 (2008) Operations Strategy 2nd ed. Harlow: Financial Times
and Prentice–Hall.
2. Slack, N. & Lewis, M. (2003) OPERATIONS STRATEGY STUDY GUIDE. (Chaps 13 – 15).
Available on road.uww.edu/road/puesr/250465/Chapter Study Guides.
3. Ackerman, K.B. Practical Handbook of Warehousing. New York, NY: Van Nostrand Reinhold,
1993.
4. Albright, B. "Recession Impacts

Mat 540 Final Project
How can we create a model farm out of the materials we are given and explain how a farm works all
while using math?
Standard: 5.MD.C.3: Recognize volume as an attribute of solid figures and understand concepts of
volume measurement.
Lesson Plan: Show the entry event, write down the essential question, do inquiry, set the deadline,
answer some questions, let them do research, make blueprints, we will do check–ins every day
except the last 3 days we will give them time to do work instead of doing check–ins, try to do
journals at the end of every day, after done with research give them materials, let them make a plan,
let them build farm, after everyone done with the farm they will present them in front of everyone
and explain how a farm works in the presentation, the teachers will grade the ... Show more content
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Inappropriate materials were selected and contributed to a product that performed poorly.
Construction – Care Taken
Great care is taken in construction process so that the structure is neat, attractive and follows plans
accurately.
Construction was careful and accurate for the most part, but 1–2 details could have been refined for
a more attractive product.
Construction accurately followed the plans, but 3–4 details could have been refined for a more
attractive product.
Construction appears careless or haphazard. Many details need refinement for a strong or attractive
product.
Journal/Log – Content
Journal provides a complete record of planning, construction, testing, modifications, reasons for
modifications, and some reflection about the strategies used and the results.
Journal provides a complete record of planning, construction, testing, modifications, and reasons for
modifications.
Journal provides quite a bit of detail about planning, construction, testing, modifications, and
reasons for modifications.
Journal provides very little detail about several aspects of the planning, construction, and testing
process.
Journal/Log –

Xacc/280 Final Project
User stories/requirements for testing
1) As a single employee, I want to select a PPO health network as my medical insurance so that I
can continue to see my current family doctor.
2) As a single employee with high demands on dental needs, I want to select a PPO medical
insurance with dental plan so that I can see my dental doctor under the insurance plan to reduce my
cost.
3) As a single employee with high demands on vision needs, I want to select a PPO medical
insurance with vision plan so that I can see my vision doctor under the insurance plan to reduce my
cost.
4) As a single employee with high demands on dental and vision prevention needs, I want to select a
PPO medical insurance with dental and vision plans so that I can see my dental doctor and vision
doctor under the insurance plan to reduce my cost.
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Static and dynamic testing techniques
 Static testing techniques o Document reviews
For static testing techniques, reviews are the most important techniques to understand the
application requirements, design, plan, and analysis. The document reviews are included in such
user requirements document, design document, test plan document, or user manual document. o
Review types
 Walkthrough: the document owner schedules a step by step review meeting walkthrough the
document in order to make all project members understand well about the logic and concepts for the
project.
 Technical review: the technical group discussion together to find a good solution to complete the
project features.
 Inspection review: Inspection can help improve the quality of documents of the software product.
Reviewer can find some defects before it goes into next step which reduce the reworking time and

Mgmt404 Final Project Essay
My Sista's Keeper Open House Helen Harley MGMT 404 Project Management DeVry University
Online June 27, 2013 Executive Summary Alcohol and drug abuse is a serious problem in our
communities. Many of the victims are homeless and feel helpless. Some have just undergone
treatment in a hospital, clinic, or even prison and need to transition from full–time treatment to
independent living. We have opened a recovery house to assist female recovering addicts to become
productive citizens. It provides peer support and safety in a drug and alcohol free environment. It
provides a real world setting that helps these women learn how to live clean and sober lives with
people who are going through the same struggle with addiction. An open house is a ... Show more
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Limits and Exclusions 1. Team is only available for work Monday – Wednesday from 6:00pm to
9:30pm. 2. Monday May, 27 is a holiday and a nonworking day Reporting Structure of Team
Members The House Administrator will be responsible for the final approval of the project and will
determine the success level at completion. The Administrative Assistant will facilitate risk
probabilities and scope changes and will meet with the Project Manager if cost or duration problems
arise. The review Committee will conduct the final inspection and audit. These findings will
determine the degree of success of the project. The

Final Project Essay
ACC 610 Milestone One Guidelines and Rubric
This is the first of three milestone assignments that will lead to completion of your course project. In
this assignment, you will complete Critical Element III: GAAP vs. IFRS. Recall that, due to the
sequencing of content for the modules, the critical elements are being prepared out of order. For the
complete sequence, see the
Final Project Guidelines and Rubric document.
This milestone addresses the following course outcome:

Differentiate between the Generally Accepted Accounting Principles and the International Financial
Reporting Standards for their impact on financial statements. If you have not already done so, select
the company that you will use to build your portfolio. For ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
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IFRS:
Transition
Meets "Proficient" criteria and provides keen insight on how the chosen company would implement
these steps
Explains the steps that would be needed for the chosen company to transition from
GAAP to IFRS
GAAP vs. IFRS: Financial
Statement
Meets "Proficient" criteria and explanation shows a nuanced understanding of the differences
between IFRS and
GAAP
Submission is free of errors related to citations, grammar, spelling, syntax, and organization and is
presented in a professional and easy–toread format
Explains how a financial statement would differ under
IFRS as opposed to GAAP
Articulation of

Response
Submission has no major errors related to citations, grammar, spelling, syntax, or organization
Explains the steps that would be needed for the chosen company to transition from
GAAP to IFRS but explanation lacks depth or detail
Explains how a financial statement would differ under
IFRS as opposed to GAAP but explanation lacks depth or

Hrm 531 Week 9 Final Project
Our company's Continuity Management Program (CMP) dictates that the business adheres to an
annual testing program. The program does utilize the guidelines from the Homeland Security
Exercise and Evaluation Program (HSEEP). The Continuity Management team has written and
scripted into our process to incorporate our Tabletop Exercise's (TTX's). Our annual process is to
test each of our business units for resiliency. TTX's allows for us to open up discussions and
dialogues focusing on many different areas in the event we need to declare. Also, the exercises aid in
discovering any gaps and working through each tier of the recovery process. Our business lines have
Recovery Time Objectives (RTO's) starting at 1 hour up to 72 hours. During the TTX's we cover the
business impact analysis (BIA's ) and each of the RTO's. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
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Our team monitors many business locations across the country. We monitor all hazards that could
impact any of our locations. However, during our TTX's we only cover storms, fires, and loss of
resources. In the East region we use a Hurricane scenario, and in the North/Central regions we run a
winter freeze scenario, plus for the Western regions, we cover fire in the building scenarios. Each
one of the scenarios is focused on the "What if" to how to respond to an event. For example, we
moderate the questions around building loss, reduction in staff, loss of IT, and loss of third–party
vendors. We can interchange the scenario's to challenge the recovery strategies of each business
unit. This year we mainly ran the fire in the building situation. Every year we work to enhance the
program to cover new trends and industry

I worked on the nuclear weapons section for my groups final project. I was happy to get this section
as this is a topic that highly interests me. I worked hard on my section in order to not let my group
down. My section was shorter compared to other sections so I tried to make up the difference by
helping others where I could and working on the PowerPoint. Our group worked well together.
However, one member, DaYoon, did not show up till the end of our first meeting and did not show
up at all to our second meeting. Our group leader, Tia, worked exceptionally hard reserving our
study spaces and putting the paper together after every one wrote their piece. She even bought pizza
for everyone for one of our meetings.
Through this project I learned

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PROJ 420 (Project Risk Management) Final Exam Answers (TCO 1) Project risk has its origins in
(Points : 5) (TCO 2) The identification process produces (Points : 5) (TCO 3) The outputs of the
identification step include (Points : 5) (TCO 4) Risk assessment involves two basic functions:
(Points : 5) . (TCO 5) Secondary risk is caused by (Points : 5) (TCO 6) The reporting step is
designed to fulfill the function of (Points : ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
What characteristics would they have?(Points : 15) (TCO 4) What are the three heuristics that are
used in the case of uncertainty?(Points : 15) (TCO 7) Once an active risk is encountered and the risk
register action is taken, what can develop from that action?(Points : 15) (TCO 8) The focus of the
post project review is to take advantage of what?(Points : 15) (TCO 1) There are four critical
success factors for effective risk management. List them and provide a detailed description of each.
(Points : 30) (TCO 2) This is a two–part

Final Project Reflection I really enjoyed working on this final project. I love the idea of getting the
opportunity to choose and expand on a topic of our choice. Alex and I decided to discuss the topic of
milk, and the question of is it really good for us? During the project, I learned so many different
things. For example, I understood that milk was good source of protein, but I didn't know that it was
a type of protein called casein, which is not ideal for the human digestive system. Another
astonishing fact that I learned was the tremendous impact that milk production had on the
environment. I had no clue about all of the toxins and chemicals it produced into the atmosphere. I
also really appreciated the amount of time Ms. Kline gave

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