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1. Business processes DO NOT include A. Flows of material, information, and knowledge B. RFID documentation C. Sets of activities D. Cross-functionality 2. A TPS is an information system that keeps track of all of the daily routine trangactions of a business. True A. False 3. Management information systems are characterized by A. Analytic capabilities B. Senior management C. Pre-specified report formatting D. Knowledge engineers 4. Which of the following is NOT a major applications of Enterprise software A. Parallel processing systems B. Supply chain management systems C. Enterprise systems D. Knowledge management systems 5. Getting the right amount of products to destination with the least amount of time and lowest cost is A. Decision support management B. Linear Regression C. Transaction processing D. Supply chain management .
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3. Evaluate characteristics of learning organisations
4. Examine the context of the evolving global market
5 Evaluate the reasons for the transition
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1- Define what it means for preferences to be- (a) Reflexive (b) Monot.docx
1. Define what it means for preferences to be: (a) Reflexive (b) Monotonic (c) Convex (d) Strictly Convex (e) Complete (f) Transitive You may use the notation of preference relations ( , , ) , diagrams, and/or examples to illustrate the concept wherever necessary.
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1- Define the terms (i) Random Experiment (ii) Sample Space (iii) Even.docx
1. Define the terms (i) Random Experiment (ii) Sample Space (iii) Event (iv) Equally Likely Events (v) Mutually Exclusive Events with example for each. 2. Assign values or define a random variable for the event of tossing a fair coin such that the mean of X is 0 .
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1- Define science- 2- Scientific Method a- Components of Scientific Me.docx
Science is the study of the natural world through observation and experimentation. The scientific method involves making observations and measurements, formulating a hypothesis, conducting experiments to test the hypothesis, analyzing the results, and communicating findings. Some examples of observations could be noticing that the grass is wet after rain or that the sun rises in the east and sets in the west each day.
1- Cyanide is a rapidly acting- poisonous gas that inhibits ATP produc (1).docx
Cyanide is a poisonous gas that inhibits ATP production in cells by blocking electron transport in the mitochondria. Without ATP production, neurons will be unable to maintain concentration gradients of ions like sodium and potassium across their membranes. As a result, the resting membrane potential of neurons exposed to cyanide will become depolarized.
1- Create and format a table- 1- Start Excel- open IL_EX_5-2-xlsx from.docx
1. Create and format a table. 1. Start Excel, open IL_EX_5-2.xlsx from the location where you store your Data Files, then save it as IL_EX_5_Scientific. 2. Using the data in the range A1:I17, create a table. 3. Apply a table style of Red, Table Style Light 14. 4. Enter your name in the center section of the worksheet footer, enter EOR Scientific Consulting in the center section of the header, then activate cell A1. 5. Save the workbook.
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1. Construct a DFA to accept a language consisting of the set of all strings that do not contain three consecutive a 's. Note that = { a , b } - 4 points 2. Construct a DFA to accept a language consisting of the set of all strings that have exactly two occurrences of a . Note that = { a , b } 4 points
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1. Consider the model of liquidity and financial intermediation presented in class. The economy has an infinite horizon and is populated by a large number of individuals who each live for three periods. In period t there are N t individuals born where N t = n N t 1 and n 1 . Individuals receive utility from consuming in middle age and when old. That is, individuals have utility function U ( c 2 , t + 1 , c 3 , t + 2 ) = ln c 2 , t + 1 + ln c 3 , t + 2 where ( 0 , 1 ) . For simplicity you can assume that n = 1 and = 1 . Individuals have one unit of time that is supplied inelastically as labor, but possess different productivities denoted by [ 0 , 1 ] . An individual with productivity produces units of the consumption good when young. Assume that the productivity of the young generation is uniformly distributed over the interval [ 0 , 1 ] in every period. There is a risk-neutral bank takes deposits and commits to a one-period return denoted by r d , so that one unit of the consumption good deposited with the bank yields the gross return r d units of the consumption good in t + 1 . When an individual withdraws from the bank, they pay a fixed cost > 0 , measured in units of the consumption good. This fixed cost has many interpretations including the annual fee on a deposit account or the time required to go to a bank (or bank machine) to withdraw (in fact during COVID-19 you could also consider the risk associated with making an in-person withdrawal as a component of this fixed cost). Individuals have three stores of value available; fiat money ( m ) , deposits ( d ) , and capital ( k ) . There is a supply of fiat money available in period t denoted by M t , where M t = z M t 1 for all t where z 1 . Capital has a two period return X > n 2 and a one-period return x = X 1/2 , however, unmatured capital cannot be sold, traded or borrowed against. For parts (a) - (d) you can assume that the real rate of return on fiat money in a stationary equilibrium is n = 1 , and the return on deposits satisfies r d ( n , x ) , where x = X 1/2 . Further for parts (a) - (e) you can assume that the money supply is constant so that z = 1 and M t = M for all t . Please answer the following questions and assume a stationary equilibrium (i.e. c 2 , t ( ) = c 2 ( ) for all t and c 3 , t ( ) = c 3 ( ) for all t ) . (a) Write down the utility maximization problem of a type worker including all budget constraints. Explain how individuals in the economy will use money, deposits and capital. (b) Write down the Lagrangian and solve for the optimal choices of capital, deposits, real money and consumption for any type individual. If it is easier, you an solve the problem by considering a type w worker and doing the following: (i) Assume the bank does not exist so that individuals do not make deposits and can only use fiat money and capital. Solve for the equilibrium levels of consumption ( c 2 , t + 1 and c 3 , t + 2 ) , capital ( k t ) , and individual real money demand ( t m t.
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2. Explain arbitartion and mediation and how they apply to labor realtions
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1. Complete the table and indicate the critical path. Name 2. Crash the above project using the following information. Indirect costs per day equal $1400 . How much money can the firm save?
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1. Children Example. Let X = number of children with positive genetic test in a randomly chosen family. Construct the following probability tree: Using the probability tree, we get the following probability distribution: P ( X = 0 ) = .15 + .1575 + .10125 = .40875 P ( X = 1 ) = .1925 + .12375 + .12375 = .4400
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1- Cancer cells are characterized by- Increased cell differentiation.docx
1. Cancer cells are characterized by:
Increased cell differentiation
No encapsulation
Neoplasms
Rapid growth
2. The most commonly reported symptom of cancer is:
Fatigue
Pain
Cachexia
Chronic bleeding
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1- Briefly describe the major challenges faced by the diabetes care de.docx
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A processor has 6 pipeline stages: fetch, decode, calculate operands, fetch operands, execute, and write. The space time diagram shows 9 instructions being processed with and without pipelining. Pipelining allows instructions to be processed simultaneously in different stages, reducing the number of time units needed to complete all instructions compared to sequential processing without pipelining.
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1. At what age did the infant weigh 15 pounds
2. What was the infants weight at birth?
3. Does the data show a positive, a negative, or no relationship/association between the weight of an infant and their age (in months)? why?
The following scatter plot shows the association between the weights of an infant and their Age (in months).
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1- Analyze the types of innovation and the processes followed at Neome.docx
1. Analyze the types of innovation and the processes followed at Neomed Technologies in August 2002 . The analysis is based on the description of the innovation process for each organization, identifying the innovation process and the type of innovation. Please explain in detail.
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1- Analyze the types of innovation and the processes followed at Datav.docx
1. Analyze the types of innovation and the processes followed at Datavantage Corporation around 1994 . The analysis is based on the description of the innovation process for each organization, identifying the innovation process and the type of innovation. Please explain in detail.
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1- Analyze and describe three network topologies and four network type.docx
1. Analyze and describe three network topologies and four network types in common use today.
2. Evaluate and explain how the Internet works, including the roles of the Internet backbone, TCP/IP protocol, IP address, switches, and routers.
3. Summarize five common Internet and Web applications.
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1- An information system A- Collects- processes- stores- and distribut.docx
1. An information system A. Collects, processes, stores, and distributes information B. Thinks on its own C. Decreases efficiency and effectiveness D. Is computer-hased 2. The three activities in an information system that produce the information that organizations need are: A) information retrieval, research, and analysis.- B) input, output, and feedback. C) data, information, and analysis. D) data analysis, processing, and feedback. E) input, processing, and output. 3. Which of the following is NOT a management level in an organization? A. Operational Management B. Strategic Management C. Middle Management D. Senior Management 4. Converting raw data into a more meaningful form is called A) processing. B) capturing C) organizing. D) feedback. E) analysis. 5. A is a senior manager who oversees the uge of IT in the firm. A) CEO B) CFO C) CIO D) CTO E) CKO
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1- Add an interface Resizable to Project in Ex 1 - Has a method resize.docx
1. Add an interface Resizable to Project in Ex 1 - Has a method resize(double x ) that resizes a Shape's dimensions by factor x 2. Class Rectangle and circle should implement Resizable interface and extend Shape class at the same time 3. Write a Main class that contains the main method to: - Define a Rectangle (color= Yellow, width = 2 , height = 4 ) - Define a Circle (color= Red, radius = 2.2 ) - Print the values of both objects using ReturnValues() before resizing - Resize the values by factor of 2 - Re-print the values of both objects using ReturnValues() after resizing
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