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Assignment: Analyzing a Real-Life Business Law Case in Quebec Objective: Deepen your understanding of Quebec's business legal environment by dissecting a historically significant or contemporary business law case. Instructions: 1. Selection: Choose one of the notable business law cases from the list below or any other case that interests you. 2. Research & Analysis: a. Background: Provide a brief history of the case, including the parties involved and the core business issue. b. Court's Reasoning: Delve into the judgment and outline the court's rationale behind the decision. c. Legal Implications: Analyze the broader legal implications of the judgment for businesses in Quebec. How did it influence business practices, regulations, or the legal landscape in general? 3. Report: a. Compile your findings into a well-structured report of approximately 5-7 pages. Your report should be clear, concise, and adequately referenced. b. Ensure you have a clear introduction, body of content, and a conclusion that summarizes your key findings. 4. Presentation: a. Prepare a 10-minute presentation to share your findings with the class. Make sure to highlight the case's significance and its broader implications for the business community in Quebec. Evaluation Criteria: Comprehensive understanding of the case: 30% Clarity and structure of the written report: 30% Relevance and depth of legal implications discussed: 20% Quality and engagement level of the presentation: 20%.
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Assess the equality of the judicial process in controversial court cases for determining how the process could have been administered more
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Evaluate roles of criminal justice professionals for their relevance to courts and the judicial process
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Course Objectives Tested:
1. Select a project that incorporates all the subject processes that have been studied in the Associates
program.
2. Outline a project that has appropriate depth and breadth to adequately resolve a substantive
business problem.
3. Research the details of the project to build facts necessary to make good business decisions toward
the problem solution.
4. Analyze the data and recommend a specific approach to resolve the business problem.
5. Recommend the solution and action items that must be addressed and implemented to resolve the
business problem.
6. Write a formal report with the problem statement, all data and sources of data, recommendations
based on the student’s business analysis, and conclusions for the business.
7. Present the analysis as a final report.
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Project Part Description/Requirements of Project Evaluation Criteria
Project Part 1 Assessment Preparation Checklist:
Perform the following tasks to prepare for this assessment:
Read Chapter 3, in the textbook, Contemporary
Strategy Analysis, before attempting this
assessment.
Read the topic “Increasing Sales Revenue” from
this week’s online lesson.
Title: Understanding Value Added Services
During the lifetime of a company, it experiences P and L’s
(profits and losses) for a variety of reasons. Many
companies provide value added products or services as
enhancements to increase their sales revenues.
Think of any one fictitious organization from the following
sectors and then perform the given tasks:
1. Automotive
2. Healthcare
3. Manufacturing
4. Telecom
Task 1:
Give a brief introduction of the company. Mention its name,
industry type, kind of products or services it offers to its
consumers, etc.
Task 2:
Name three types of value added products or services that
the company could include to increase its profitability.
Some examples may include:
1. A landlord’s lease or rent incentive
Your instructor will consider
the following points for
evaluating your performance ...
STUDENT-Report-Writing-22-23.pptx
The document provides guidance on writing a report. It outlines the key sections and features that should be included in a report such as the title, abstract or executive summary, introduction, main body, findings, and conclusion. It also discusses how to decide on an appropriate report structure by clarifying the purpose, considering the audience, and looking for clues in the report title or brief. Examples of report structures, titles, and content sections are also presented.
Acc 380 entire course accounting for not for-profit organizations
This document outlines the assignments and activities for an accounting course on not-for-profit organizations. It includes instructions for completing exercises from each chapter in the textbook, responding to classmates' posts, and final project. The final project involves preparing financial statements for Lee College using information provided and analyzing the college's financial health. Students are expected to show work, explain outcomes, and apply concepts from the course to demonstrate their understanding.
Slides Writing a Report.pptx
This document provides instructions on how to write a report. It explains that a report discusses a specific topic in detail in a structured format and can be academic, technical, or business related. It delivers facts about a project, process, or situation and typically defines and analyzes a particular issue. The document then outlines the generic structure of a report, which includes sections like the title, table of contents, introduction, body, and conclusion. It provides examples of the content that should be included in each section, such as summarizing the topic in the introduction and discussing facts and findings in the body. The document advises determining the goals, audience, and purpose of the report before starting to collect and analyze supporting research and information.
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eports communicate the results of research and activities in an organization. They may also be archived to provide a record of what an organization has accomplished. This chapter provides general guidelines for writing reports, and specific guidelines for the two report formats—informal reports and formal reports, which differ primarily in their length and scope. This chapter also introduces you to four common types of reports.
General Guidelines for Reports
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General Guidelines for Reports
You will write many reports in your career. Reports may be as simple as a single-page form, like an activity report that you submit daily or weekly so that clients can be billed for your time. Or they may be over 100-page long, like an analysis of a major equipment failure. This section provides general guidelines for effective reports.
Report Guideline 1: Plan Well Be/ore You Write
As with all types of workplace writing, planning is the most important part of the writing process. For each project, complete the Planning Form at the end of this book to record specific information about these points:
The document's purpose
The variety of readers who will receive the document The needs and expectations of readers, particularly decision makers An outline of the main points to be covered in the body Strategies for writing an effective document
Report Guideline 2: Separate Fact from Opinion
Avoid any confusion about what constitutes fact or opinion. The safest approach in the report discussion is to move logically from findings to your conclusions and, finally, to your recommendations. Because these terms are often confused, some working definitions are as follows:
Findings: Facts you uncover (e.g., you observed severe cracks in the foundations of two adjacent homes in a subdivision).
Conclusions: Ideas or beliefs you develop based on your findings (e.g., you conclude that foundation cracks occurred because the two homes were built on soft fill, where original soil had been replaced by construction scraps).
Recommendations: Suggestions or action items based on your conclusions (e.g., you recommend that the foundation slab be supported by adding concrete posts beneath it). Though consisting of opinions, recommendations should be grounded in facts presented in the report.
Report Guideline 3: Make Text Visually Appealing
Following are three visual devices that help get attention, maintain interest, and highlight important information:
Bulleted points for short lists (like this one)
Numbered points for lists that are longer or that include a list of ordered steps Frequent use of headings and subheadings
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General Guidelines for Reports
Chapter 7 Reports
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BUSI 2800 Entrepreneurship 1 of 9 (c) Tom Duxbury Entrep.docx
BUSI 2800 Entrepreneurship 1 of 9 (c) Tom Duxbury
Entrepreneur Learning Project
Objectives
• Gain direct learning from engaging with real world entrepreneurs
• Gather insights from individual examples of entrepreneurship
• Develop teamwork and project management skills
Undertaking an Entrepreneur Learning Project
This project is a descriptive type of case study, which documents the startup conditions
and experiences of an entrepreneur. Case studies provide an essential opportunity for
connecting directly with the world of entrepreneurship; for this reason it is mandatory for
students registered in the Entrepreneurship Minor or Concentration program at Sprott. Other
students may elect to undertake this project at their discretion. Students who do not submit
this project will have 15% of their grades reallocated to the final exam.
Deliverable Options
You may choose between two subject options for your Entrepreneur Case Study:
either another entrepreneur (Option A), or yourself (Option B).
Option A - Research and present another entrepreneur's new venture experience.
- Select an entrepreneur willing to discuss various aspects of their new venture
experience to construct a case study.
- Find background information on the company, industry, competitors, and overall
business environment.
- Design and conduct an interview to draw as much useful information for future
entrepreneurs as possible
- This option may be done as a solo project, or paired with a classmate of your own
choosing.
Your case study should include the following sections:
1) introduction,
2) background of the entrepreneur,
3) industry environment upon starting,
BUSI 2800 Entrepreneurship 2 of 9 (c) Tom Duxbury
4) early successes and challenges encountered,
5) key learnings/advice for entrepreneurs,
6) outlook for the future and conclusions.
Your group has two choices of format: a) written report or b) video.
a) Written Report. If you choose to submit a written report, it should be
maximum 10 pages of double-spaced, 12-point font text. Be sure to use
proper APA style referencing in your report - any text that is not your own should
be clearly identified and properly referenced. Including direct quotations
from your entrepreneur is an effective way to validate your points and make
your study an interesting read. The report should be uploaded to cuLearn by the
due date.
b) Video. If you elect to make a video interview of the entrepreneur, it should
be edited to 6-8 minutes in length and include the same information as the written
report option. Do not go overtime, there is no need. Keep in mind that video
submissions are held to the same content and quality expectations as written
reports, and should 'flow' in a logical order. Submission of a video case should not
be viewed as a 'shortcut' alternative; the format will require considerab ...
Building GBIF Nodes I: creating a strong case for your Node
This document outlines a training course on creating strong business cases for GBIF Nodes. It discusses the rationale for using business cases, including to establish a Node's position, secure funds, and increase proposal success rates. The presentation covers components of an effective business case like the executive summary, problem statement, solutions, and cost/benefit analysis. It also provides best practices and resources for Nodes to reference when developing business cases.
ABC Appliances Inc.WP B.2.1Inherent Risk and Materia.docx
ABC Appliances Inc.
WP B.2.1
Inherent Risk and Materiality Memo
Initials
Date
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Reviewed
Preliminary Inherent Risk Assessment
Management policy of maintaining large inventory to meet customer demand - The auditee maintains large inventories to facilitate sales. However, this increases the risk of obsolete inventory due to slow turnover. Assessing the value of obsolete inventory involves management judgment and increases the risk that inventory valuations will be overstated. Thus, I would recommend careful scrutiny of Southwest's inventory valuation allowance based on the lower of cost or market rule.
Preliminary Analytical Procedures
Days Inventory Increase - Days inventory increased by 19 days in 2015. This is a fairly large one-year increase and increases the risk of obsolete inventory. We should give some additional attention to valuing the inventory under the lower of cost of market rule.
Preliminary Materiality
Balance Sheet -
Income statement -
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421 Essay titles
Please see the syllabus for additional details concerning length and due dates. Papers should be written double-spaced and in APA format. (For APA details see: http://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/560/01/)
Choose one title from the following:
1. Describe and evaluate some of the major factors that have been influencing the supply and demand for food in recent years. What are the main reasons for some of these factors? You could include such topics as food scarcity, food prices and volatility.
2. Discuss the important aspects of food related to a religion with which you are familiar.
3. Evaluate the factors that influence food habits and culture.
4. Explain the rationale behind “California cuisine”. Assess the role of different chefs in the development of California cuisine.
5. Present a reasoned argument for and against the fast food industry in the US. You may include the advantages such as economic and social advantages, along with the disadvantages including increases in obesity, types of employment, etc.
6. Should the fast food industry be regulated in a similar manner to the tobacco industry? Explain the factors behind your reasoning.
7. In your view, how sustainable is the so called “western diet”
8. Describe and evaluate Native Americans’ perspectives on life. This may be from a particular tribe or more generally. You may include such aspects of the environment, health, the family, religion and diet.
9. Describe some of the most important changes that have taken place in wine production in the new and old world over the past three to four decades.
10. Evaluate the major effects that prohibition had for the American wine industry
11. What were the major effects of the Judgment of Paris of 1976 on Californian wines?
12. Taste a sample wine and use the deductive tasting structure explained in class. Comment specifically on clarity, brightness and other color characteristics, along with the nose and the palette. Give details .
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Assessment 2 - Case Study
The following situations have occurred during the year at your audit client, Electric Blue Ltd, a large chemical company:
(a)
A clerk entered the wrong account number for a customer while entering the sales transactions for the day on the computer. As a result, that customer's purchases were entered on the account of another customer, who was very annoyed when he received a bill for goods he had not ordered or received.
(b)
A keypunch operator incorrectly entered a customer payment as $575.00 instead of $5 750.00
(c)
During a demonstration against Electric Blue Ltd's environmental record, several people forced their way into the company's computer centre, which was on the main level of the office building. The protestors smashed the computer equipment and damaged other office equipment. As a result the company's computer system was inoperable for several days.
(d)
A computer operator on the night shift knew more about the company's computer system than anyone else. During a period of several months, she accessed the master payroll program, which was stored online, and increased her tax withholding so that she would get a large refund when she filed her tax return.
Required
Identify a control policy or procedure that would have prevented or detected each of the situations above.
* Learners and assessor should refer to the assessment evidence checklist & record as below:
Assessment Task 2 Assessment Evidence Checklist & Record
Learner’s ID: ______________________
Learner’s Name: ___________________________________
Performance & Knowledge Evidence
C/NYC
Comments
Review corporate governance requirements and implement effective operating procedures
Monitor policy and relevant financial legislation.
Discuss ethical considerations and confidentiality for management and handling of files and records
Identify and explain the key features of financial legislation relating to taxable transactions and reporting requirements
Explain a range of methods of work practices and routines relevant to internal control procedures
Describe the key requirements of organisational policy and procedures relating to:
· Corporate governance
· Financial delegations and accountabilities
Identify and explain the key principles of internal control and auditing.
Comments:
Signed by Learner:
Date:
Signed by Assessor:
Date:
Assignment 1: Research in Ethical and Corporate Governance Requirements
Students need to conduct a desk research and answer the following questions in a 2,000-word research report. Students must include legislation requirement and relevant examples.
Required:
Discuss the following;
a. How is good corporate governance achieved and how does it assist with the framework of rules, relationships, systems and processes within an organisation?
b. Explore the corporate governance requirements, organisational policy, and financial delegations and accountabilities
c. Discuss ethical considerations and conf.
What amount of deferred tax assets or deferred tax liabilities are on the two...
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Objective: To analyze the financial statements of a publicly traded company
Obtain an annual report from a publicly traded corporation that is interesting to you. Be sure the
company’s financial statements include deferred taxes, postretirement benefits, dilutive
securities, and share-based compensation.
Using techniques you have learned in the previous weeks, respond to the following questions.
Title of Assignment Comprehensive Health History P.docx
Title of Assignment: Comprehensive Health History
Purpose of Assignment: The first part of a health assessment is the history. It is contains critical information about the client. It is important for the nurse to feel comfortable asking all types of questions and to be able to identify the pertinent information for that client. This assignment is a comprehensive health history which would normally be done for a new client to a practice or admission.
Course Competency(s): Identify the foundations of health assessment.
Instructions: Using the provided form to guide the interview, collect as much information as the client is willing to divulge. In a combination of bulleted and narrative formatting, document the information gathered. Try not to be too wordy but, at the same time, be comprehensive in your documentation. Remember this is subjective information and should only be what the client tells you. Avoid making judgments until you determine what the strengths and weaknesses are. Submit this as a word document
Grading Rubric:
See history form.
FIN 336 Final Project Guidelines and Rubric
Overview
The final project for this course is the creation of a multinational performance report. The report will investigate the motivation behind expanding business
internationally, whether revenue-related, cost-related, or a combination of both. You will gain a better understanding of international business and the factors
that make multinational business complex (e.g., risk management, ethical and legal compliance). As you work though this project, you will explore how the
2007–2008 financial crisis affected multinational corporations (MNCs), with both additional opportunities and potential risks.
The project is divided into two milestones, which will be submitted at various points throughout the course to scaffold learning and ensure quality final
submissions. These milestones will be submitted in Modules Two and Five. The final product will be submitted in Module Seven.
In order to successfully complete this project, you will choose a multinational company from the Final Project Company List document and access the following
financial reports:
Balance sheet
Income statement
Statement of cash flows
Current annual report
2007–2008 annual report
Statement of retained earnings
In order to access this information, follow the steps in the Mergent Online Instructions document to access the Mergent Online database. P lease ensure that you
select forms based on the company’s most recent tax submission. The annual report is also available on the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission website.
In this assignment, you will demonstrate your mastery of the following course outcomes:
FIN-336-01: Analyze the impact of legal and ethical challenges on stakeholders for supporting an organization’s conduct and decision making in global
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ACC 690 Milestone Two
This document provides an overview and prompt for Milestone Two of the final project for ACC 690. Students will take on the role of an associate at a CPA firm and prepare a report and spreadsheets to address questions from one of the firm's largest clients. The report for Milestone Two will discuss interim reporting requirements, financial statement segmentation, and considerations for international business deals, including foreign exchange rates and translation of financial statements. Students must submit a 2-3 page Word document addressing specific critical elements and include at least two Excel spreadsheets - one illustrating an interim financial statement and one demonstrating translation of financial statements between two methods.
Business risk is the risk that Select one A. the entity�s business.pdf
Business risk is the risk that: Select one: A. the entitys business objectives will not be attained
due to the external and internal environment affecting the entity and the industry in which it
operates. B. the auditor will be exposed to loss to their professional practice from litigation or
adverse publicity arising in connection with an audit. C. the auditor will give an inappropriate
auditors opinion when the financial report is materially misstated. D. an error will occur given
the environmental characteristics of the account balance..
Briefly explain how software reverse engineering could be used for leg.pdf
Briefly explain how software reverse engineering could be used for legitimate purpose.Briefly
describe 2 (two) tools that can be used for reverse engineering of software.Why is it easier to
decompile Java bytecode than native code?When patching an executable, it is important not to
add or remove even a single byte. Explain why.What are the advantages and disadvantages of
code obfuscation?Briefly explain any anti-disassembly technique.Briefly explain any anti-
debugging technique.Briefly explain advantages and disadvantages of an honor system
DRM.What are the advantages and disadvantages of security by obscurity?Briefly explain why
scrambling part of the MediaSnap DRM does not violate Kerckhoffs' Principle.Briefly explain
the concept of NGSCB.What are the advantages and disadvantages of an analog hole from the
attacker's perspective?Briefly explain technical details and architecture of Bittorrent.Do you
think the peer review of code is more or less efficient than testing? Explain your answer.Do you
think Linus's law is correct or is it a fallacy? Explain your answer..
Bob has a suspicion that Alice reads his messages. Not only that- sh.pdf
Bob has a suspicion that Alice reads his messages. Not only that- she sometimes edits the
messages as well. This time Bob creates a trap for Alice. He sent a message to Rob without
encrypting the message however, he applied a technique that confirms the authentication and
integrity of the message. After receiving the message, Rob tested the authentication and integrity
of the message. He was confirmed that the message was altered by someone in an unauthorized
manner.
question:
A malicious hacker is called a black hat hacker. On contrary, an ethical hacker is called a white
hat hacker.
Do you think Alice is actually a white hat hacker? Why?
c) It's noteworthy to mention that Bob and Rob are planning to surprise their parents on their
marriage anniversary. They are planning to arrange a surprise dinner and are planning to
purchase some presents. They don't want to expose this plan to Alice because coincidently, Alice
has her birthday on the same day and her brothers are planning to surprise her as well.
Unfortunately, they have noticed that Alice is being annoyingly nosey and almost going to ruin
the surprise party.
In order to keep the plan a secret, they are planning to meet at Mami soon.
What type of havker is Alice, actually? Why?.
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so that the values passed in are those specified by the user.
Shapes s = new Shapes("Box", width, length, height, 0);
Where width, length, and height represent the values that the user specified. However, if the
user selects Cylinder instead of a Box, then a Cylinder should be drawn by passing in the radius
and height such as
Shapes s = new Shapes("Cylinder", 0, 0, height, radius);
Deliverables:
Submit a ZIPPED FOLDER OF YOUR FILES.
Please submit at the drop box for Week 6 in Blackboard..
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Production for the year
Sales for the year
Selling price per unit
Direct Materials cost per unit
Direct Labour cost per unit
Variable Manufacturing overheads per unit
Variable selling and administrative cost per unit
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MGT 5093 Capstone ProjectBusiness Management & Strategy Ca.docx
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Appendix A Budget
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Project Introduction:
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business management. This project is assigned in Week 1 and has different tasks and submissions
throughout the 11 weeks. Each part of the project builds upon the previous one.
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program.
2. Outline a project that has appropriate depth and breadth to adequately resolve a substantive
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Read Chapter 3, in the textbook, Contemporary
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this week’s online lesson.
Title: Understanding Value Added Services
During the lifetime of a company, it experiences P and L’s
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companies provide value added products or services as
enhancements to increase their sales revenues.
Think of any one fictitious organization from the following
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1. Automotive
2. Healthcare
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4. Telecom
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Give a brief introduction of the company. Mention its name,
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Task 2:
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eports communicate the results of research and activities in an organization. They may also be archived to provide a record of what an organization has accomplished. This chapter provides general guidelines for writing reports, and specific guidelines for the two report formats—informal reports and formal reports, which differ primarily in their length and scope. This chapter also introduces you to four common types of reports.
General Guidelines for Reports
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General Guidelines for Reports
You will write many reports in your career. Reports may be as simple as a single-page form, like an activity report that you submit daily or weekly so that clients can be billed for your time. Or they may be over 100-page long, like an analysis of a major equipment failure. This section provides general guidelines for effective reports.
Report Guideline 1: Plan Well Be/ore You Write
As with all types of workplace writing, planning is the most important part of the writing process. For each project, complete the Planning Form at the end of this book to record specific information about these points:
The document's purpose
The variety of readers who will receive the document The needs and expectations of readers, particularly decision makers An outline of the main points to be covered in the body Strategies for writing an effective document
Report Guideline 2: Separate Fact from Opinion
Avoid any confusion about what constitutes fact or opinion. The safest approach in the report discussion is to move logically from findings to your conclusions and, finally, to your recommendations. Because these terms are often confused, some working definitions are as follows:
Findings: Facts you uncover (e.g., you observed severe cracks in the foundations of two adjacent homes in a subdivision).
Conclusions: Ideas or beliefs you develop based on your findings (e.g., you conclude that foundation cracks occurred because the two homes were built on soft fill, where original soil had been replaced by construction scraps).
Recommendations: Suggestions or action items based on your conclusions (e.g., you recommend that the foundation slab be supported by adding concrete posts beneath it). Though consisting of opinions, recommendations should be grounded in facts presented in the report.
Report Guideline 3: Make Text Visually Appealing
Following are three visual devices that help get attention, maintain interest, and highlight important information:
Bulleted points for short lists (like this one)
Numbered points for lists that are longer or that include a list of ordered steps Frequent use of headings and subheadings
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General Guidelines for Reports
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BUSI 2800 Entrepreneurship 1 of 9 (c) Tom Duxbury
Entrepreneur Learning Project
Objectives
• Gain direct learning from engaging with real world entrepreneurs
• Gather insights from individual examples of entrepreneurship
• Develop teamwork and project management skills
Undertaking an Entrepreneur Learning Project
This project is a descriptive type of case study, which documents the startup conditions
and experiences of an entrepreneur. Case studies provide an essential opportunity for
connecting directly with the world of entrepreneurship; for this reason it is mandatory for
students registered in the Entrepreneurship Minor or Concentration program at Sprott. Other
students may elect to undertake this project at their discretion. Students who do not submit
this project will have 15% of their grades reallocated to the final exam.
Deliverable Options
You may choose between two subject options for your Entrepreneur Case Study:
either another entrepreneur (Option A), or yourself (Option B).
Option A - Research and present another entrepreneur's new venture experience.
- Select an entrepreneur willing to discuss various aspects of their new venture
experience to construct a case study.
- Find background information on the company, industry, competitors, and overall
business environment.
- Design and conduct an interview to draw as much useful information for future
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- This option may be done as a solo project, or paired with a classmate of your own
choosing.
Your case study should include the following sections:
1) introduction,
2) background of the entrepreneur,
3) industry environment upon starting,
BUSI 2800 Entrepreneurship 2 of 9 (c) Tom Duxbury
4) early successes and challenges encountered,
5) key learnings/advice for entrepreneurs,
6) outlook for the future and conclusions.
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maximum 10 pages of double-spaced, 12-point font text. Be sure to use
proper APA style referencing in your report - any text that is not your own should
be clearly identified and properly referenced. Including direct quotations
from your entrepreneur is an effective way to validate your points and make
your study an interesting read. The report should be uploaded to cuLearn by the
due date.
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be edited to 6-8 minutes in length and include the same information as the written
report option. Do not go overtime, there is no need. Keep in mind that video
submissions are held to the same content and quality expectations as written
reports, and should 'flow' in a logical order. Submission of a video case should not
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ABC Appliances Inc.WP B.2.1Inherent Risk and Materia.docx
ABC Appliances Inc.
WP B.2.1
Inherent Risk and Materiality Memo
Initials
Date
Prepared
Reviewed
Preliminary Inherent Risk Assessment
Management policy of maintaining large inventory to meet customer demand - The auditee maintains large inventories to facilitate sales. However, this increases the risk of obsolete inventory due to slow turnover. Assessing the value of obsolete inventory involves management judgment and increases the risk that inventory valuations will be overstated. Thus, I would recommend careful scrutiny of Southwest's inventory valuation allowance based on the lower of cost or market rule.
Preliminary Analytical Procedures
Days Inventory Increase - Days inventory increased by 19 days in 2015. This is a fairly large one-year increase and increases the risk of obsolete inventory. We should give some additional attention to valuing the inventory under the lower of cost of market rule.
Preliminary Materiality
Balance Sheet -
Income statement -
1
421 Essay titles
Please see the syllabus for additional details concerning length and due dates. Papers should be written double-spaced and in APA format. (For APA details see: http://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/560/01/)
Choose one title from the following:
1. Describe and evaluate some of the major factors that have been influencing the supply and demand for food in recent years. What are the main reasons for some of these factors? You could include such topics as food scarcity, food prices and volatility.
2. Discuss the important aspects of food related to a religion with which you are familiar.
3. Evaluate the factors that influence food habits and culture.
4. Explain the rationale behind “California cuisine”. Assess the role of different chefs in the development of California cuisine.
5. Present a reasoned argument for and against the fast food industry in the US. You may include the advantages such as economic and social advantages, along with the disadvantages including increases in obesity, types of employment, etc.
6. Should the fast food industry be regulated in a similar manner to the tobacco industry? Explain the factors behind your reasoning.
7. In your view, how sustainable is the so called “western diet”
8. Describe and evaluate Native Americans’ perspectives on life. This may be from a particular tribe or more generally. You may include such aspects of the environment, health, the family, religion and diet.
9. Describe some of the most important changes that have taken place in wine production in the new and old world over the past three to four decades.
10. Evaluate the major effects that prohibition had for the American wine industry
11. What were the major effects of the Judgment of Paris of 1976 on Californian wines?
12. Taste a sample wine and use the deductive tasting structure explained in class. Comment specifically on clarity, brightness and other color characteristics, along with the nose and the palette. Give details .
Assessment 2 - Case StudyThe following situations have occurred .docx
Assessment 2 - Case Study
The following situations have occurred during the year at your audit client, Electric Blue Ltd, a large chemical company:
(a)
A clerk entered the wrong account number for a customer while entering the sales transactions for the day on the computer. As a result, that customer's purchases were entered on the account of another customer, who was very annoyed when he received a bill for goods he had not ordered or received.
(b)
A keypunch operator incorrectly entered a customer payment as $575.00 instead of $5 750.00
(c)
During a demonstration against Electric Blue Ltd's environmental record, several people forced their way into the company's computer centre, which was on the main level of the office building. The protestors smashed the computer equipment and damaged other office equipment. As a result the company's computer system was inoperable for several days.
(d)
A computer operator on the night shift knew more about the company's computer system than anyone else. During a period of several months, she accessed the master payroll program, which was stored online, and increased her tax withholding so that she would get a large refund when she filed her tax return.
Required
Identify a control policy or procedure that would have prevented or detected each of the situations above.
* Learners and assessor should refer to the assessment evidence checklist & record as below:
Assessment Task 2 Assessment Evidence Checklist & Record
Learner’s ID: ______________________
Learner’s Name: ___________________________________
Performance & Knowledge Evidence
C/NYC
Comments
Review corporate governance requirements and implement effective operating procedures
Monitor policy and relevant financial legislation.
Discuss ethical considerations and confidentiality for management and handling of files and records
Identify and explain the key features of financial legislation relating to taxable transactions and reporting requirements
Explain a range of methods of work practices and routines relevant to internal control procedures
Describe the key requirements of organisational policy and procedures relating to:
· Corporate governance
· Financial delegations and accountabilities
Identify and explain the key principles of internal control and auditing.
Comments:
Signed by Learner:
Date:
Signed by Assessor:
Date:
Assignment 1: Research in Ethical and Corporate Governance Requirements
Students need to conduct a desk research and answer the following questions in a 2,000-word research report. Students must include legislation requirement and relevant examples.
Required:
Discuss the following;
a. How is good corporate governance achieved and how does it assist with the framework of rules, relationships, systems and processes within an organisation?
b. Explore the corporate governance requirements, organisational policy, and financial delegations and accountabilities
c. Discuss ethical considerations and conf.
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Objective: To analyze the financial statements of a publicly traded company
Obtain an annual report from a publicly traded corporation that is interesting to you. Be sure the
company’s financial statements include deferred taxes, postretirement benefits, dilutive
securities, and share-based compensation.
Using techniques you have learned in the previous weeks, respond to the following questions.
Title of Assignment Comprehensive Health History P.docx
Title of Assignment: Comprehensive Health History
Purpose of Assignment: The first part of a health assessment is the history. It is contains critical information about the client. It is important for the nurse to feel comfortable asking all types of questions and to be able to identify the pertinent information for that client. This assignment is a comprehensive health history which would normally be done for a new client to a practice or admission.
Course Competency(s): Identify the foundations of health assessment.
Instructions: Using the provided form to guide the interview, collect as much information as the client is willing to divulge. In a combination of bulleted and narrative formatting, document the information gathered. Try not to be too wordy but, at the same time, be comprehensive in your documentation. Remember this is subjective information and should only be what the client tells you. Avoid making judgments until you determine what the strengths and weaknesses are. Submit this as a word document
Grading Rubric:
See history form.
FIN 336 Final Project Guidelines and Rubric
Overview
The final project for this course is the creation of a multinational performance report. The report will investigate the motivation behind expanding business
internationally, whether revenue-related, cost-related, or a combination of both. You will gain a better understanding of international business and the factors
that make multinational business complex (e.g., risk management, ethical and legal compliance). As you work though this project, you will explore how the
2007–2008 financial crisis affected multinational corporations (MNCs), with both additional opportunities and potential risks.
The project is divided into two milestones, which will be submitted at various points throughout the course to scaffold learning and ensure quality final
submissions. These milestones will be submitted in Modules Two and Five. The final product will be submitted in Module Seven.
In order to successfully complete this project, you will choose a multinational company from the Final Project Company List document and access the following
financial reports:
Balance sheet
Income statement
Statement of cash flows
Current annual report
2007–2008 annual report
Statement of retained earnings
In order to access this information, follow the steps in the Mergent Online Instructions document to access the Mergent Online database. P lease ensure that you
select forms based on the company’s most recent tax submission. The annual report is also available on the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission website.
In this assignment, you will demonstrate your mastery of the following course outcomes:
FIN-336-01: Analyze the impact of legal and ethical challenges on stakeholders for supporting an organization’s conduct and decision making in global
m.
ACC 690 Milestone Two
This document provides an overview and prompt for Milestone Two of the final project for ACC 690. Students will take on the role of an associate at a CPA firm and prepare a report and spreadsheets to address questions from one of the firm's largest clients. The report for Milestone Two will discuss interim reporting requirements, financial statement segmentation, and considerations for international business deals, including foreign exchange rates and translation of financial statements. Students must submit a 2-3 page Word document addressing specific critical elements and include at least two Excel spreadsheets - one illustrating an interim financial statement and one demonstrating translation of financial statements between two methods.
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more evident. A crucial element of this impact is the alteration of vegetation cover, which plays a
significant role in maintaining the ecological equilibrium of our planet.Land serves as the foundation for all human activities and provides the necessary materials for
these activities. As the most crucial natural resource, its utilization by humans results in different
'Land uses,' which are determined by both human activities and the physical characteristics of the
land.
The utilization of land is impacted by human needs and environmental factors. In countries
like India, rapid population growth and the emphasis on extensive resource exploitation can lead
to significant land degradation, adversely affecting the region's land cover.
Therefore, human intervention has significantly influenced land use patterns over many
centuries, evolving its structure over time and space. In the present era, these changes have
accelerated due to factors such as agriculture and urbanization. Information regarding land use and
cover is essential for various planning and management tasks related to the Earth's surface,
providing crucial environmental data for scientific, resource management, policy purposes, and
diverse human activities.
Accurate understanding of land use and cover is imperative for the development planning
of any area. Consequently, a wide range of professionals, including earth system scientists, land
and water managers, and urban planners, are interested in obtaining data on land use and cover
changes, conversion trends, and other related patterns. The spatial dimensions of land use and
cover support policymakers and scientists in making well-informed decisions, as alterations in
these patterns indicate shifts in economic and social conditions. Monitoring such changes with the
help of Advanced technologies like Remote Sensing and Geographic Information Systems is
crucial for coordinated efforts across different administrative levels. Advanced technologies like
Remote Sensing and Geographic Information Systems
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Changes in vegetation cover refer to variations in the distribution, composition, and overall
structure of plant communities across different temporal and spatial scales. These changes can
occur natural.
ISO/IEC 27001, ISO/IEC 42001, and GDPR: Best Practices for Implementation and...
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